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Bought the 8-pack in the 20in size and spread them through the whole downstairs for a haunted-house home tour we did for a neighborhood fundraiser. It's noticeably sturdier than the flimsy vinyl mats I used to grab from the seasonal Halloween aisle, and the quilted surface doesn't feel disposable at all. The one in the kitchen doorway on tile hasn't budged once thanks to the backing.
Ordered the 2-pack in 32in in early October for matching mats just inside our front entryway and went with standard shipping — it landed on day seven, basically the morning of our neighborhood party. Next time I'll just pay for the express option since the design itself is worth planning ahead for. Both mats are down now and getting compliments from everyone who walks in.
Didn't expect much from a Halloween throw but it's genuinely plush, both sides. Been on the couch every night since it arrived.
Started with one by the door. Looked good, looked lonely. Ordered the three pack and put them at different heights across the front of the house and now people slow down. Same light on all three is what sells it — it reads as one display instead of three ornaments.
I keep the 16 inch one right outside my cubicle since our office does a low-key Halloween thing every year. It's spooky enough that coworkers notice and comment on the skeleton popping up out of the board, but it's not gory or over the top, so it hasn't gotten any complaints from HR. It's held up fine to rolling office chairs bumping the edge and wipes clean easily when someone tracks in coffee.
Two looked great by the door but lonely along the fence line. Went back and got the eight-pack for the side yard and that's the one that actually finishes the look. Should have just started there.
Put the first one by the mailbox last week and liked it enough to order a second for the side fence. With both out the hands almost reach each other, which is the look I was going for.
It clears our porch roof by a couple feet. Went with open lawn instead of by the door like I originally planned, and that's clearly the right call — the height reads from the sidewalk now.
Spikes need sod. On my gravel side yard I had to cross-tie it. In the lawn it planted solid.
Didn't expect a plain sherpa back to matter but it's nice having a non-pattern side for when you just want a plain blanket on the guest bed.
Out of the box it is loud enough for a block party. There is a dial on the control box and once I brought it down two notches it sits at a level our actual quiet cul-de-sac is fine with.
I almost put her at the end of the driveway before I read the manual. She belongs under the roofline. Moved her back and she has been fine every night since.
It's a sail in wind, like anything this tall. With real stakes and two guy lines it rode out a gusty night fine.
Planted they stand about 13 in off the ground, so from the street they disappeared into the grass. Moved the whole set to within arm's reach of the walkway and they finally read from a car.
Put him up the first weekend of the month and by the third day people were stopping to take photos on their evening walk.
There is a switch, which I am grateful for, because it will absolutely go off at the cat at two in the morning. Flip it before bed and it is fine. Sound and motion are on the same switch.
The other two were flat plastic skulls. This one has real depth in the sutures and the open jaw reads as open, not painted on.
We put them on the covered porch on the first and left them there the whole month, roof over both of them. The porch also hides the adapter, which is the part I did not think about ahead of time.
The footpad trigger is fun but the pole wants level ground. A paver under the base fixed the lean.
The raised ghost texture had me expecting something scratchy but it's plush both ways. My kid claimed it off the couch within a day.
It reaches my nearest outlet fine, but if your porch outlet sits far from the lawn, plan on an outdoor extension cord.
The skull has actual paint depth, not the flat grey most of these come with. Robe needed a steam to lose the fold lines.
Placed the 32 inch right where trick-or-treaters step up to our door and had at least four different parents ask me for the link this year. The non-slip backing kept it totally in place even with dozens of kids stepping on and off it in one night. Cleaning is just a quick vacuum and a wipe with a damp cloth after a candy wrapper got stuck to it.
Bought the 8-pack to line the hallway of our indoor haunted walk-through and the ghosts-out-of-the-hole effect looks incredible under string lights. After a few weekends of heavy foot traffic some of the rubber dots on the backing flattened out, though it's still gripping fine so far. For the price per unit I'm not worried about it and I'm already planning to order more.
