Introduction: Haunted Facade
Haunted Facade: Not as dificult as it looks, just time consuming.
Materials Needed:
1. QTY 13 - 1/8” plywood
2. Qty 10 - 2x4x12 studs
3. Qty 12+- 2x4x8 studs
4. Qty 6 - 1x2x8
5. QTY 2 - 4x4 ½” foam insulation
6. Battleship gray paint and black paint
7. Jigsaw
8. Circular saw
9. Closet door glide
10. Imagination
Instructions:
Assembly is pretty straight forward from the images.
I ran two cables from the frame to the inside of my garage to keep the unit from falling forward. The garage door was still able to function properly, without hurting the seal (too much).
I used the foam to make the attic window, the domed window and the shutters.
I cobbled up shelves for the props to rest on. (which added more stability against the wall)
I hung the closet door slide across the openings interior and used and old prop as a gate that opened from the center to both the left and right.
Getting the peak up, was the toughest part, it took two of us.
Extras:
Gargoyle
Rocking Chair
Skeleton
Tattered Curtains
Lanterns
Happy Building.
Materials Needed:
1. QTY 13 - 1/8” plywood
2. Qty 10 - 2x4x12 studs
3. Qty 12+- 2x4x8 studs
4. Qty 6 - 1x2x8
5. QTY 2 - 4x4 ½” foam insulation
6. Battleship gray paint and black paint
7. Jigsaw
8. Circular saw
9. Closet door glide
10. Imagination
Instructions:
Assembly is pretty straight forward from the images.
I ran two cables from the frame to the inside of my garage to keep the unit from falling forward. The garage door was still able to function properly, without hurting the seal (too much).
I used the foam to make the attic window, the domed window and the shutters.
I cobbled up shelves for the props to rest on. (which added more stability against the wall)
I hung the closet door slide across the openings interior and used and old prop as a gate that opened from the center to both the left and right.
Getting the peak up, was the toughest part, it took two of us.
Extras:
Gargoyle
Rocking Chair
Skeleton
Tattered Curtains
Lanterns
Happy Building.
