🕸️ Spooky Spider Web Decorations for Halloween Party - Moon Boat Fake Cobweb Prop Kit with 1000 sqft Coverage and 120 Spiders Review

I had enough netting to cover my entire living room, make a large spider egg and still had 1/4 more netting in my bag. It also captures blue ultraviolet light very well.

this is the best web we have ever used. The material is very soft and stretches effortlessly. They are so realistic that I will definitely buy them again.

Pros: - A little lasts LONG, definitely enough to light up front gardens - Combined with UV light gives a nice blue and white Color effect - The thin material catches the wind which is a nice effect - Plastic spiders are a nice addition during the day.

What a disaster. It stretches into very thick strings without really being able to stretch and hold any structure. You either have giant threads running from place to place, or floating scraps of material blown away by the wind. An attempt to put plastic spiders on it was in vain. Don't waste money.

It was my first year in our new house and I decided to decorate it for Halloween. This stuff was very good. It took a while to get distributed properly but I only used half of what they sent. I managed to make all my front hubs with the same quantity as shown in my picture. I look forward to using the rest next year. I would recommend it to anyone who needs good coverage at a great price.

Didn't expect this to last very well or very long. I was pleasantly surprised that this was the case. We're decorating our front door with cobwebs and I was counting on replacing the whole thing. If anything, it looked even better. Holds up pretty well even in strong winds and rain. The plastic spiders are a nice touch and there are plenty included. Lots of straps too. We've covered our entire porch and all of our bushes, and you've got at least half a bag left. If you follow the instructions…

I know I've read how many straps were in that pack, but is that true? He appeared in a huge bag and holy smoke! It was enough to cover the outside of my house (if I wanted that). As with most fake webs, it was difficult to install and messy to remove, which is to be expected. It stuck well to the brick exterior of my house, but we had a rainy October and it kept coming off (and because we're parents and want our kids to be proud of our ornately decorated home, we put it back on). The prize was…

This stuff would be great if it weren't cut down so it couldn't be woven into one big web. Every other brand I've ever used has strands cut to length, but this material was cut to width. It stretches beautifully and holds up better than regular store brands, but I couldn't use it the way I wanted because the strands are too short. Also, small sections separate too easily from a large lump, if that makes sense. It is also not good for outdoor decorations where they will be exposed to rain. It…

These webs are definitely different from the regular webs you buy in the Halloween shop. They are made of a much softer, thinner material that stretches much less effectively through an opening (e.g. a door) but adheres better to flat surfaces (e.g. the brick facade of a house). to break it up into smaller pieces if needed, but also lighter, which can be good or bad depending on your needs. Unfortunately they didn't really work for what I originally wanted so I wrapped them around tree trunks…