
49 in across
Legs that pose
126 in stretch web
Indoors or out
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Giant Hairy Spider — 49 in, with a 126 in Web
$24.99
A four-foot spider with a web to match — the one decoration that does the work of a whole display.
- 49 inches across, legs included
- The legs bend and stay where you put them
- Hairy body and red eyes, so it reads from the pavement
- 126 inches of stretch web in the same box
Free US shipping, and 30 days to change your mind.
Spider and web together
What's in the box
×1
Spider, 49 in across
×1
Stretch cobweb, 126 in
Before you order
The bits worth knowing
Only what the maker actually states. Anything missing? Just ask — we answer fast.
- In the set
- One 49 in spider and one 126 in stretch cobweb.
- Size
- 49 inches from leg to leg, which is a little over four feet. The web pulls out to 126 inches.
- The legs
- They bend and hold their shape, so it can lie flat on a wall, curl over a gutter or grip the corner of a window.
- Where it goes
- Indoors or out — a wall, a roofline, a window or a tree.
Free US shipping
Shipping across the United States is free, and any import duties or taxes are covered by us. The amount at checkout is the amount you pay.
30 days to change your mind
Unused, in its original packaging and with everything that came in the box. Email us and we'll send the return form.
Tracking on every order
You'll get an email with a tracking number when it ships, and a real person answers if anything looks wrong.
Good to know
Questions before you buy
How big is the spider really?
49 inches across with the legs out, so a little over four feet. It is meant to be seen from the street rather than from the doorstep.
Do the legs actually hold a shape?
Yes. They bend and stay put, which is how you get it to sit flat against a wall or wrap over a gutter.
How big is the web?
126 inches when it is stretched out, which covers most of a porch.
Can it go outside?
Yes. Bring it in if the weather turns properly bad — it is a decoration rather than an outdoor fitting.
Is it one spider or several?
One, and one web. The photographs show a single spider on a single web.