The Holiday Aisle® Norway Fir Tree

After many years of having a fresh cut tree, we decided to switch over to a faux tree. I was a bit apprehensive after I saw the tree pulled out of the box, but after an easy assembly and a bit of time consuming “fluffing” the tree looked very nice. Overall the tree is much better than expected! After the lights and ornaments went on, it looked perfect. Branches support heavy ornaments nicely! We are very happy we purchased this tree.

Loved the fullness, loved how the branches reach out 3 separate ways. Decorated with old fashioned lights and it’s just beautiful.

The branches are nice and realistic, but I was hoping it would be fuller. You can still see the pole in the middle especially because it's in front of a window.

Missing a branch! Bottom branch’s are to close together and to big!

This tree is gorgeous. I was surprised so many thought it was real. Once presents are under it and you can’t see the pole, it looks fabulous. I imagine a tree box or similar would also do the trick. Take the time to fluff it properly, bend the outer branches like the diagram, and you won’t be disappointed at all. I’m so happy with this tree. No watering!

We absolutely love it and was really surprised on how it looks and it’s as close as can be to a real tree in every way from color to the shape

My biggest concern was shipping. When I ordered the tree, expected delivery was Dec 6. That’s about when I wanted to put up the tree so it was good. On Dec 6 I get an email congratulating me that my tree was shipped. Delivery date was expected at Dec 11. Too late to cancel and choose another tree that I could get sooner. Dec 13 the tree arrived. I think shipping could have gone better. Don’t believe anticipated delivery dates. As for the tree, the outside needles are very lifelike! The inside needles are not, but they just take up space on the inner branches. I thought for $500 (more than I ever imagined spending on a Christmas tree) I would get the most realistic tree I’ve ever seen. Not the case. It’s fine but I guess you now have to pay $1500 to get the authentic looking branches from trunk to tip. Am I disappointed? It’s fine. Am I blown away by the quality? No.

The first time ordering an Artificial tree, and this one checks all the boxes. It arrived right on time, and was very simple to assemble. It appears real, and I love that I don’t have to worry about if being watered or drying out. Ornaments stay perfectly in place and I just love it. I ordered the 7 ft. Tree and it’s the perfect size. Quality is spot on.

My first artificial tree. Not quite as full as the website photo, but pretty close. Took quite a while to “fluff”, but I think it looks good!

Due to Colorado wildfires in this crazy year of 2020, we were left with no choice but to buy our first artificial Christmas tree. My wife and I searched for hours online hoping to find a tree that might help bring our home the joy that a real tree has done since we were married 20+ years ago; a real challenge since embarking on our annual Christmas tree hunt is a tradition we love and have many fun memories from. We saw this tree and I hoped that it would do, and I must say it did not disappoint! We purchased an open box model, and when it arrived, the box had clearly been opened and quite frankly mangled, but this durable tree survived well with just one small tip lying free in the box. Upon opening it up and putting the three parts together, the boys and I thought sure there was no way it would look good when done as everything is tightly packed together making it look more Charlie Brown like than nearly any tree we've ever settled for in the woods. But, as we began to open up each little branch, I immediately noticed just how life like this tree looked. It was slightly dark in our home, but the tree detail looked remarkably like the spruce we cut right in our Colorado forests. It took quite a while, probably over an hour for the three of us to open each branch until this tree was fully put together, but I have to say, I am impressed! The boys, 15 and 12, were quite skeptical as well, but their constant comments about how pretty the tree is has shaken all doubt from my mind. It may have helped that we were putting it up as a surprise to my wife before she got home. Either way, this is a lovely, authentic looking tree. It has a waxy feel upon opening, but feels a bit more like a slightly drying real tree now that it's been up a few days. It is very full, which could complicate our placing of many of the family ornaments that we have collected, but I am optimistic that it will turn out beautifully. I am still impressed each day, and can't wait for my daughter to come home from college to see her reaction. The quality seems good, the branches sturdy, and I even bent the top one several times while attempting to attach a too-heavy star, and in several directions, and it came out fine. Overall I have been extremely satisfied and that is saying something, as I never thought I would be willing to spend this much on a "fake" tree. Needless to say, I am glad we did as I think/hope it will bring us joy for many years to come (once the kids are gone and we are too old to hunt down the elusive real Christmas tree!) Thanks Wayfair/Birch Lane. This one is a keeper! I've included three pictures, one my son took before we spread it out, a second of just the tree after it's been fully "fluffed", and a third after we attached the lights. I thought about a tree with lights, but I'm glad we didn't as I hope having out own lights will allow us to vary the lighting if we wish, and won't cause problems with lights going out over the years. (We bought a 7.5 foot tree by the way.)