My wife and I have used a bunch of 2x4's to frame out a small haunted house in our garage. We want to keep the walls fairly cheap and we're having trouble finding a solution to fill in the walls themselves. Plywood is too expensive and cumbersome. One of the paint supply houses near us has clear plastic sheeting in large 20' x 200' rolls but only carry clear. Anyone here have a solution? Walls are 6'3" high and there's probably 100 or so linear ft.

Hello 🎃👻!! It’s been a while since I made a haunted house in my garage. In years past I’d cutt a bunch of contractor trash bags and make my walls that way stapled and taped all over the place.

This year I’d like to make something a little more sturdy. Has anyone had any success with partitions from Amazon or something similar??

I was also thinking of doing some light framing and wrap that in fabric or thick plastic and hang it from the ceiling. I’ve also never done any type of framing so I was hoping I got buy some partitions 😂

Any advice would be appreciated! I took the whole week of Halloween to get ready and would like to start planning and experimenting with different walls next week to get a head start…I also want to do a facade for the front of the garage, a basic one to start this year.

Nothing wrong with the traditional haunted house setup, but I’m making one this year for my community and I’m looking for creative, unnerving, and unsettling ideas for my haunted house. The more unconventional the better but I want my guests to leave with something genuinely scary that isn’t just your rubber props, fake chainsaws, and the millionth actor in white face makeup with fake blood. I want new ideas, upsetting visuals (nothing too graphic or honestly expensive). Any ideas?