Northern LightsFibre Optic Christmas Tree with Lights
R469
About
Flashing brightly into the festive season, the Northern Lights 90cm or 120cm Fibre Optic Christmas Tree stands out as a feature piece in any room it is placed. Mesmerizing, the colours change from blue, turquoise, green, purple, pink, red and yellow in a flashing effect.
Tree stand included. Lightweight it is easy to store and move. Ideal for smaller spaces and homes.
Product Features
90cm Christmas Tree
- 80 Tree Tips
- Colours Change Between Blue, Turquoise, Green, Purple, Pink, Red and Yellow
- Tree Stand Included
- Easy to Assemble
- Lightweight and Easy to Store
- Ideal for Smaller Apartments, Homes or Rooms
120cm Christmas Tree
- 100 Tree Tips
- Colours Change Between Blue, Turquoise, Green, Purple, Pink, Red and Yellow
- Tree Stand Included
- Easy to Assemble
- Lightweight and Easy to Store
- Ideal for Smaller Apartments, Homes or Rooms
150cm Christmas Tree
- 150 Tree Tips
- Colours Change Between Blue, Turquoise, Green, Purple, Pink, Red and Yellow
- Tree Stand Included
- Easy to Assemble
- Lightweight and Easy to Store
- Ideal for Smaller Apartments, Homes or Rooms
- Product Specifications
90cm Christmas Tree
- Christmas Tree Size: 90cm
- Number of Tips: 80
- Tree Colour: Bottle Green
- Material: PVC
120cm Christmas Tree
- Christmas Tree Size: 120cm
- Number of Tips: 100
- Tree Colour: Bottle Green or White
- Material: PVC
150cm Christmas Tree
- Christmas Tree Size: 150cm
- Number of Tips: 150
- Tree Colour: Bottle Green
- Material: PVC
What's in the box
- 1 x 90cm, 120cm or 150cm Fibre Optic Christmas Tree
- 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.