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See it in the scene: The Graveyard →
Light-up, outdoor, set of 8
Eight picket-fence panels in flecked purple plastic, 11 inches tall and 13.8 wide each, with the LEDs set right into the pickets and rails. Stake them along the walk or in front of the headstones and the fence marks the plot and lights it in the same move. It belongs along the path, at the foot of the porch steps, or on the front edge of the graveyard where people actually walk.
Each picket carries two orange points, one near the tip and one between the rails, and glows purple where it crosses the top and bottom rail. Two colors out of one panel, and none of it comes from a spotlight you have to aim from the porch.
Shin-high, open slats. Put it in front of the headstones and whatever stands behind it still shows through the gaps; the fence just marks where the plot starts and the walkway ends. Low enough that the kids who cut across the lawn will step over it, which they will.
Set them end to end for a straight run down the walk, or split them: four a side, two per corner of the plot, one in front of each grave. The taller picket sits just off the middle of each panel, which is how you spot where one ends and the next begins.
Built for outdoors
Ships from the US in 5 to 7 business days, 3 to 4 on express. On the 31st the panels do the quiet work: a lit line from the sidewalk to the steps, so the kids find the door and the bigger props behind the fence stay in the dark where they belong.
Eight, each 11 inches tall and 13.8 inches wide, with the ground stakes in the box.
Two out of one panel: two orange points on each picket, and a purple glow where the picket crosses the top and bottom rail.
No. The LEDs are set into the pickets and the rails, so the fence marks the plot and lights it at the same time.
No. It is shin-high with open slats, so whatever stands behind still shows through the gaps.
End to end for a straight run down the walk, or split them: four a side, two per corner of the plot, one in front of each grave.
They sit low enough to step over, which is what the kids cutting across the lawn will do. Keep the run off the middle of the path.
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