Can you build from my drawing?

Yes. Most orders start from a client drawing, reference photo or brief. We turn it into a 2D/3D specification and confirm it with you before production.

How are large trees shipped?

Tall trees use bolt-together segmented trunks and bagged, numbered canopies. A 10 m tree typically ships in 2–4 packages and is a crane lift plus bolt-up on site.

Do you support third-party inspection?

Yes — SGS, BV and TÜV inspections are welcomed at our factory before the container is sealed. Request it at order stage so we can schedule production around it.

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Large Artificial Trees, 5–15 m

For tall atriums, theme parks and public landscapes, an oversized tree is not a bigger potted plant — it is an engineered structure built to drawing. This page covers how 5–15 m trees are structured, sectioned for shipping, and documented.

5–15 m specification at a glance

Item	Detail
Height range	5–15 m on welded steel cores with weighted base plates (built to drawing)
Structure	welded steel trunk core + weighted/fixed base; canopy steelwork and load-bearing branches sized per specification
Sectioning	trees taller than 4 m built in sections with flanged/bolted joints; the sectioning plan is set at drawing stage
Packing	canopy foliage compresses, trunk sections nest; a 10 m tree typically packs into 2–4 pieces
On-site assembly	numbered re-assembly; written installation sequence for oversized orders, video support for installers
Fire options	parts tested to NFPA 701 / BS 5867 / EN 13501-1 as required; documentation issued per order
Outdoor durability	UV-stabilized foliage for outdoor ranges; ageing test report available
Lead time	20–45 days for custom trees, counted from the last of deposit / sample approval / ex-factory
Sampling	1-piece sample approval before mass production

How a 5–15 m tree is built

Structure first: the sectioning plan follows the drawings and the site conditions (ceiling height, rigging route, outdoor fixings). Then the steel core trunk and load-bearing branches are fabricated, the FRP bark is shaped and colour-washed by hand, and foliage is fitted branch by branch in numbered order. Trunk sections join with flanged/bolted joints for crating, shipping and on-site re-assembly — see the manufacturing process.

Factory background: our factory; quality and test evidence: factory evidence.

Delivered projects at 5–15 m scale

Water Park — Hanzhong, Shaanxi

45 × 10 m palm trees

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Mobile Dinosaur Museum Exhibition — United States

Artificial palms and tropical trees built as exhibit scenery for a mobile dinosaur museum

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Ancient Banyan Tree Landscaping

Large ancient-banyan feature tree built as a landscape centrepiece

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Corporate Landscape — Linxia, Gansu

Artificial trees and greenery for a corporate group site

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Frequently asked questions

How do you ship and install a 10 m tree?

The trunk is built in bolted sections and foliage is packed by numbered branch. A 10 m tree typically ships in 2–4 pieces. For oversized orders we provide a written installation sequence and can join your installers on a video call during assembly.

Can you see the section joints afterwards?

Joints are placed at natural nodes or shape breaks in the trunk and are shaped and coloured together with the bark, so the assembled trunk reads as one tree. The sectioning plan is fixed at design stage, not improvised at packing.

Can large trees be fire-rated and UV-stabilised?

Yes. Parts can be tested to NFPA 701, BS 5867 or EN 13501-1 with documentation issued per order; outdoor ranges use UV-stabilized foliage.

How is wind loading handled for outdoor trees?

The structure is designed around the installation conditions of the project (indoor rigging or outdoor base fixing). Share the site location and fixing method at quotation stage and the structural plan follows.

Planning a tree above 5 metres?

Send drawings, ceiling heights and site conditions — we will come back with a quotation and a sectioning plan within 24 hours.

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