43% offThornfield Bracket-Mount Spotlight
- Flange plate screws to post
- Side knob locks the tilt
- Cord out the back

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See it in the scene: The Front Lawn →
Projector, stake-mounted, outdoor
A black housing on a tilt joint, riding a short post over a weighted disc base, with two stake pieces packed alongside it. It goes in the lawn bed at the front of the yard, aimed low so the beam skims the grass instead of washing out the siding.
Streetlight glare is what usually flattens a projector on a front lawn. This one is bright enough to read through it, and a placement guide comes with it so you are not walking the stake around the yard at dusk.
It mounts either way: the spike stake sunk into a lawn bed, or the weighted disc base set on a porch board or a flat stone. The joint tilts, so you find the angle and leave it there.
Shoot the beam flat across the yard and the fog picks it up on the way through, which is where the color actually reads from the sidewalk. There is no motor and no soundtrack — it just sits and works all night.

Built for outdoors
Halloween night it runs from dusk until the last group clears the block, and it is what the far end of the street sees before it sees anything else. In November you pull the stake, wipe the lens, and it goes back in the box. Shipping runs 5 to 7 days, express 3 to 4, with the 30-day Veilmoor return window behind it.
Two ways. The spike stake sinks into a lawn bed, or the weighted disc base sets on a porch board or a flat stone. The joint tilts, so you find the angle and leave it there.
Neither. There is no motor and no soundtrack. It sits and holds the same throw all night.
It is the scary end of the yard and is not for little kids. If your street runs young, put it at the far corner instead of on the walk.
Flat across the yard rather than up at the siding. The fog picks the beam up on the way through, and that is where the color reads from the sidewalk.
It is bright enough to read through streetlight glare, and a placement guide comes with it so you are not walking the stake around the yard at dusk.
Pull the stake, wipe the lens, and it goes back in the box. Nothing to dry out and no foam shell to keep.
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