Halloween · 12 products
Lighting & Fog
Solar stake lights, string runs and glowing hanging pieces — the layer that decides whether any of the rest is visible.
Colour temperature
One amber,
across the whole approach
Halloween lighting fails in exactly one way: mixing a cool white porch light into a warm scene. The eye reads the cool light as the real one and everything else as plastic under it.
If you do one thing before the 31st, swap your own porch globe to a warm one. It costs four dollars and it is the single biggest improvement available — everything on this page is working against that globe otherwise.
Buying guide
Lighting a haunt in four moves
Kill the cool white first
Swap the porch globe to warm. Nothing else works until this is done.
Line the path, do not flood it
A row of low stake lights along the walk does more than one bright fitting pointed at the house.
Light one object from below
Pick the tallest thing — a tombstone, a doorframe — and put a light at its base.
Hang something at head height
Lit hanging pieces are what make people look up, and up is where the scene has room.
Questions
Before you order
Do the solar lights need a sunny spot?
They need direct sun during the day to run the full evening. In shade expect an hour or two.
Is anything here a real flame?
No. Everything on this page is LED, which is what makes it safe around costumes and children.
What does IP65 mean?
Sealed against jets of water from any direction — fine on an exposed lawn or path, not submerged.
Can I join the string lights end to end?
Only where the product page says so. Otherwise run them as separate lengths from separate outlets.
