25% offHollowbrook 14 ft Pumpkin Inflatable
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- Fourteen feet to the green
- Five faces stacked
- Lit inside
$59.00$79.00
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Ashgrave 8 ft Pumpkin Inflatable
$23.99$39.99
Ashgrave 8 ft Pumpkin Inflatable
$23.99$39.99
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See it in the scene: The Driveway →
Light-up, outdoor, eight feet wide
One big plain orange pumpkin in the middle, four smaller jack-o'-lanterns flanking it, and loose candy down the row — an eyeball, candy corn, a lollipop, a wrapped twist. A fabric shell over a built-in fan, with the lights inside the shell so the whole row glows once the sun drops. Eight feet of it, set along a driveway edge or the front walk.
Unroll it, drive the stakes, plug the fan in. It fills out in about four minutes and is still standing at sunrise. Stakes and tethers come in the box, so there is no hardware run before you can light it.
Eight feet of pumpkin patch, so it registers from a car rolling past and not only from the porch steps. The lights are built into the shell — nothing to aim, no second fixture staked out on the grass.
The faces grin, fangs and all, so it lands slightly scary rather than frightening for the small ones. Nothing moves and nothing makes noise; it sits and glows, which is why it holds up next to a candy table.
Built for outdoors
On the night it does the quiet work: the driveway is lit before the first group turns the corner, and it is still up when you flip the porch light off. When the season is over, pull the stakes, unplug the fan, and it settles flat to store. Standard shipping runs 5 to 7 days, express 3 to 4.
No. Eight feet is the length of the row. It runs along a driveway edge or the front walk rather than standing up over it, with the big pumpkin in the middle and the smaller faces flanking it.
The inflatable with its built-in fan, plus the ground stakes and the tethers. Nothing else to buy before the first night it goes out.
The fan fills it out in about four minutes. Add a few more for unrolling it, driving the stakes and running the tethers, and the whole job is done in well under a quarter hour.
Yes. The fan runs the entire time it is up, so it needs a 120V outlet and an outdoor-rated extension cord out to where it sits.
That is what the fan and the anchors are for. Staked and tethered, it holds its shape from dusk to sunrise instead of settling into the grass halfway through the night.
It is built for outdoor use and a wet evening is part of the season. Take it down when real wind is coming: an inflatable is a sail, and the stakes are there for gusts, not for a storm.
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