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Vespertine Bat Chain Fence, 6 pack
Vespertine Bat Chain Fence, 6 pack
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Bat stakes and chain, outdoor, set of 6
The chain fence that turns a lawn into a plot
Six black metal stakes, each topped with a spread-wing bat, linked by lengths of chain. They stand 23.6 inches tall and push into sod along the walk or the property line. Ground stakes are in the box, and the chain hangs in a slack curve between posts.
What you get
- 23.6 in tall, six posts in the box
- Spread-wing bats read as flat cutouts
- Chain hangs slack from bat to bat
- Ground stakes come in the box
- Sidewalk edge or the property line
Why it holds up
Draws the property line
Run the six posts along the sidewalk edge and the chain does the rest, hanging in a slack curve from bat to bat. From the curb the yard stops reading as a lawn and starts reading as a plot.
One box builds the whole run
Six stakes at 23.6 inches each, so the border is finished without hunting a second set halfway through the season. Space them tight along a walk or spread them down a longer line.
Black metal, no prep
The finish comes ready to plant, so nothing needs dry-brushing before it goes in the ground. The stakes in the box hold it in sod, and a Ground-Lock kit is the upgrade for a windy yard.
Built for outdoors
After the last trick-or-treater
On the night the bats read as flat silhouettes from the sidewalk, which is the only angle that matters, and the chain carries one unbroken line across the front of the yard. In November the posts pull straight out of the sod, the chain coils flat, and the whole run goes back in one box.
- 23.6 in. of post above the sod
- Six posts draw the line, the chain does the rest
- No bulbs and no cord — it is a fence, not a light
Specs
| Height | 23.6 in |
| Motion | Static |
| Anchoring | Stakes included |
| Use | Outdoor |
| Material | Black metal stakes and chain |
| Scare level | Family friendly |
Questions people ask
How many posts come in the set?
Six stakes and the chain that links them, all in one box.
How tall are they?
Twenty-three and a half inches, about knee height, so the run reads as a border and not as a fence you have to see past.
How do they go in?
The ground stakes push into sod along the walk or the property line. The finish comes ready to plant, so nothing needs dry-brushing first.
What holds them in a wind?
The stakes in the box hold them in sod. For a windy yard or ground that has gone hard, a Ground-Lock kit is the upgrade.
How should I space them?
Tight along a walk, or spread down a longer line. The chain hangs in a slack curve between posts either way.
How do they store?
The posts pull straight out of the sod, the chain coils flat, and the whole run goes back in one box.
Shipping and returns
Standard: 5–7 business days, free over $99. Express: 3–4 business days.
30 days from delivery, unused and in the box. Damaged on arrival: photo + order number and we replace it first.
Order by Tue, Oct 20 (standard) or Fri, Oct 23 (express) to have it in the yard by the 30th.
