Sapin de Noël enneigé des collines d'Oakland de 1,80 m

This tree was easy to set up and very realistic looking. I like the look of snow on the branches. Extra bonus- it’s fits easily into the same box after you disassemble it and put it away! Would purchase again.

I haven’t had a chance to fluff this tree yet, but I think once I do, it will be pretty. I like the flocked look and the pine cones add a nice touch. I think it will look very pretty once I get white lights on it. I am very happy with it!

Tree looks like it will be very nice. Its nice and tall just like we wanted. The snow and pine cones are a pretty touch. I got the tree out set it up but I didn’t fluff it out. I can tell it will be fluffy and look great with lights and bulbs.

This is a very nice tree. It has a light amount of flocking and very realistic pinecones. The tree will be beautiful even without ornaments just needs some fluffing and lights. The tree comes in 3 easy to put together pieces. Unfortunately some of the pinecones were smashed in shipping but we can hopefully conceal them in the back.

Tree was well packed and arrived safely. It's easy to assemble in 3 sections and a stand. Tags guide you to assemble them in the right order. Branches are all collapsed on the bar and will need fluffed. Branches on the lower two sections were well attached and could be tugged and bent easily into shape. The pine cones were attached but the wire attaching it would be somewhat loose after fluffing. So once the branches were fluffed, wrapping the pine cone around the end branches would firm them up in position. The top section has branches which pull down into shape. I did have several of the branches pull loose from the top section so use care and don't pull too hard. I was able to tuck them back into place but use a gentler touch when shaping these branches. Also the frosting on the tips cause some of the branches to stick together so make sure you separate the branches. Fluffing suggestions: When opening the tree the first time, do not expect the branches to fall down and look like the model. Expect to spend a lot of extra time to shape the branches to get a full natural look. I installed the bottom section only and then worked from the bottom up fluffing each branch. Start at the base of the branch on the inside and work your way to the tip. Spread branches up-down-left-right all around. Once the lower section was done, I installed the next section and repeated the process. I was adding my own lights to this so I actually added the lights to each branch as I fluffed it. It is much easier to do this if the tree is not all assembled and you can easily access each branch. I also had a 250' strand of 800 LED lights which took all of it by adding lights this way. If you don't have a lot of lights to add, draping the lights in a more conventional manner once the tree is finished might work best for you.