Halloween · 47 products
Haunt Decor
Webs, ravens, headstones, skulls and hovering ghosts. The pieces that turn a lit porch into a scene.
Placement
Decorate the approach,
not the lawn
Nobody experiences your lawn. They experience the twelve steps from the gate to the door. Put everything along that line and a modest budget reads as a full haunt.
Height is what sells it. A headstone at knee level, a raven at eye level, bats above the door. Three heights along one path beats thirty objects scattered across a yard.
Buying guide
Building a haunt in four moves
Define the path
Gate to door. Everything goes within arm's reach of that line.
Work in three heights
Ground: headstones and pumpkins. Eye: ravens and ghosts. Above: bats and webs.
Web the corners, not the middle
Webs read when stretched into a right angle — a doorframe, a railing, a porch corner.
Leave one thing moving
A hovering ghost or a single bat garland in a breeze does more than five static props.
Questions
Before you order
How big is the corner web?
Roughly 2.4m across the diagonal. It stretches to fit most porch corners and comes with clear hooks.
Is the ghost lit?
Yes, a soft internal amber LED on a timer. It is also weighted at the hem so it moves rather than flaps.
Are the headstones heavy enough for wind?
They have a ground spike and a weighted base. In genuinely exposed spots use both.
Can I store the web and reuse it?
Yes, though expect two or three seasons out of it. Everything else in this category is built to last years.
