Heights from 3 to 7 meters give this illuminated branch tree a range of scales for commercial lighting projects. The pictured version uses white toned light across a slim central trunk and irregular spreading branches. The lower branches extend furthest outward, while the upper tiers shorten toward the tip. Open gaps between them retain the recognizable tree outline without forming a continuous conical surface.
The structure is supported by a powder coated iron framework. LED lighting has a listed IP65 protection rating, and PVC is included among the specified components. Custom sizing is available. The branch pattern gives this tree a different effect from a cone wrapped in straight light strings: individual horizontal and diagonal lines create the visible canopy, with the trunk connecting the separate levels.
The central trunk remains visible between the branch tiers, linking them as one continuous structure. Lower branches extend outward and bend slightly, while the shorter upper branches make the crown narrower. Along individual branches, small irregular projections create a finer texture than the trunk's straight vertical line. The result is an illuminated tree whose shape is carried by branching rather than foliage or a filled outer skin. Its sparse upper tip and wider lower tiers provide the main change in proportion from top to bottom. Each selected height retains that characteristic open tree subject.
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