Christmas tree wood or plastic

[dim_bulb]

Hi guys we have a 7 and a half foot fake tree, do you go fake or real talking about trees and not boobies

 

[Fin170]

Ours is like a meter high, fibre optic (which is knackered)....suppose I should get a LED fibre optic version being an electrician and all

 

[dim_bulb]

Cool, I have put some lights out the front looks a bit tacky but hacks the neighbours off!

 

[Silly Sausage]

The wife prefers natural wood, plastic is a complete No No.

 

[dim_bulb]

Sure but round here there about 70 quid! Guess its festive if you have kids?

 

[RyanCheetham]

We have both. Fake one in the dining room but my mrs has to have a real one in the living room "otherwise it isnt really christmas" its easier to go along with it than argue about it

 

[Guest55]

built-in fibre optic lighting for the win !
real trees never live up to the t.v. / film fantasy and make a real mess by Jan.

 

[MDJ]

I have a 6ft 6" fake tree with lights on it, it was bought 2-3 years ago replacing a 15 year old previous fake tree, I don't care whether fake or real, I just like the choccy's on them :drool5:

 

[Andy78]

We have a pretty good looking fake one. It's got little pine cones on it and everything
If I was contemplating spending £50 on a dead tree that I would bin after 3 weeks, I'd check myself in for a serious looking at.

 

[Guest55]

We have a pretty good looking fake one. It's got little pine cones on it and everything
If I was contemplating spending £50 on a dead tree that I would bin after 3 weeks, I'd check myself in for a serious looking at.

3 weeks ?????
xmas lasts 3 days max in my house lol.

 

[RyanCheetham]

51 pound for our 6ft one. I admit its alot to swallow for a dead tree but the tree does look a whole lot better than an artificial one

 

[MDJ]

thats a good one as well, it must be magnetic as it can stand on it's side :sifone: