DIY Halloween Fence Build - PVC and Wood
by VanOaksProps
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What this video covers
Inspired by a cemetery tour in New Orleans, VanOaksProps builds a gothic-style haunt fence from PVC pipe and wood furring strips to complete a DIY family crypt display. The fence is elevated with 3D-printed finials and corner brackets, then finished with rubberized undercoating and rust-colored spray paint for an aged wrought-iron look. The build is designed to be accessible and budget-friendly while delivering a high visual impact as part of a larger graveyard scene.
Key takeaways
- ◆PVC pipe and 1x2 wood furring strips form the core fence structure — both inexpensive and widely available
- ◆3D-printed finials and corner brackets add authentic gothic detail without complex fabrication
- ◆Rubberized undercoating followed by rust spray paint creates a convincing aged metal finish
- ◆The fence is designed as a complementary piece to an existing crypt build, showing how modular graveyard scenes can grow over time
- ◆A Forstner bit is used to cleanly seat PVC pipe into the wood rails
Who this is for
Home haunters and yard haunt builders looking to add a gothic cemetery fence to a graveyard or crypt display using basic materials and simple techniques.
Tools mentioned
- • 7/8" Forstner bit
- • spray bottle
- • Elegoo Mercury X wash & cure station
Materials mentioned
- • 1/2" PVC pipe
- • 1x2 wood furring strips
- • Gorilla Glue
- • rubberized undercoating spray
- • rust-colored spray paint
- • 3D printed finials
- • 3D printed corner brackets
⚠ Safety notes
Use spray paints and rubberized undercoating in a well-ventilated area.
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