Large Artificial Trees

Most retailers stop their tree ranges at around 8 ft. Eververda's survey of eleven US retailers, checked 21 October 2026, found olive trees priced at 5 to 8 ft because that is what those retailers stock (the survey is here). This is where the Eververda range keeps going: faux trees from 8 ft up to 16 ft and taller, for a double-height living room, a stairwell void, a tall entryway or a vaulted great room, and for the lobbies, atriums and restaurants that buy at the same scale. Artificial trees and plants are the whole Eververda catalogue, not one category in a general home range, and every product page carries a specification table with “Not specified” wherever a detail is undocumented.

Almost every tree above 8 ft is quoted rather than added to a cart. There is no published height cut-off; 250 of the 254 active products tagged 8 ft or taller were quote-required when counted on 24 October 2026. The price is not hidden: each product page shows a starting price for the size you choose, and the table below gives real figures. What the quote settles is delivery. Freight, crating, lead time and site access are planned per order, because a 12 or 16 ft tree is not something you want shipped as a parcel and left at a door. That is simply what buying a tree this size involves.

What does an artificial tree taller than 8 ft cost?

Read from the live catalogue on 24 October 2026: an 8 ft fiddle leaf fig is $808 USD ($1,107.99 CAD), and taller than 8 ft the prices in this collection start at $909 USD ($1,246.99 CAD) for an 8.2 ft coconut palm. From there the price follows height, trunk construction and canopy.

These are starting prices for the size shown, read on 24 October 2026. The delivered figure, with freight and crating, is confirmed in your quote. The largest piece in the collection, a 32.81 ft banyan built for restaurant use, is $15,299 USD.

Who buys an artificial tree this tall?

Homeowners with a double-height living room, a stairwell void, a tall entryway or a vaulted great room are the reason this range exists at residential scale, and the same trees suit the lobby, atrium, restaurant and shopping-centre interiors that buy at 10 ft and above. Below 8 ft a tree reads as furniture; above it, it starts doing the job a tall plant is hired for: filling a tall wall, softening a hard corner or anchoring a landing. The guide to artificial trees for high ceilings, stairwells and double-height rooms covers how to size and place one in a house. Anything shorter than this range sits in Medium Trees (2 to 7 ft).

How tall a tree will your ceiling take?

Measure the finished ceiling height and leave at least 18 inches (45 cm) above the crown. That is the tallest finished height that works. Treat the listed height as the finished height of the tree as it stands, and check the specification table on the product page for anything it excludes. In a room with a high wall behind the tree, aim for a canopy that fills roughly 55 to 65 percent of that wall so the tree looks placed rather than lost. Check the delivery route as well: at this height a tree is normally assembled in the room from sections, so measure the narrowest doorway, stair turn or lift on the way in, not just the room.

Which species carry height well?

Olive, banyan and ficus, palm and cherry blossom all scale up well, and dense single-species canopies such as fiddle leaf fig hold up at closer range. Trunk construction varies by piece, with real wood, fiberglass and other trunks all appearing in this range, so read the specification table before you choose. Some listings publish a UV claim, which describes an additive in the foliage and not a passed test; for placements outside, see UV Resistant & Outdoor Safe. For a closer look by height, browse 8 to 10 ft, 10 to 15 ft or over 15 ft.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy an artificial tree taller than 8 feet for my home?

Here. Eververda carries more than 250 trees over 8 ft, from olive and palm to banyan and cherry blossom, at starting prices shown on each product page. Almost all are quoted rather than added to a cart, because delivery at that size is planned per order.

Why is almost every tree over 8 ft quoted instead of added to a cart?

There is no published height cut-off, but at this size freight, crating, lead time and site access are planned per order. A 12 or 16 ft tree is a freight shipment, not a parcel, and the cost of getting it to your address depends on where that address is and how the tree gets from the truck to the room. The tree's price is published; the quote adds the delivery plan.

What do I send to get a quote?

Your finished ceiling height, the delivery address, and the route from the door to the room, including the narrowest doorway or stair turn. The quote sets out the price of the tree, freight and crating to your address and the lead time before you commit to anything. You can reach us on the contact page.

What if a tree arrives damaged?

Report shipping damage within 48 hours. On anything damaged, defective or incorrect, Eververda repairs, replaces or refunds at its own cost, with no restocking fee on those. The full terms are on the refund policy page.

How stable is a 10 to 16 ft tree, and does it need extra weight at the base?

A tall canopy is top-heavy, so the base matters more here than on anything smaller. Trunk and base construction varies by piece, so check the individual product details for the trunk material and whether a weighted planter or base is included, and add sand, gravel or a heavier planter if the piece will stand where it can be knocked by foot traffic, doors or draughts. Near a staircase, anchor the trunk to the wall as well.

How do you clean dust off a tree this large, including the upper canopy?

A long-handled feather duster or an extendable microfibre pole reaches the upper branches without a ladder in most rooms. A leaf blower on a low setting or compressed air clears dense foliage quickly from a stepladder for anything taller still. Work top to bottom so dislodged dust does not resettle on leaves you have already cleaned.

How much assembly is involved, and how many people does it take?

Trunks and branches arrive in sections, so assembly is separating, fitting and shaping branches rather than construction. One person can usually shape and place a tree up to about 8 ft alone; above that, two people make it considerably easier. Our unboxing and shaping guide covers the technique.

Do trees for a hotel, lobby or other commercial space need fire documentation?

It depends on the occupancy, the code edition your jurisdiction has adopted and the authority having jurisdiction (AHJ), who decides what is acceptable. In the United States, the International Fire Code accepts either NFPA 701 (Test Method 1 or 2) or NFPA 289 (20 kW ignition source, 100 kW maximum heat release rate) for artificial vegetation. In Ontario, Article 2.3.2.1 of the Ontario Fire Code requires decorative materials to meet CAN/ULC-S109 in listed locations, a lobby or exit among them, but it does not name artificial vegetation, so confirm with your fire prevention officer. Eververda publishes a fire figure only where documentation exists for that specific piece, and does not claim a certificate for any product. See fire documentation for commercial artificial greenery.