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Follow these steps to assemble your artificial Christmas tree and make sure it looks beautiful and festive throughout the holiday season.
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Step 1: Unfold and secure the tree base.
Step 2: Insert the bottom section of the tree into the base, then tighten the eyebolt to hold it firmly in place.
Step 3: Fluff and shape your tree starting from the bottom section, working your way up to create a full and natural look.
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Step 1: Roll your tree to your desired display location. Once in place, lock the wheels to keep it steady and ensure all the lights are working properly before setting it up.
Step 2: Insert the bottom section of the tree securely into the base, then tighten the eyebolt to hold it firmly in place.
Step 3: Attach the treetop securely onto the base, then begin fluffing and shaping the branches to achieve a full, natural look.
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Step 1: Identify the colour-coded plugs and sockets on each tree section.
Step 2: Insert each plug into its corresponding socket with the matching sticker.
Step 3: Plug the cord leading from the receiver box near the tree base into an electrical wall outlet.
If your tree has a foot pedal, step on it to switch the lights on and off.
Start by fluffing the branches to create a full and natural shape. If you’re adding your own lights, do this next. Then, layer on garlands or ribbons before finishing with ornaments and a tree topper.
The easiest Christmas tree to assemble is a pre-lit model with pre-fluffed branches. You can also opt for a Balsam Hill Flip Tree, which minimizes heavy lifting and makes setup effortless.
Begin by securing the base, then assemble each section from the bottom up. Fluff the branches, test the lights if it’s pre-lit, and decorate in layers—from lights to garlands, ornaments, and finally the topper—for a polished, festive look.
