OHOME Halloween Decorations - Trick or Treat Porch Banner for Indoor Outdoor Outside | Halloween Party Decorations Favors Supplies for Birthday - Hanging Backdrop Garland for Door Wall Home Office
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OHOME Halloween Decorations - Trick or Treat Porch Banner for Indoor Outdoor Outside | Halloween Party Decorations Favors Supplies for Birthday - Hanging Backdrop Garland for Door Wall Home Office

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Front doors are tall and narrow, and most Halloween decorations are the wrong shape for them. This banner measures about 11.8 by 70.86 inches, or 30 by 180 centimeters, which hangs down the length of a door or a porch post instead of spreading sideways. The lettering is large, so the greeting reads from the sidewalk while a group is still coming up the path.

300D Oxford Weave

The fabric is 300D polyester Oxford rather than the thin printed plastic that splits at the first gust. It takes wind and a wet night without the colors running, and there is no chemical smell when the package is opened indoors, which matters when the banner hangs inside a hallway. Pumpkins, ghosts and the lettering stay sharp through several seasons of being put up and taken down.

Arrives On Its Rod

Assembly is already done. A rod sits in the top hem with a string attached, so the banner goes on a nail, a hook or a suction cup within a minute of coming out of the package. Holes along the bottom edge take a second tie, which stops the whole panel from swinging into the door every time somebody knocks for candy.

Balcony And Ceiling Drops

Length is useful in places a wreath cannot go. Hung from a ceiling beam the banner becomes a hanging divider in a garage party, and over a balcony rail it faces the street from the second floor. Two or three panels spaced along a wall work as a photo background for costumes without any other setup, which suits a living room cleared for the evening.

Folded Into A Drawer

Fabric folds where paper creases and card stock bends. On the first of November the banner comes down, folds to the size of a tea towel and goes in a drawer or a labeled box with the rest of the yard decorations. Nothing has to be flattened under books before next October, and the print does not carry a line across the middle.

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