Review on Premium 6-Foot Beistle Jointed Christmas Tree: A Must-Have Festive Decor! by Billy Berry

This thin cardboard tree is much nicer than I expected. I thought it was flimsy plastic and very flimsy, but it's actually pretty solid (nice). But he will not stand alone. You get what you pay for (I only paid $12 with free shipping!), so don't expect anything durable (like hardboard) and fancy. These are thin cardboard birthday banners that can be folded over and the letters nested together to form a small stack. However, the rivets on the tree are already connected, so you don't have to assemble anything. Simply take it out of the packaging and let the rivets open. It unfolds into wood in seconds. I leaned it against the wall and pressed it in place with a pin. I didn't want it to fall off so I used 8 green push pins. The color of the pin goes well with the green part of the tree. . Yes, your wall will be full of stationery holes. If your ceiling is low enough, you can drill a hole in the top of the angel cylinder and hang it on a string. However, I recommend reinforcing the hole. The tree can fall. This little angel may not be able to bear such a weight. Double sided tape will not work in my opinion. You may need to try a few different methods if you don't need pinholes. Maybe you can try 'Command Picture Hanging Strips' (search for Revain). If you wish, this tree can protrude a little from the wall. It has two folded sections on the bottoms, but I put so many pins in that it lays flat most of the time. You can have it fully pressed against the wall. Simply open the two folded sides completely at the bottom, press the whole thing against the wall and press firmly. I let him rest a little. However, don't expect a nice round base. I think it might look better if you flatten everything. It looks a bit odd the way I made it (pressed in the middle and sticking out on the sides). The colors are amazing. Much brighter than I expected! There are slots throughout the tree that you can insert your Christmas cards into to view all of your cards. I would not do it. I think the wood may not be strong enough (especially for large cards - postcards will do), and the cards probably cut the slots in an odd way, making the wood look lumpy when you take the cards out. I didn't do this, but you can pin a very thin string of Christmas lights back and forth before doing this. I think it will look very nice and give it a more realistic feel. However, the cable will be very noticeable. Maybe try a very, very thin filament of mini LEDs. In terms of height, I'm a little over 5 feet tall, and the tree pinned to the ground is a little taller than me. The base, a few feet wide, is perfect for the gifts I put on the base. If you have a large pile of presents at the bottom, you can probably hang the tree a little higher since the wall below will be obscured by the presents. The box it comes in is quite large. Big thin rectangle. The box was surprisingly large. To save the tree, you can save the box. Otherwise, the tree can be crushed in the warehouse. It is thin enough to be easily damaged. I bought it to decorate my office at work (see photos) and a lot of people stopped by and told me how beautiful it looks. so they don't get hurt!), in a small office or study, or in a place with pets. No curious cat can climb on it, and no dirty tree water can drink a dog. It's also safe for parrots. No decorations for the parrot. In general. I am very, very happy with the tree and will definitely buy it again. For €12 it's more than worth it. You can't buy 3 Hallmark Holiday Cards for this!