Northern Lights1.8m Golden Christmas Tree with Lights & Decor
R1,199
About
The 1.8m Golden Christmas Tree is a full Christmas offering, including everything needed to decorate the it; lights, decorations, tinsel and a star tree topper.
Designed with 500 tips, a mixture of pine and bottle brush with two tone colour leaves. Embellished with 22 pinecones.
Product Features
- A Full Christmas Offering with Lights, Decorations, Tinsel and Star Tree Topper
- 500 Tips
- Mixture of Pine and Bottle Brush Tips
- Two Tone Colour Leaves
- Branches with Pinecone Embellishment
- String of Flashing 110 LED Warm White Lights (Battery Operated)
- Decoration Colours: Gold
- 4 Styles of Baubles
- 48 Baubles
- 6m Gold Tinsel
- Star Tree Topper
- Tree Stand Included
- Easy to Assemble
- Lightweight and Easy to Store
Product Specifications
- Christmas Tree Size: 180cm
- Number of Tips: 500
- Type of Tip: Pine and Bottle Brush
- Tree Colour: Two Tone Colour Leaf
- Pinecones: 22 Units
- Decoration Colours: Gold
- Batteries Needed: 3AA (Not Included)
What's in the box
- 1 x 180cm Christmas Tree
- 1 x String of Flashing 110 LED Warm White Lights (Battery Operated)
- 1 x Star Tree Topper
- 1 x 6m Gold Tinsel
- 48 x Baubles
- 1 x Tree Stand
A list of Christmas jokes that don't work in South Africa
What do road crews use in the North Pole? Snow cones. - That one obviously doesn't work in Mzansi because no-one works on roads here.
What kind of music do elves listen to? Wrap - As we know, if it's not AmaPiano, South Africans aren't listening to it. Elves or otherwise.
Where do snowmen go to dance? Snowballs - As per the above, South Africans will dance anywhere, any time, any place. No dance floor, petrol station forecourt or stadium terrace is safe from dancing South Africans.