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9 FT Artificial Christmas Tree, Unlit Hinged Xmas Tree with 4026 Branch Tips and Five Sections
9 FT Artificial Christmas Tree, Unlit Hinged Xmas Tree with 4026 Branch Tips and Five Sections
9 FT Artificial Christmas Tree, Unlit Hinged Xmas Tree with 4026 Branch Tips and Five Sections
Vendor: Valuhub Canada
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9 FT Artificial Christmas Tree, Unlit Hinged Xmas Tree with 4026 Branch Tips and Five Sections
Four thousand and twenty six branch tips across nine feet, in five hinged sections rather than the usual three. This is the largest tree in its family by a long way, unlit, on a folding crossed metal base with the screw already fitted.
Big rooms make normal trees look small
A seven foot tree in a double height room
In a stairwell, a church hall, a hotel lobby or a room with a vaulted ceiling, a seven foot tree reads as an ornament rather than a centrepiece. The scale of the space swallows it and no amount of decoration fixes that.
Nine feet, and over four thousand tips
Height alone is not enough: a tall thin tree looks worse than a short full one. This carries 4026 branch tips, more than one and a half times the count on its 7.5 foot sibling, so the mass grows with the height instead of stretching thin.
A nine foot tree is a different proposition from a seven foot one, and it is worth being clear about that before ordering. Sizing guides pair nine feet with a ten or twelve foot ceiling, because you still need roughly a foot above the tip for a topper and the stand lifts the whole tree a few inches off the floor. In a room with a standard eight foot ceiling this tree will not stand up at all. It is also a two session job rather than an afternoon: five sections to stack, a step ladder for the top, and four thousand tips to spread before it looks the way it should.

What four thousand tips looks like
The single photograph shows overlapping layers with no gaps between the branch tiers and no trunk visible anywhere through the foliage. That is the difference a tip count over four thousand makes at this height. The branches are held out level rather than hanging, and the green stays consistent from the widest skirt up to the leader. Underneath is a black crossed metal stand, which on a tree this tall is doing real work rather than just holding a pole upright. Look at the proportions as well: the skirt is wide in relation to the height, which is what stops a nine foot tree reading as a spire.
What you get
4026 branch tips
More than one and a half times the count on the 7.5 ft tree in the same family, which is what keeps the mass in proportion.
Five trunk sections
Two more than the small sizes. Nine feet of tree in five parts is liftable by one person, one piece at a time.
Hinged branches
Folded flat in the box and dropping into place as each section stands up. Hooking on four thousand tips by hand is not a job anyone wants.
Crossed metal base
Heavy duty folding metal with protective foot pads, which matters more at nine feet than at any smaller size.
Pre-assembled screw
Already fitted to the base, so nobody is hunting for a bolt while holding a nine foot trunk steady.
Fade resistant PVC
The manufacturer lists the leaves as flame retardant, fade resistant, smell free and non-allergic.
Unlit
Nothing wired in, which on a tree this size means you can run as many strings as the room needs.
Tool free assembly
Sections stack and lock without a screwdriver, so the only equipment needed is a step ladder for the top.
Specifications
| Height | 9 ft |
|---|---|
| Branch tips | 4026 |
| Leaf material | PVC, stated flame retardant, fade resistant, smell free and non-allergic |
| Branch attachment | Hinged |
| Sections | 5 |
| Stand | Folding crossed metal with pre-assembled screw and protective foot pads |
| Lights | None, unlit |
| Colour | Green |
How it compares
What changes when a tree goes past eight feet. General category guidance, not lab testing.
| This 9 ft tree | 7.5 ft tree | Typical 9 ft tree | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Branch tips | 4026 | Often around 2,500 | Varies widely |
| Ceiling needed | 10 ft or more | 9 ft | 10 ft or more |
| Sections | 5 | 3 or 4 | Usually 4 or 5 |
| Setting up | Step ladder for the top | Reachable by most adults | Step ladder |
Shipping
Ships from our United States warehouse. Delivery to Canada usually takes 8 to 14 business days, with no customs charges or duties to pay on arrival. Free shipping on orders over $150, a flat $18.90 below that, and tracking by email as soon as it leaves.
Returns
Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.
Warranty
Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.
Price match
Found it cheaper at a Canadian retailer? Send us the link and we will match that price. It has to be the same item, in stock, sold and shipped inside Canada, and compared like for like on what comes in the box.
Who is this perfect for?
Vaulted and double height rooms
Where a seven foot tree disappears against the scale of the room, nine feet carrying four thousand tips actually fills the space it is standing in.
Halls, lobbies and churches
Five sections make a nine foot tree something two people can put up and take down in an evening.
People who add their own lights
Unlit means you can run as many strings as a tree this size really needs, rather than accepting whatever count a factory chose for a shorter model.
What we stand behind
- The 4026 tip count and the five section build come from the manufacturer's size ordered specification for the 9 ft model.
- The ceiling guidance is the published recommendation from King of Christmas, quoted as theirs, not a claim of ours.
- This listing ships with one product photograph, so one photo section is shown rather than repeating the same image.
- Ships from our United States warehouse, free shipping over $150, and 14 day returns unused in the original packaging.
Frequently asked questions
What ceiling height do I need?
Ten feet or more. Sizing guides pair a nine foot tree with a ten or twelve foot ceiling, because you need roughly a foot above the tip for a topper and the stand raises the tree a few inches off the floor. Under a standard eight foot ceiling it will not stand at all, so measure before ordering.
Can one person put it up?
Mostly. It comes in five sections rather than three, so no single piece is a nine foot lift. You will still want a step ladder for the top section and for shaping the upper branches, and a second person makes seating the top easier.
Is 4026 tips a lot?
Yes. It is more than one and a half times the count on the 7.5 foot tree in this same family, and that is deliberate: a tall tree needs proportionally more foliage or it looks stretched. Expect fluffing to take a couple of sessions rather than one.
Does it come with lights?
No, it is unlit. On a tree this size that is arguably an advantage, since you can run as many strings as the height really needs rather than living with whatever count a factory chose.





