40% offWitch Cauldron Garden
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- Cauldron pours cascading
- Casts moving witch & bat wall
- Cutouts glow warm amber
$59.00$99.00
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See it in the scene: The Front Lawn →
Projector, outdoor, stake or base mount
Twelve inches tall all in: a black projector head on a telescoping post, with a flanged base and a blue ground stake in the box. The lens throws the witch onto siding, a garage door or a fence line from the front lawn. The cable ends in a twist-lock connector, so the joint out to the outlet screws shut.
It reads through streetlight glare, so the image still lands on a block with a lamp post out front. Aim it low and let the fog carry the beam — that is where the projection picks up body.
Two ways to mount. The blue stake pushes into soft lawn, and the flanged base takes screws on a deck rail or a porch step. The post telescopes, so you set the throw angle once and leave it there.
The remote swaps the projection color and steps the brightness without you walking back out to the unit. The timer buttons sit on it too, so the lawn shuts itself off after the last group of kids.
Built for outdoors
On the night it runs itself: one pass to aim, then it holds the witch on the wall while you work the door. In November you pull the stake, wipe the lens, collapse the post and coil the cable, and it goes back in the box. Standard shipping runs 5 to 7 days, 3 to 4 if you need it sooner.
Twelve inches tall all in, counting the head and the post. It is meant to disappear in a lawn bed, not to be looked at.
On a flat surface across from it: siding, a garage door, or a fence line. The post telescopes, so you set the throw angle once and leave it.
Two ways. The blue ground stake pushes into soft lawn, and the flanged base takes screws on a deck rail or a porch step.
Yes. The cable ends in a twist-lock connector that screws shut at the joint, so plan an outdoor-rated extension cord out to it.
The timer buttons sit on the remote, so the lawn goes dark on its own after the last group of kids.
It is bright enough to read through streetlight glare. Aim it low, let the fog carry the beam, and check the throw from the sidewalk.
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