Home Depot is getting a head start on the Halloween countdown by releasing its iconic 12-foot-tall skeleton. Here's how to ...

As soon as Home Depot drops its annual Halloween collection full of creepy crawly animatronic characters, the official ...

In terms of its construction, the 12-foot skeleton is basic but solid. It has a thick powder-coated metal frame, and the plastic components are thick and heavy-duty.

SAVE UP TO $25: The 12-foot Home Depot skeleton's Scary Head and Accessory Kit are on sale for up to 31% off through midnight on Oct. 3 as "Special Buys of the Day" on the retailer's website. Two ...

Home Depot's 12-foot-tall skeleton was a favorite last year, and it's going viral on TikTok again. People are scrambling to buy the skeleton, and some are listing for triple the original price on eBay ...

Summer is not officially over yet, but Home Depot's famous 12-foot skeleton has once again, sold out, according to its online listing. The skeleton sold out online in April and July, according to ...

A 12-foot Home Depot skeleton is pictured in the front yard of a Cincinnati home on Sept. 24, 2024. The 2024 Halloween season marks the fifth anniversary of Home Depot debuting their iconic giant ...

For fans of the home improvement retailer's iconic 12-foot skeleton and other seasonal yard props, the hiatus wasn't just disappointing — it was cause for concern.

TikTok content creator Ali Spagnola, 39, from Los Angeles, has gone viral after erecting her 12-foot Home Depot Halloween skeleton, which she decked out in over 500,000 disco ball tiles.

Home Depot did. And the towering skeleton arrived at the perfect time. “Nobody could possibly need a 12-foot skeleton, but everybody wanted a 12-foot skeleton,” Allen said.

Home Depot was about to launch something big — really big — when the pandemic hit in the spring of 2020: a 12-foot skeleton.