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Wexford 6 ft Hanging Cocoon Corpse

$21.99$39.99

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Wexford 6 ft Hanging Cocoon Corpse

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$21.99$39.9945% off
  • 72 inches, head to foot
  • Wrapped in gauze and cobweb
  • Knotted at the top to hang head-down
  • No motor, no batteries, no cord
  • Branch, porch beam or along the walk

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Static outdoor prop, 72 inches

The gauze-wrapped figure that never needs an outlet

A 72-inch figure bound head to foot in white gauze and stretched cobweb, knotted off at the top so it hangs head-down from a branch or a porch beam. The face reads faintly through the last few layers, which is the whole point. Put it on the front lawn or along the walk, where a porch light catches it from the side.

Nothing to plug in

Static prop: no motor, no batteries, no cord snaking across the lawn to a garage outlet. You hang it once and it works every night after that.

Reads from the sidewalk

At 72 inches it holds its shape from the curb, not just from the porch step. People clock the wrapped figure before they clock the house number.

Made for the open yard

An outdoor prop meant to stay up for the season, not just for one night. Hang it in early October and leave it hanging until the season is over.

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Static, outdoor, 72 inches

After the last porch light goes out

On the night itself it does nothing, which is exactly what makes people slow down and look twice on the way up the walk. In November you take it down, fold the gauze flat, and it goes back in the box for another year. Order with a week to spare: standard runs 5 to 7 days, express 3 to 4.

  • 72 inches, head to foot
  • Wrapped in gauze and cobweb
  • Knotted at the top to hang head-down
How big is it?

72 inches, a life-size body from head to foot.

Is there a skeleton inside?

The figure is bound head to foot in white gauze and stretched cobweb. The face reads faintly through the last few layers, which is the whole point.

How does it hang?

It is knotted off at the top, so it hangs head-down from a branch or a porch beam.

Does it need power?

No motor, no batteries and no cord snaking across the lawn to a garage outlet. You hang it once and it works every night after that.

Can it stay up all October?

It is an outdoor prop meant to stay up for the season, not just for one night.

How does it store?

Take it down, fold the gauze flat and it goes back in the box for another year.

The whole sheet

  • Height72 in
  • MotionStatic
  • UseOutdoor
  • MaterialGauze and stretched cobweb
  • Scare levelSlightly scary

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