Comments about Cemetery Fence:

One moderately windy day and this fence came apart and bent flat to the ground. Now I have metal stakes in the ground to hold it all up.
They are so small you need to buy twice as many as you think you need.

Comments about Cemetery Fence:

I bought this fencing for an outdoor graveyard scene. It is very unique in its detail. Good to attach end-to-end. The only negative to them is the back side of them is not finished to match the front of them, so when you use them to completely surround an area of grass, the unfinished back side can be seen. Other than that, this is great Halloween fencing.

Comments about Cemetery Fence:

I built a Halloween display at work. These gates were the perfect finishing touch.

Comments about Cemetery Fence:

Bought a few sets of this graveyard fence a couple of years ago and got lots of compliments from the neighborhood regarding how realistic and scary it looks. Since it was a hit, I bought a few more sets of them to surround my front yard. The only problem I have now is where to store them all!
The fence requires you to stake it into the ground. Please make sure your ground is soft as the fence is made of plastic and pushing too hard into hard ground can break the stakes off the bottom. I recommend starting a hole with a wooden stake and a soft mallet, then pushing (with both hands) little by little on each end of each section. The hard part is getting the fence to go in evenly on both sides and with each panel attached. One each side (ends) of the fence, you can then secure it with wire to add stability.
Top off the fence with halloween lights, spiderweb, moss, and even a few props for an added spooky look.
Pros: looks realistic, somewhat tall, can hang other items on it once assembled. Attaches to other sections of fencing very easily.
Cons: bottom stakes on the fence can be broken if too much pressure is applied. Hard to push into hard ground (recommend soaking the ground with water for a while first)