Sunnyglade Set of 5 Pack Halloween Foam RIP Graveyard Tombstones for Halloween Lawn Yard Decorations

I bought these to use outdoors. The mounting sticks are more than worthless for that purpose. You only get one stick to use and apparently have to insert the double stick part into the Tombstone to use it outside. The part that would be pushed into the ground would likely not be enough to prevent the Tombstone from being blown away by the wind. I have not done that because I think it would wreck the Tombstone and cause the styrofoam to fall apart. I will have to find some method of using these outside. I might try to use garden stakes glued or taped to the backside of these Tombstones; however, I doubt that will work out as the Tombstones are very thin.I wish I did not buy these and used my money to buy larger plastic blow-moulded tombstones instead that can be anchored into the ground using metal stakes. You can also buy similar tombstones at dollar stores for much less.NOT RECOMMENDED!

I purchased these with the understanding that they would not be sturdy... the price tells you that without needing to mention it. With that in mind, for the price of these and if you aren't planning to or care if these get destroyed then they are perfect :). Worked out great for my graveyard!

I like them and they will work for the mini cemetery I put in my yard for Halloweeen. They are foam which is what I wanted and they feel pretty strong. They came with the mounts to stick them into the grass, and they are pretty solid and sturdy. They are not as big as I'd hoped, I read the dimensions before ordering, and they sounded bigger than they look, but I did get exactly what was described and what I ordered. I'm happy with them

Do not use 3M spray adhesive, these will melt before your eyes. I had some "foam" tombstones from years back, so I tested 3M adhesive on them, no problem, stuck to plywood backing perfectly. Spray on these, weighted them to the plywood backing overnight, they all dissolved. Apparently, they have even cheapened down Styrofoam Halloween props to make another penny on us, at our expense. Seriously? Does a capitalist with any integrity exist? Cost $0.25/each to make, but represented as something with more value at their price point. Disappointed.

I've had them in the front yard for three weeks, they look as good as when they first arrived. The package was so light it felt like there was nothing inside, and these are featherweight items. They come with a plastic spike that you want to insert one time and not move around, because that would tear up the styrofoam. When I stuck them in the ground, I pushed on the stake, not the headstone. As a result, they're out there standing tall and looking good.