Halloween & Fall

Halloween Door Decorations - Halloween Keep Out Door Cover

Name: Halloween Door Decorations - Halloween Keep Out Door Cover
Brand: OHOME
SKU: B0H5BN6V9J
Price: 6.99 USD
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A front door is the first thing trick-or-treaters see, and it is usually the surface that gets skipped. This banner covers most of it. The print shows weathered wooden planks, glowing monster eyes staring out from behind them, skeleton hands reaching in from the edges and dripping orange letters spelling the warning across the middle. Two grommets and the ribbons do the hanging.

Covers A Standard Door

At 70.87 by 29.53 inches the banner reaches across most front doors, which is the difference between a decoration on a door and a door that has turned into a scene. Hung on the outside face it greets anyone who rings the bell. Hung indoors it closes off a hallway, a bathroom door or a stair opening while a party is running.

Dripping Orange Lettering

The warning is painted in orange letters that run down the planks as though still wet, and the type is sized to be read from the street. Behind it the print carries vintage wood grain, monster eyes glowing out of the dark and skeleton hands at the edges. HD printing keeps the fine wood texture from turning into a smudge at arm's length.

Windows And Porch Walls

Two reinforced metal grommets sit along the top edge with ribbons supplied, so hanging takes a pair of hooks or a length of tape and about a minute. Beyond the front door, the panel covers a picture window from the inside, hides a garage opening or fills the blank wall on a porch behind the rest of a haunted house setup.

Washable And Folds Small

Polyester is light enough that the banner hangs from ribbons without sagging, and tear-resistant enough to survive being pulled off a hook in the dark. It washes when candy or rain has marked the surface. Folded back down it takes less room in storage than a rigid prop, which is the reason it comes out again the following October rather than getting replaced.