In short
- The Tasi Home Studio Full 3D artificial trees (Versailles, Lapland, Milan, and long-natural wire, in 180, 250, and 300 cm) come pre-assembled: the branches are already attached to the trunk, so you don't have to attach any branches one by one.
- The tree comes in several sections that you stack one on top of the other, from bottom to top, then unfold and fluff the branches. Stacking takes a few minutes; fluffing takes the longest.
- On the LED models, the lights are already mounted on the branches, so you no longer have to wrap the wiring around the tree.
If you have ever had an artificial tree where each branch had to be attached separately to the trunk, you know what an assembly evening looks like: dozens of branches spread out on the carpet, sorted by the color of the tip, and the eternal question "was this on the second or third level?". A pre-assembled tree saves you all that hassle. Below you will see what "pre-assembled" actually means, how it compares to trees with branches that need to be attached one by one, what the assembly looks like in short, what height to choose, and how to decide between green, snow-covered, and LED.
What does a pre-assembled artificial tree mean?
It means that the branches are already attached to the trunk at the factory: you take the sections out of the box, stack them one on top of the other, and unfold the branches. There are no separate branches for you to attach.
The Tasi Home Studio Full 3D trees work exactly like that. Each tree comes in several sections, and each section has its trunk and branches already attached. You place the base on the stand, set the next section on top of it, and so on, from bottom to top, up to the top. Then comes the part that makes the difference in appearance: you unfold and fluff the branches, so the tree looks full and natural.
The opposite is the tree with detachable branches, where the trunk comes empty and each branch is attached one by one, in the correct order, level by level. It is a system that still exists on the market, mostly for simpler trees, and the difference is immediately felt during assembly and storage.
Pre-assembled tree or tree with branches to attach one by one: what is the difference?
The pre-assembled tree is set up much faster, with less effort, and looks just as full every year; the tree with branches to attach requires patience, order, and attention so you don't lose or mix up the branches.
| Criterion | Pre-assembled tree (branches attached to the trunk) | Tree with branches to attach one by one |
|---|---|---|
| Assembly time | A few minutes to stack the sections, plus the time to fluff | Much longer: each branch is attached separately, then fluffed |
| Effort | You lift a few sections and stack them from bottom to top | You sort the branches by size or color and attach them one by one, often bending them |
| Appearance | The branches stay in the position set at the factory; the silhouette is uniform | Depends on how correctly you attached each branch; gaps or crooked levels easily appear |
| Storage | A few sections, with the branches slightly gathered toward the trunk | Trunk plus many loose branches, which need to be kept together |
| Risk of losing branches | Practically non-existent: the branches are attached to the trunk | Real: a misplaced branch leaves a visible gap the next year |
| Appearance every year | The same, because the structure does not change | Varies depending on how well you redid the order of the branches |
In short: if you want to enjoy decorating, not assembling, the pre-assembled tree is the convenient choice. For everything else that matters in choosing (the type of needles, density, Versailles, Lapland, Milan, and long-natural wire models), see the guide for choosing an artificial tree.
Why does it matter not to attach the branches one by one?
Because you save time, the tree looks just as full every year, and you no longer have to worry about mixing up the branch levels.
- You save time. The mechanical part of the assembly is reduced to stacking a few sections. You spend the remaining time fluffing and decorating, where it really shows.
- It looks just as full every year. The branches stay on the trunk from one season to the next. It does not depend on memory or a lost sketch of which branch goes where.
- You don't mix up the levels. On trees with branches to attach, a longer branch placed higher or a shorter one placed lower ruins the silhouette. With a pre-assembled tree, the problem does not exist.
- You don't lose pieces. No branch is left forgotten at the bottom of the box or in another room.
- It is easier to do alone. You don't need someone to give you the branches in order; you stack the sections one by one, from bottom to top.
If you are still thinking about switching to an artificial tree, the complete comparison with a natural tree is in the article natural or artificial tree.
How do you assemble a pre-assembled tree, in short?
You place the stand, stack the sections one on top of the other from bottom to top, then unfold and fluff the branches, starting from the bottom and near the trunk.
- Choose the location before opening the box: away from the heater and fireplace, with free space around for the base diameter.
- Assemble the stand and set the bottom section.
- Stack the sections one on top of the other, from bottom to top, up to the top. This takes a few minutes.
- Unfold the branches section by section, starting from the bottom.
- Fluff each branch, from the trunk toward the tip, spreading the tips in different directions. This is where most of the time is spent, and this is where the full appearance comes from.
The complete, step-by-step guide is in the article how to assemble the artificial tree.
What height do you choose: 180, 250, or 300 cm?
Start with the ceiling height and leave 20–30 cm free for the top: 180 cm for a regular apartment, 250 cm for a house with a higher ceiling, 300 cm for a living room with a double ceiling or a large hallway.
| Ceiling height | Suitable tree | Where it fits |
|---|---|---|
| around 2.10–2.40 m | 180 cm | Apartment, block living room, children's room |
| around 2.70–2.80 m | 250 cm | House with a high ceiling, spacious living room |
| around 3.20–3.30 m or more | 300 cm | Living room with a double ceiling, hallway, reception area, HoReCa space |
Don't forget the width: a taller tree also has a wider base, so measure the space around the chosen location as well. The exact diameter of the base is listed on each product sheet. All models are in the Full 3D trees collection.
