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Tree Planting for Your Hotel: Artificial Trees for Atriums, Lobbies & F&B Venues

We build commercial artificial trees for hotel and hospitality interiors — atrium specimens from 2 to 12 m, fire-rated to NFPA 701 available as an option. Project-based MOQ, 25–35 day lead time, and installation supervised worldwide.

Tall artificial banyan trees with areca palms in bronze planters inside a hotel lobby atrium
Double-height lobby planting: banyan and areca specimens in bronze planters.
Who We Supply

Built for Hotels & Hospitality

Hotel groups, hospitality developers, F&B operators and interior fit-out contractors specifying greenery for lobbies, atriums, restaurants, ballrooms and pool decks. If your tree has to pass a fire inspection, survive an atrium's light load for a decade, and still look right in a guest's Instagram photo, this is the page for you.

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Passes the fire marshal, not just the eye testNFPA 701 fire-retardant foliage is available as an option on every tree — not an upcharge. EN 13501 B-s1,d0 certification is available for EU hospitality projects, with batch test reports archived against your order number.
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Atrium scale without atrium access problemsTrees above the size that fits a container upright are engineered knock-down and assembled on site. We issue the assembly sequence and rigging notes so your contractor is never guessing on install day.
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Guest-proof constructionSteel-cored trunks with welded, galvanized reinforcement, weighted bases rated for public traffic, and foliage tested through SGS-accelerated weathering so a sunlit lobby does not fade your investment in eighteen months.
Artificial palms along the pool terrace of a beachfront resort at sunset
Recent Installation

Resort Pool Deck & Sunset Terrace

UV-stabilised palms delivered flat-packed, assembled on site and anchored into the pool surround — no irrigation, no leaf drop and no annual replanting budget.

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How It Works

From First Enquiry to Installation

Step 1

Share the venue

Send reference photos, venue type and rough dimensions over WhatsApp or the RFQ form.

Step 2

Feasibility & budget

The engineering desk returns a feasibility answer and a budget range the same day.

Step 3

CAD approval

We develop CAD options for your approval before any production begins.

Step 4

Production & install

Build runs 25–35 days from approved drawings; installation is supervised on site.

For Hotels & Resorts

Frequently Asked Questions

Procurement and design questions for lobbies, atriums, guest floors and outdoor grounds.

Double-height lobbies typically take 4–12 m feature trees such as banyan, ficus canopy or king palm, while guest floors and corridors use 1.5–3 m specimens. Heights are specified per the architectural drawing so the crown reads correctly from upper floors.

Yes. Exterior and balcony builds are engineered per site wind load and documented per project, with ballasted bases for decks or direct-bolt anchoring into concrete slabs. Salt-air safe fixings are specified for coastal resorts.

Fire-retardant foliage to NFPA 701 is available, with EN 13501 B-s1,d0 for EU projects and CA Title 19 for California. Certification documentation ships with the order for compliance sign-off.

Long specimens are braced on timber cradles and, above the size that fits a container upright, knocked down and assembled on site with the rigging sequence documented for your crew. Installations are scheduled around guest traffic.

Standard trees run about 1–3 weeks; bespoke builds and trees above 6 m typically take 45–60 days from approved drawings. Confirming the drawing turnaround early keeps the programme on track.

Yes. OEM production is available for distributors and own-brand programmes, with specification drawings held on file for repeat orders across properties.

Send your atrium photos and dimensions

The engineering desk replies the same day with feasibility and a budget range.

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