33% offHollowbrook Creep Cloth, 5 pack
- Five panels in one box
- 80 in per panel
- Raw torn edges instead of hems

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Outdoor, static, set of 6
Six folded packs of loose-weave black cloth, 72 inches tall each, with the ragged edge already there out of the box. Hang it in long swags off the porch rail, along the fence line, or between two trees. It is the layer that fills the empty air above the ground props.
The set of 6 is enough to run the rail, the doorway and the fence in a single evening. You are not stretching one piece thin across the whole yard.
The black mesh comes weathered out of the box, so nothing needs to be aged or painted before it goes up. The ragged edge is already on the cloth, which is why a swag reads as torn instead of as a clean sheet.
Tombstones and groundbreakers sit low, which leaves the porch and fence line reading as bare lawn. Draped overhead, the cloth closes that gap so the whole plot works from the sidewalk.

Built for outdoors
On the night, the cloth is what people walk under on the way to the door. In November you pull it down, fold the six packs back the way they came, and the whole scene goes back in one box. Standard delivery runs 5 to 7 days, express 3 to 4.
Six, each 72 inches tall. One box runs the porch rail, the doorway and the fence line in a single evening, so you are not stretching one piece thin across the whole yard.
There are no stakes on cloth. Staple it to wood, zip-tie it to a fence, or hook it into the eaves — and use more fasteners along the top edge than feel necessary, because the top edge is what wind pulls on.
No. The black mesh comes weathered out of the box and the ragged edge is already on the cloth, which is why a swag reads as torn instead of as a clean sheet.
Yes. It tears to length and the edge stays raw, so a doorway panel and a fence swag can come out of the same piece.
No. No cord, no motor, no battery. Put a low light behind it and the weave goes to haze.
It is made for outdoor use, but wet cloth gets heavy and sags. Check the fasteners along the top edge after a storm and shake it out before you fold it away.
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