A bay window, the run between a sofa and a wall, the corner past a fireplace. These are the places people actually want a tree, and they are the places a four foot wide tree simply will not go.

This is the narrowest tree in the range at 2.2 feet across, on an X shaped iron stand. At 13 pounds it can be lifted into place fully built, and the 350 lights are already on it so nothing has to be wound round afterwards.

The narrowest in the range

Seven and a half feet tall on 2.2 feet of floor. For comparison, guides put a typical tree's width at over half its height, which would be four feet at this height. This one is barely half that. Allow a clear patch under three feet and check the ceiling clears 7.5 feet plus a topper.

Three things in close up

The bulbs, sitting down among the needles rather than on the surface. The flocking, laid along the top of each branch the way snow settles. And the foldable metal base, an X shaped iron stand rather than the plastic type that cracks. The count is 350 lights on 641 tips.

What the maker compares against

Two honest comparisons. Dense PVC tips against few and scattered ones, which is what decides whether a slim tree reads as a column or a stick. And a metal stand against a plastic one, which matters more on a tall narrow tree than on a wide stable one.

The narrowest shape in this range, for a bay window, an alcove or the gap beside a fireplace.

White flocking over green PVC, laid along the branches rather than dusted evenly.

Pre-strung on the branches, which matters more on a flocked tree because winding lights on loosens flocking.

Counted by the manufacturer. Dense for the width, which is what keeps the column looking solid.

Stay attached to the pole and drop open as each section is lifted, so setup is quick.

Metal rather than plastic, folding flat for storage, which the maker calls out as breakage resistant.

Ships from our United States warehouse. Delivery to Canada usually takes 8 to 14 business days, with no customs charges or duties to pay on arrival. Free shipping on orders over $150, a flat $18.90 below that, and tracking by email as soon as it leaves.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

Found it cheaper at a Canadian retailer? Send us the link and we will match that price. It has to be the same item, in stock, sold and shipped inside Canada, and compared like for like on what comes in the box.

Two feet two inches fits places a normal tree cannot reach, without anything else being moved.

Thirteen pounds, hinged sections and a folding stand, so it comes and goes without a struggle.

Narrow and already lit, so it goes up beside a counter or a doorway without losing floor to customers.

What we stand behind

• The 641 tip count, the 350 LED count, the 7.5 ft by 2.2 ft size and the 13 lb weight all come from the manufacturer's own specification list.
• The maker's own photograph carries a note that the decorations shown are not included.
• Ships from our United States warehouse, free shipping over $150, and 14 day returns unused in the original packaging.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

How narrow is it really?

Two feet two inches at the base, which is the narrowest tree in this range. A full profile tree at 7.5 feet is usually around four feet wide, so this saves roughly two feet of floor across the room, and slightly more once you allow walking space.

Will the flocking shed?

Some will, mostly during setup and while it is being carried. Flocked tree care guidance is to build it where it is going to stand, handle the branches gently and dust with a soft duster from the top down rather than vacuuming it.

Is 641 tips enough?

For a shape this narrow, yes. A slim tree has far less surface to fill than a wide one, and the flocking closes the visual gaps further. The manufacturer's own comparison panel shows dense tips against sparse ones, which is the difference that matters at this width.

How does it store?

It splits into hinged sections and the X shaped stand folds flat, with the whole tree at 13 pounds. Dust off the loose flocking before packing, use a breathable bag rather than sealed plastic, and keep it somewhere cool and dry.