LET'S BUILD - Episode 5: How to Build a Banging Picture or Mirror!
by FrightProps
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What this video covers
This FrightProps build episode walks viewers through assembling a pneumatic mirror or picture frame prop that physically shakes and bangs against a wall on command. The effect is powered by pneumatics, creating a convincing poltergeist-style scare suitable for haunted houses or home haunts. A commercial kit is available directly from FrightProps for those who want all the components in one package.
Key takeaways
- ◆Pneumatic actuation drives the mirror or picture frame to shake and bang against a wall
- ◆Effect is trigger-based, allowing precise timing for maximum scare impact
- ◆A dedicated kit is available from FrightProps, simplifying parts sourcing
- ◆Works as a wall-mounted installation for haunted houses or home haunts
- ◆Suitable for builders with some pneumatics experience
Who this is for
Haunt builders and home haunters looking to add a dynamic, pneumatic poltergeist-style wall effect to their scare space.
⚠ Safety notes
Pneumatic props operate under air pressure; follow all manufacturer safety guidelines when assembling and testing the kit.
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