Thread: how to make a halloween walk through

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I have all the props to decorate it but y garage isnt big enough to hold it. I want to make it in the yard but i dont know how to make the actual walk through. Whats the cheapest material i could make the walkthrough out of? Is there anyting else besides a walkthrough i could o?

If I understand your question you are asking about wall panels?
Wall systems can be made fairly easily using pallets. Usually you can get pallets for free. Check out Bruiser's album here:
http://www.halloweenforum.com/member...let-walls.html
They have shown an excellent way to put up wall panels.

ya i think so, But do i need somthing t support the pannels? because im building from nothing.

duct tape .,

I usually use corn stalks in mine. I"ll get about 4-6 bundles and zip tie each individual stalk to a wire fence.

Car canopy, that is what I use. See my pics in gallery. Just be warn, wind will kill your haunt if not secured enough, like mine were last year. I have learn a lot this year.

you can use blankets on clothes lines, fake trees or real branches that are stuck into the ground with rebar or corn stalks wired to lines. You don t have to have walls , just start with things placed stragicially so people cannot see what is coming next. by the way we use hollow core doors wired to 10x20 canopys to create rooms.

Whatever you do or plan, Think safety 1st! it will save you many headaches later if you cover your assets! Best of luck to ya!

I use cornstalks...which turn out great. I just tape up black plastic (usually garbage bags) to the stalks, and there you go...you can't see through, it makes for nice, dark areas, and it offers a good scare from behind!

But you don't have to use cornstalks. ANY type of "pole" sticking out of the ground will work to connect black plastic.

Also, if I was to get pallets, where would I find them??

I will be putting walls up in part of my backyard, but in my front yard, due to HOA restrictions I keep it very simple. For 10 years I have used rope lights on the ground to form a path for the ToTs to walk in-between. If I have an area I want to hide for effect I build a small walled area with trees or one sheet of plywood, or a sheet, all mentioned above. The rope lights really work great to keep the kids in line and also help light the way safely so they don't trip on cords, etc.