Astoria – Douglas Fir Slim

Always leave at least 30 cm (1 foot) between the top of your tree and the ceiling, especially if you're using a tree topper.

• If your ceiling is 2.4 m (8 ft), go for a 5 or 6 ft tree.

• For ceilings around 2.7 m (9 ft), a 7 ft tree is ideal.

• Homes or spaces with 3 m (10 ft) ceilings can accommodate an 8 ft tree comfortably.

💡 Watch out for ceiling fans, pendant lights, or aircon units! Measure carefully to avoid collisions.

Tree width affects how much floor space you’ll need — not just height.

• Slim trees (around 60–100 cm wide) are great for corners, bedrooms, or smaller HDB flats or studio apartments.

• Standard trees (100–130 cm wide) suit most living rooms, offices, and open spaces.

• Grand, showpiece trees (130 cm and above) are designed for large entryways, foyers, lobbies, and retail spaces.

Always allow 15–20 cm of space around the tree so it doesn't feel cramped or block movement.

Masons Trees come in two types of realism:

• Traditional PVC: Budget-friendly with soft, classic branches. Less lifelike, but great for loading with ornaments.

• Hyper Realistic PE: Our most premium range. Molded needle structure looks almost indistinguishable from a real fir or pine tree.

💡 For those who do not want too many ornaments: The more realistic your tree, the fewer ornaments may need — the branches already look stunning on their own. For traditional trees, you may want to add more decorations to achieve the same wow factor.

In this picture guide, we will be setting up the Amazzonia Cashmere Pine

All trees: 5 ft: 2 parts | 6 ft: 3 parts | 7 ft+: 4 parts

(Includes sturdy metal stand or plastic base for 5 ft)

Expand the stand into an 'X' shape, insert the trunk.

Video: How to Set Up Your Christmas Tree Base Stand

Fit the longest section at the bottom to the stand

Tighten screws at base

Continue stacking all sections.

Largest at the bottom, smallest at top

Easy-Open Hinged Branches:

Branches Will Automatically Fall Into Place
Thanks to our hinged system, they auto-open!

Video: Easy-Open Christmas Tree Hinged Branches (FirTECT™ Technology)

Start with the head. Only the head of the tree does not have hinged branches.

Manually pull downward every single main branch attached to the centre rod.

Video: How to Open the Branches of the Head of Your Christmas Tree

Fluff and Shape Every Single Minor/Sub Branch

Spend 5 to 10 minutes shaping to achieve the fullest lush look.

Video: How to Shape Your Christmas Tree

Your tree looks full, lush, and beautiful.

Each cable of light is 10 metres, having 100 bulbs. 

Follow the recommended number of cables to purchase in the table above.

Start coiling your lights around your tree at 10-15 cm intervals of each line.

Should you prefer a more intense effect, you can coil them at more narrow intervals and connect more lights later.

When you have finished coiling the first cable, simply connect one cable to another to extend your lights

Your lights are already green wired to blend well with the tree. 

Push them inward so that the branches of your tree cover the wires.

Want a more magical effect? Coil your tree entirely twice. With some cables shoved all the way in, and some just before the surface

Foundation baubles are often baubles of the same colour, sold in more quantity per packaging, and economical.

They provide a great foundation to the tree.

Fill your tree up in a distinct pattern to ensure it does not look awkward or funny later. We like to follow a triangular motion.

For those who prefer, you may even replace this part with larger flowers, or ribbons.

Tree Picks and Sprays are ornaments you shove into the tree. A tree spray is generally larger than a pick. Tree picks are mini sized.

Accent baubles are baubles usually sold in packaging of 4 or 6 to add some accents of life and design to your tree. They should not be over-used like your foundation baubles.

Fill up the big gaps with tree sprays, also following a distinct pattern.

Feel free to add more variety of tree picks.

Now, you can add the remanining empty spaces with tree picks.

Most tree toppers are in the format of a star.

Place it just at the top of the tree but do not insert the tip of the tree into the hoop of the star. 

Simply place your star at the top and bend the surrounding branches to hold it. It looks more natural this way.

If you wish, secure it with a cable tie against the top of the tree.

This prevents it from falling if someone were to accidentally knock into the tree, or if naughty children went to shake it.

Complete the look!

We really think you should.

You now have a beautifully decorated tree, ready for pictures.