The snowy Grandis artificial Christmas tree takes on the wide, tiered silhouette of the Grandis, its branches covered in artificial snow, with no lights. Hinged, they unfold during assembly and are shaped one by one: a winter tree that is used again every year.
The look of a forest fir. Wide and tiered, it has the stature of a big tree.
A winter setting. The artificial snow on its branches sets the scene; you choose the lights.
Clearly marked tiers. Each tier of branches carries its decorations without hiding them.
Up to 4.50 m. For a large living room, a stairwell or a hall, up to the tallest heights.
Used again every year. No falling needles and no watering: it goes back in its box and returns Christmas after Christmas.
A sturdy stand, included. The metal stand keeps it upright, even laden with decorations.
Specifications
Model
snowy Grandis
Heights
150 to 450 cm
Colour
Snowy green
Material
PE and PVC mix
Needles
Moulded PE tips and soft PVC tips
Branches
Hinged, to shape
Lighting
None
Tree stand
Metal, included
Delivered
Boxed, to assemble
Sizes and dimensions
Dimensions of Snowy Grandis artificial Christmas tree by size
Sizes (cm)
Diameter (cm)
Tips
Number of branches
Sections
Stand diameter (cm)
Weight (kg)
150
111
1 038
38
3
40
4.7
180
132
1 564
56
3
45
8.1
210
150
2 326
80
3
51
12.4
240
162
2 935
98
4
60
16.5
300
182
4 721
144
5
90
28.3
450
250
11 889
294
8
120
82.0
Setting up and storing your snowy Grandis tree
Build the trunk section by section into the stand, the widest at the bottom. Open the branches tier by tier, starting at the bottom, then give each sprig some shape. The Grandis takes up floor space: the size table gives its diameter. To store it, fold the branches and put the sections back in the box.
Ideas for decorating your snowy Grandis tree
On its snowy tiers, a spiral garland and gold baubles warm up the white. Our baubles, garlands and tree toppers go well with it.
Frequently asked questions
Norway, Allison or Grandis: which artificial tree should you choose?
The Norway is the fullest, and its pre-shaped branches fall into place almost by themselves. The Allison is more open and leaves room for decorations. The Grandis, wide and tiered, looks like a tall forest fir.
Can you add lights to a snowy tree?
Yes, just as on a green tree. A warm white garland stands out especially well against the white branches.
How do you assemble an artificial tree with hinged branches?
Slot the trunk sections into the metal stand, from the widest to the thinnest. The hinged branches fold out; then spread their sprigs, working from the bottom up.
Is the stand included with the artificial tree?
Yes, the metal stand is included. Its diameter for each size is given in the size table on the product page.
How much floor space does an artificial tree need?
The diameter of each size is in the size table: allow for it on the floor, plus some room to walk around and open doors.
How do you store an artificial tree after the holidays?
Fold the branches against the trunk, take the sections apart and store them in their box, somewhere dry. Protected like this, it can be used year after year.
