HOMEBASE has kicked off its early Black Friday sale already and there are plenty of deals to snap up.

One of the many deals available to shop includes Christmas decorations, in particular the 6ft Evergreen Fir Christmas Tree.

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas

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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas
  • 6ft Evergreen Fir Artificial Christmas Tree, £59 (Was £79) from Homebase – buy here

Homebase’s Black Friday sale sees items reduced by 25%, including this 6ft Evergreen Fir Artificial Christmas Tree, which has been reduced from £79 to £59.

The Black Friday sale kicks off weeks ahead of the official Black Friday sale on 25 November.

However, the pre-Black Friday sale at Homebase is calling our name.

Whether you are investing in a sustainable faux fir Christmas tree for the first time, or to replace an existing tree this Christmas to decorate the home, now is your time.

The evergreen Christmas tree has been described as a “blank canvas of gorgeous greenness”, and it couldn’t be a truer description.

This means you can decorate your faux fir tree as you choose.

The tree measures 6ft, which is 1.8 metres in height, and 99cm in diameter, so it is one impressive centrepiece to perfect your festive decorations this year.

This creation features 683 branch tips, so rest assured this is a full faux tree, so no-one will know.

The set also comes complete with a metal stand, so all bases truly are covered.

The decorative piece has 25% off so you can transform your home into Santa’s grotto without breaking the bank.

The best part is you can use it Christmas after Christmas, for many years to come.

If the 6ft option is too tall for your space, you can also shop a smaller 5ft design, or an even bigger design measuring 7cm in height.

Whilst this is a great deal make sure to shop around as you may find cheaper prices elsewhere.

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Top Black Friday Deals Right Now

BLACK Friday may still be a week or so away (November 25), but retailers have started dropping excellent Black Friday deals already. We’ve done some digging and have pulled together a list of the top deals you can snap up right now:

  1. Emma Mattress, save up to 60% off – buy here
  2. Oodie Hooded Blankets, £54 (save £35) – buy here
  3. Virgin Broadband, £27/month (save over £500) – shop here
  4. Shark Cordless Stick Vacuum, £199.99 (save £180) – buy here
  5. Simba Mattress, save up to 60% off – buy here
  6. Ultimate Beer Advent Calendar, £79.95 (save £50) – buy here
  7. No7 Ultimate Cosmetic Collection, £24 (save £28) – buy here
  8. Echo Dot x2 + Smart Light Bulb Bundle, £34.98 (save £65) – buy here
  9. Tefal Compact Air Fryer, £59.99 (save £30) – buy here
  10. Save 23% off EVERYTHING at The Ordinary – shop here

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