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Best artificial olive tree UK

Updated: October 2026

You want one faux olive for a UK room, and the amazon.co.uk results mix 4 ft, 5 ft and 6 ft titles that are not the same tree. The best artificial olive tree UK, in this comparison, means the best fit to your ceiling among twelve listings captured on 15 October 2026. The Products Compared editorial team used those amazon.co.uk files only. There is no lab score and no claim that a tree outside this dump is worse. A qualifying purchase can earn us a commission at no extra cost to you. The full table is the [olive tree comparison](/hub/trees-and-palms/olive-tree).

You want one faux olive for a UK room, and the amazon.co.uk results mix 4 ft, 5 ft and 6 ft titles that are not the same tree.

Our top picks

Alupssuc Alupssuc 6 ft silk

Best overall

Alupssuc Alupssuc 6 ft silk
8.6/10about £43.22
YOLEO YOLEO Style 2

Best value

YOLEO YOLEO Style 2
7.7/10about £31.96
Aptliton Aptliton 5 ft

Rank 3

Aptliton Aptliton 5 ft
5.7/10about £39.92
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If the room is small

A low ceiling is a 120 cm job, sold here as 4 ft. YOLEO Style 2 is £31.96, 3.48 kg and indoor, with 4.6 from 897 reviews on that ASIN. Reviewers say it can look realistic across a dining room. The same file calls the canopy sparse and the pot small enough that the tree topples. CETRD is £33.24 and 3.8 from 317, with notes of a snapped branch and a pot that is not the pictured pot. HAUSPROFI’s 120 cm tree is £29.74, but its 4.3 from 48 reviews is the same text as the 150 cm HAUSPROFI. Alupssuc’s 120 cm natural trunk shares a 4.6 from 847 with two taller ASINs. For a small room, YOLEO Style 2 has its own large review count. Pot, weight and outdoor wording are on the buying guide.

If you want a lounge corner

A lounge corner usually wants about 150 cm, sold as 5 ft. In this dump that band is £33.99 to £50.91. HAUSPROFI’s 150 cm tree is 2.0 kg and shares those 48 reviews. Aptliton is £39.92 and 4.4 kg, with its own 4.4 from 165, and reviewers say leaves turned a bright blue-green in sun. Alupssuc’s 150 cm natural trunk prints 936 leaves on the shared 847-review text. FEELEAD’s 5 ft indoor silk tree is £50.91, and a reviewer says the trunk is plastic with a mould line. Choose Aptliton for a 150 cm tree near £40 with its own reviews, and keep it out of sun. None of these is a patio tree. That limit is on the indoor or outdoor page.
Alupssuc Alupssuc 6 ft silk

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Alupssuc Alupssuc 6 ft silk
8.6/10about £43.22

If the ceiling is higher

A high ceiling is the 180 cm class. Leaf’s rule of thumb is 30–40 cm of clearance under the ceiling, from the bottom of the pot. It is a fitting habit, not a regulation. Alupssuc’s silk 6 ft states 180 cm, 4.75 kg and 990 leaves, at £43.22, with 4.6 from 1,002 reviews that are not the shared 847. Reviewers call the base light until you add weight. YOLEO Style 5 states 180 cm and 6.25 kg, indoor, at £48.44. FEELEAD’s tall tree prints 182.9 cm and also says 180 cm, at £53.28. Alupssuc’s natural-trunk 6 ft is £56.99, states 1,224 leaves, prints 2.0 kg, and uses the shared 847. If the ceiling can take 180 cm plus a little air, the silk Alupssuc has the largest review count tied to one ASIN.

What not to crown

Do not crown a UK-wide best. This page only ranks fit inside one amazon.co.uk extract. Do not treat the shared 847 as three test results, or the shared 48 as two. Do not treat CETRD’s 3.8 as a close cousin of the 4.6 lines. No file here contains a UV standard. The dearest tree is not the fullest: the £56.99 Alupssuc prints 1,224 leaves and also prints 2.0 kg. Price on 15 October 2026 can move. Read the centimetres, then the pot, then whether the stars belong to that ASIN.

Common questions

What is the best artificial olive tree for a small UK flat?
In this set a small flat points to 120 cm, and YOLEO Style 2 has 897 reviews on that ASIN, an indoor label, and a £31.96 price. It still needs a wider pot if the supplied one topples, and reviewers call it sparser than the photograph. CETRD is a similar height at 3.8, so skip it if stars are your filter.
Is a 180 cm tree too tall for a normal ceiling?
It depends on the gap you have left. Leaf’s rule of thumb is 30–40 cm under the ceiling, from the bottom of the pot, and a replacement planter uses some of that. A stated 180 cm tree is too tall when that gap disappears. Use 150 cm or 120 cm instead.
Which listing in this set has the weakest star rating?
CETRD at 120 cm, 3.8 from 317 reviews. The count is large enough that the score is not a one-person complaint. The written notes mention a broken branch, a lean, crumpled leaves and a sparse canopy. Several reviews also discuss a 6 ft tree, so the file may mix sizes.
Are the Alupssuc 4.6 scores separate?
One of them is. The silk 180 cm Alupssuc shows 4.6 from 1,002 reviews on its own file. The 4 ft, 5 ft and 6 ft natural-trunk Alupssuc listings show the same 4.6 from 847, the same rank and matching titles. Use 847 once, not three times.
Is the dearest tree in this dump the fullest?
It prints the highest leaf count, 1,224 leaves and 68 fruits, at £56.99 for a stated 180 cm. The same listing prints an item weight of 2.0 kg and shares its reviews with shorter Alupssuc trees. Fullness on the page is not the same as a heavy, independently reviewed tree.
Should I pick YOLEO if I need an indoor-only label?
Yes, if that label is the point. Both YOLEO listings in this set use an indoor recommended-use line: Style 2 at 120 cm and Style 5 at 180 cm. Other brands say indoor and outdoor without a UV document. An indoor label still does not fix a small pot or bright leaves.
Which 150 cm trees are actually in this comparison?
Four: HAUSPROFI at £33.99, Aptliton at £39.92, Alupssuc natural trunk at £42.49, and FEELEAD at £50.91. Search results that name other 150 cm olives are not in this twelve. Aptliton has its own 165 reviews. The Alupssuc and HAUSPROFI counts are shared with another height.

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Sources

Public UK sources listed below, last checked on 16 October 2026. Shelf prices and star lines are the amazon.co.uk figures captured on 15 October 2026. Height, weight and leaf counts are listing claims, not a trial run for this page.

  1. RHS: olives (retrieved 16 October 2026)
  2. RHS: Olea europaea (retrieved 16 October 2026)
  3. RHS: hardiness ratings (retrieved 16 October 2026)
  4. RHS: grow your own olives (retrieved 16 October 2026)
  5. GOV.UK: fire safety risk assessment for small and medium places of assembly (retrieved 16 October 2026)
  6. Kent Fire and Rescue Service: artificial or dried foliage (retrieved 16 October 2026)
  7. Consumer Rights Act 2015, section 11 (retrieved 16 October 2026)
  8. Leaf: artificial olive tree guide (retrieved 16 October 2026)