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Costway 6/7.5 ft Smart Pencil Christmas Tree with Remote & APP, 250/350 Pre-Lit RGB LED Lights

Costway 7.5ft Snow-Flocked Hinged Artificial Christmas Pencil Tree w/ 1189 Mixed Tips

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Most holiday rugs are low-pile (listed as “Low Pile (Less Than 0.5")”) or flat-pile. Some listings also show a combination of cut pile and flat pile construction.

Many rugs use TPR (thermoplastic rubber) non-slip backing for added grip; others use polyester backing with anti-slip treatment. Product details typically call out TPR or polyester backing and list non-slip or anti-slip properties.

Assembly is quick thanks to hinged sections that lock into place, and many trees include a foldable metal stand for stability and compact storage after the season.

Area rugs are primarily polyester with backing materials listed as TPR or polyester; pile types include cut and flat pile. Snow-flocked artificial trees use PE and PVC for the needles/tips and often come with metal or foldable metal stands.

These rugs are intended for indoor use and work well in living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, entryways, hallways, kitchens, laundry rooms, home offices and guest rooms—living rooms and entry areas are frequently suggested placements.

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