Black Friday Artificial Christmas Tree deals: Save up to £98 on trees at Very, Homebase, Wilko and more

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published 26 November 2021

Beat the Christmas rush and take advantage of these Black Friday artificial tree deals - with up to 70% off at retailers like Amazon, Wayfair, Argos and Homebase.

With Christmas 2021 just around the corner, many of us are getting ready to well and truly deck the halls. And of course, high-up on the Christmas decor to-do list is nabbing one of the best artificial Christmas trees - ready for adorning with festive tinsel, sparkly baubles, golden ribbons and more.

Investing in a fake fir can prove to be much more cost-effective than buying a real one - or even renting a Christmas tree. And we've found some incredible Black Friday artificial tree deals that if snapped up will prove to be ever so efficient when it comes to cost per use. It's just one of the many brilliant home savings to be had over the annual sales weekend, including these amazing Black Friday Le Creuset deals, huge Black Friday KitchenAid offers and various Black Friday Ninja deals on air fryers, multi-cookers and more.

Best Black Friday artificial Christmas tree deals - at a glance

Homebase: There's up to 25% off on artificial Christmas trees in their Black Friday sale
Christmas Tree World: Save up to 60% off artificial trees online
Very: Get up to £60 off select Christmas trees
Amazon: Save up to £69 Christmas trees in their Black Friday sale
Wilko: Save up to £75 on artificial and real Christmas trees
Robert Dyas: Enjoy a 1/3 off artificial Christmas trees
La Redoute: discounted artificial Christmas trees
Wayfair UK: Up to 70% off select artificial Christmas trees and decorations

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How long do artificial Christmas trees usually last?

According to Old World Christmas, the average artificial tree can last for up to six years. So obviously if you pick one up in a sale over the Black Friday and Cyber Monday weekend, it's going to be even more effective in terms of cost per use.

As always, if you're wanting a long-lasting product it's good to do your research before. Check out product reviews and star ratings given by other customers. Read product descriptions too, to see if there's any 2, 3, 4 or even 5 year guarantee - so you've got an idea on how long it should last. And remember that if it turns up and you're not happy with it - there's a return label for a reason.

Some retailers also offer warranties on artificial trees - so if you're about longevity, be sure to pick one up that has a 3 year+ warrantee. Just in case there's any unfortunate accidents or breakages.

How to care for your artificial tree this Christmas:

Artificial trees are obviously a lot less maintenance compared to the real thing. That said, there are a few things you can do to ensure it looks new year after year.

The most important thing to consider with artificial trees is heat. We'd advise against putting your tree near a radiator - or corner where heat sits - as this can ultimately melt the PVC tips. This in turn will lead to dis-colouring and affect their ability to hold heavier Christmas baubles.

Of course it goes without saying that a careful and delicate approach to taking it down and packing it away will help its durability too. If it's a pre-lit one, be sure to untangle all leads before putting away. You'll thank yourself for it next year!

Emily Stedman is the former Features Editor for GoodTo covering all things TV, entertainment, royal, lifestyle, health and wellbeing. Boasting an encyclopaedic knowledge on all things TV, celebrity and royals, career highlights include working at HELLO! Magazine and as a royal researcher to Diana biographer Andrew Morton on his book Meghan: A Hollywood Princess. In her spare time, Emily can be found eating her way around London, swimming at her local Lido or curled up on the sofa binging the next best Netflix show.