Cemetery Columns Halloween Prop
by Hauntcast
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What this video covers
This short build video walks through the construction of decorative cemetery columns for the Village Mire Yard Haunt in South Yarmouth, MA. The columns are built using a simple wood frame of 2x3s, skinned with luan, and detailed with Foamular foam for a convincing stone-column look. The result is a sturdy, weather-suitable outdoor prop well suited for graveyard-themed yard displays.
Key takeaways
- ◆Structural frame uses 2x3 lumber for strength and stability
- ◆Luan provides a lightweight outer skin for the column body
- ◆Foamular adds sculpted detail to sell the stone aesthetic
- ◆A compact 4-minute video covering an achievable intermediate build
Who this is for
Yard haunters and home haunt builders looking to add imposing, graveyard-style column props using accessible lumber and foam materials.
Materials mentioned
- • 2x3 lumber
- • luan
- • Foamular
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