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| Yard haunt sponsored by
Partiers.com of New Castle, PA USA |
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This is a roof mount we made for our zombie |
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stands on the top of our roof at the peak |
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used 2 pieces of plywood with 2 hinges. |
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dirt marks at each end are where we |
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bricks to hold down the mount during |
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windy October nights. |
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had to build a ramp because once the |
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is unfolded, the zombie would be |
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leaning too forward if it weren't made level. |
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you can see the fence pipes we used |
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as well as a hook for extra stability for the zombie. |
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placed our PVC zombie's legs inside the iron |
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This prevented it from blowing over. |
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bracket on the roof. We use cement blocks |
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hold down the roof mount because of the |
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October winds we experience. |
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The rooftop zombie is ready! |
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