180 cm, for apartments and regular rooms:
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Tasi Home StudioArtificial Christmas Tree Full 3D Versailles Green 180 cm
€215,95
−39%
Tasi Home StudioMilan Full 3D Artificial Christmas Tree
€202,95
−40%
Tasi Home StudioFull 3D Artificial Fir with Long Needles
€173,95
−39%
Tasi Home StudioFull 3D artificial Christmas tree with snow
€202,95
−39%
Tasi Home StudioFull 3D Artificial Christmas Tree with long natural-looking wire 180cm Snow-covered
€202,95
250 cm, for houses with a higher ceiling:
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Tasi Home StudioArtificial Christmas Tree Full 3D Versailles Green 250 cm
€431,95
−40%
Tasi Home StudioArtificial Christmas Tree Full 3D Lapland 250 cm
€379,95
−40%
Tasi Home StudioMilan Full 3D Artificial Christmas Tree
€358,95
−40%
Tasi Home StudioVersailles artificial Christmas tree with snow
€558,95
−40%
Tasi Home StudioFull 3D Lapland Christmas Tree with Snow
€501,95
−39%
Tasi Home StudioFull 3D artificial Christmas tree with snow
€423,95
300 cm, for living rooms with a double ceiling and large hallways:
−39%
Tasi Home StudioArtificial Christmas Tree Full 3D Versailles Green 300 cm
€574,95
−40%
Tasi Home StudioArtificial Christmas Tree Full 3D Lapland 300cm
€545,95
−40%
Tasi Home StudioFull 3D Artificial Christmas Tree with Long Natural-Looking Wire 300 cm Green
€473,95
−40%
Tasi Home StudioVersailles artificial Christmas tree with snow
€787,95
−40%
Tasi Home StudioFull 3D Lapland Christmas Tree with snow
€688,95
−39%
Tasi Home StudioFull 3D artificial Christmas tree with snow
€574,95Green, snow-covered, or LED?
Green is the most versatile, the snow-covered tree looks wintry and requires fewer decorations, and the LED one saves you the step of installing the lights. All three options come pre-assembled.
- Green. Works with any color palette and gives you the freedom to change the decor from one year to the next. It is the safe choice if you like to reinvent the tree every December.
- Snow-covered. The tips of the branches are whitened, as if after snowfall, so the tree looks decorated even when bare. For the first assembly, work with gloves and over a sheet. Details about the interior, ornaments, and suitable lights can be found in the article artificial tree with snow.
- LED. The lights are already mounted on the branches, so you no longer have to wrap any wiring around the tree or search for the end of the garland among the branches. Fluff the branches like any Full 3D tree and go straight to the ornaments.
The LED models in the collection, green and snow-covered:
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Tasi Home StudioFull 3D Versailles Christmas Tree with Snow
€930,95
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Tasi Home Studio3D artificial Christmas tree with LED lights and snow
€673,95
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Tasi Home Studio3D artificial Christmas tree with LED lights and snow
€930,95
If your tree does not have LED, how many meters of lights and how many ornaments you need depending on the height have been calculated in the article how many ornaments and lights for the tree, and the order in which you place them is in the guide how you decorate the tree.
How do you pack it up after the holidays?
In reverse order: remove the decorations, gently gather the branches toward the trunk, and unfold the sections from top to bottom.
- First remove all the decor, including the ornament hooks, which otherwise remain caught among the needles.
- Gather the branches toward the trunk without bending them sharply; the movement is the opposite of fluffing.
- Unfold the sections from top to bottom and put them in the original box or in a storage bag, without compressing them.
- Store the tree in a dry place, not in an uninsulated attic or a damp basement.
Because the branches remain attached to the trunk, next year you take out the same few sections and you are done, without counting branches.
Do you want the tree pre-decorated or do you want to see it first?
If you don't even have time to decorate, see the page decorated trees. If you want to see in person how full the branches are and how the models look, visit the showroom, on Aurel Vlaicu Blvd 88A, Satu Mare, from Monday to Friday between 8 and 18 and Saturday between 10 and 18, or write to us on WhatsApp at +40 741 808 090.
Tasi Home Studio trees have a Black Friday discount until November 15; all the details are on the Black Friday page. We deliver via Cargus throughout Romania: shipping costs 30 lei for orders under 500 lei and is free from 500 lei.
Do I have to attach the branches one by one?
No. On Tasi Home Studio Full 3D trees, the branches are already attached to the trunk. You just stack the sections one on top of the other, from bottom to top, then unfold and fluff the branches.
How long does assembly take?
Stacking the sections takes a few minutes. Fluffing the branches takes the longest, which depends on the height of the tree and how full you want it to look.
In how many pieces does the tree come?
In several sections, each with the branches already mounted on the trunk. You stack them one on top of the other, from bottom to top, starting with the base section placed on the stand.
Can I pack it back into the box?
Yes. Gently gather the branches toward the trunk, unfold the sections from top to bottom, and put them in the original box or in a storage bag, without compressing them.
Do the LED models have the wiring mounted?
Yes. On the LED models, the lights are already mounted on the branches, so you no longer have to wrap the wiring around the tree.
What height should I choose?
Subtract 20–30 cm from the ceiling height, for the top: 180 cm for an apartment, 250 cm for a house with a higher ceiling, 300 cm for a living room with a double ceiling or a large hallway.
