43% offMillpond Fog Machine 400W
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- 400W on a standard 120V outlet
- Keyfob plus a corded button
- Small enough to hide
$39.99$69.99
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Lowlands Green Beam Laser
$36.99$59.99
Lowlands Green Beam Laser
$36.99$59.99
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See it in the scene: The Graveyard →
Green beam laser, outdoor, bolt-down
A short black metal barrel with a yellow warning label wrapped around it, held in an articulated bracket bolted to a round base drilled for screws. The output end is ringed in green and the cord runs out the back. Set it low behind a fence line or under a porch step, near enough to an outlet that the cable reaches.
The beam only exists where there is something for it to catch, so this goes in a yard that already has a fog layer. Aimed low across the grass it draws a flat green line through the bank, and the graveyard suddenly has a floor.
The barrel sits in an articulated bracket over a round base drilled for screws, so it locks onto a post, a deck rail, or a scrap of plywood staked in the mulch. Set the angle once and the bracket holds it there.
The barrel carries a caution label, and that is the whole instruction: point it down into the fog on your own lawn, never at the sidewalk, the street, or anyone's eyes. Set the angle once and the bracket holds it.
Built for outdoors
Run it while the porch light is on and the fog bank picks up a green line that reads all the way from the curb. The morning after, unbolt the base, coil the cord, and it goes back in the box until next fall. Shipping runs 5 to 7 days, or 3 to 4 if you want it standing before the weekend.
No. It is a beam effect, not a fogger. It needs a fog layer from a fog machine to land on, and that is what makes the layer visible from the street.
The barrel sits in an articulated bracket over a round base drilled for screws, so it takes a deck rail, a fence post, or a scrap of plywood staked in the mulch.
Yes. The cord runs out the back, so set it within reach of an outdoor outlet or plan an extension cord.
Down and into the fog on your own lawn. The barrel carries a caution label; keep the beam off the sidewalk, the street, and anyone's eyes.
Mount it under an eave or behind cover for the week it is up, and bring it in when the night is over. It is an electric unit on a cord.
One unit. Buy a second if you want a beam crossing the yard from both sides.
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