How to convert a garage into a Haunted House

Try this easy Haunted Garage Kit that comes complete with all the supplies needed to convert your garage into a Haunted house! Be THE place to go in the eighborhood where all the kids will be oohhing and aahhing about. We typically do one every other year, and this year it’s going to be another hit! Watch the video below to see the BEFORE and AFTER transformation!

How to make a garage haunted house

Haunted House Garage Kit Supplies

Invite your neighbors (if you dare), inside your Haunted Garage for a scare.

The Haunted Garage Kit is a quick and easy way to create a haunted house in your own garage.

Everything comes in the right amounts, taking out all the guess work and save you time trying to pick out the right props and yardage of material!

The Haunted Garage Kit includes:

( All items below are included in this kit )

More Optional Props (not included):

Theme Parties and Birthday Party line divider

Haunted House Set Up Directions

Step 1. Clean out garage and move out most of the stuff out. If you have shelving or tools against the walls, that is fine you can leave it up.

Haunted House Garage Set Up - Put up walls on both sides

Step 2. Roll out the Poly Vinyl roll that comes in the Halloween Haunted House Garage Kit and stick it directly to the wall using strong double stick tape at periodic intervals along the top edge of the ceiling. If you have shelving along the walls, use a suspension wire from one end to the other end of the wall to hang the vinyl instead. This suspension kit can be purchased at the hardware store.

Roll out the Cobblestone flat paper onto the floor. No need to use any adhesive.

Haunted House Garage Set Up - Setup the displays

Step 3. Place the 3 tombstones on the left of the garage and add in any of your own silhouettes, fake trees, skeletons, haunted house props, iron gate fence, etc. (not included). Place the blue and black tissue grass on the floor to designate certain areas.

Haunted House Garage Set Up - Setup the lights as it gets darker

Step 4. When it gets darker you can add lighting, spot lights, uplights, etc. (not included) to focus on certain corners, figures, etc. This is the time to adjust lighting. Place the moon and bats that comes with the package in the center and shine a soft spot light on it.

Haunted House Garage Set Up - Girls enjoying haunted house

Step 5. Optional: Set up table in front with a bucket of treats, goody bags and tray of brain jello for guests to savor. Add in optional fog light, music and scary sounds from a motion activated box. That will sure startle an unsuspecting visitor!

Haunted House Garage Set Up - flying ghost on wire

Step 6. Optional: Get a large flying ghost and suspend it on the suspension wire that comes with the ghost mechanism. It flies back and forth on a cable while making creepy sounds and is perfect for any haunted Halloween party!

Haunted House Garage Set Up - Zombie in a cage

Step 7. Optional: Get an over-sized Grim Reaper and hang it in the center of the garage. Place a tube or ring around him with streamers hanging down. Place a few blue and black tissue grass at the bottom.