Home Depot’s Viral Skeleton Is Back Again— Snag It Before It Sells Out
Courtesy of Home DepotSince it's September, we can all agree that it's basically fall. We can also all agree that it's almost time for your Halloween decorations to come back from the dead.
Among them? The iconic 12-foot skeleton from Home Depot, otherwise known as Skelly.
This viral lawn decoration has officially made their seasonal debut and is up for grabs once again. However, Skelly won't be around for long.
This highly coveted giant skeleton tends to sell out well before Halloween, so if you've always wanted to add Skelly to your décor collection, now's your chance.
Not into skeletons? Home Depot also has tons of other Halloween decorations that are more cute than creepy, like a jack-o-lantern themed doormat and figure of sidekick Zero from the beloved film, Nightmare Before Christmas.
Usher in spooky season the right way. Snag Home Depot's famous 12-foot skeleton while you can. Your front yard will become the talk of the neighborhood.
This bestselling 12-foot skeleton with glowing LED eyes and posable arms will wow your neighbors. Hurry, though, Skelly sells out quick!
If you prefer a less spooky pup, opt for this decoration of Zero from the Nightmare Before Christmas. He looks like he's floating and can even be illuminated.
There's no easier way to decorate your home for the holidays than with a festive welcome mat, and this one that reads "Trick or Treat" with a bunch of jack-o-lanterns is adorable.
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