CHRISTMAS TREES

Whether you’re planning to decorate your town’s square for the next big Holiday market or you need an entrance piece for your Hotel hall, our commercial Christmas trees can be set up both indoors and outdoors.

Depending on the model, our large Christmas trees range from 12' Slimline Tower Trees to 50' Majestic Pine Trees. Explore our model collections to see all our options! You can also call us at 800-391-5280 to check tree size availability.

We offer a wide variety of commercial Christmas trees, including standard indoor Christmas trees, single-color ice sculpture trees, and fairy LED trees. Explore our website to see all our options!

LED stands for “light emitting diode,” one of the biggest advancements in the lighting industry in the past 140 years. These lights work by passing an electrical current through a microchip, which illuminates the small diodes, producing visible light. Compared to traditional bulbs, LED lights produce light much more efficiently.

This is a tricky question to answer because the lifespan of your LED lights will depend on a variety of factors. Generally speaking, LED Christmas lights last much longer than other options due to their design and materials. When tested via a controlled, indoor bench test, LED Christmas lights can last 50 times longer than traditional incandescent bulbs and 20 times longer than halogen bulbs. Since LED lights don’t have a filament that can burn out, their lifespan is significantly longer.

While LED lights offer advantages over other types of Christmas bulbs, you shouldn’t buy into some manufacturer’s extreme claims about their longevity. While some claim that a string of LED Christmas lights will last you 20 seasons, this simply isn’t true. You can expect a set of high-quality, professional grade LED Christmas lights to last you about 6 or 7 seasons, which is still impressive compared to other models.

Many manufacturers assert that LED Christmas lights have a rated life of up to 75,000 hours. In theory, this is true. The diodes in LED lights can last up to 75,000, but that’s not accounting for weather, UV radiation, or the normal wear and tear of hanging up the lights and storing them each year. Additionally, it’s not just the diodes that matter. LED Christmas lights are made with additional components--so even if the diodes are still working, this doesn’t mean that a different part might malfunction.

Still, despite the grand claims made by some manufacturers, LED Christmas lights are still your best options for lights you can count on for many seasons to come.

Believe it or not, but there’s quite the variety available when selecting white LED bulbs. Warm white LED lights offer the warm glow and traditional look of incandescent bulbs, cool white casts off the appearance of solid ice, and pure white LED Christmas lights offer a pure white glow. No one option is better than the other--it all comes down to the look you’re going for.

Warm white LED Christmas lights -- by swirling in a bit of yellow, warm white LED lights offer a softer glow that’s reminiscent of classic incandescent bulbs. Perhaps this is why they’re the most popular variation of white LED Christmas lights. Depending on the bulbs, warm white LED Christmas lights range from 2,200 to 3,200 Kelvins. The more Kelvins, the less yellow you’ll find in the lights.

Cool white LED Christmas lights -- to capture a cooler, icy look, cool white LED Christmas lights mix in a blue hue. This adds a heavier tint that can turn any landscape into a winter wonderland. These LED lights range from 6,000 to 9,000 Kelvins.
Pure white LED Christmas lights -- for a simpler approach to white LED lights, the pure white lights are just that--pure white without any yellow or blue mixed in. While some feel that these cast off a bit of a harsh glow, others love the consistency and simplicity of the pure white LED lights.