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Nightflock LED Bat Set

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Why People Love It

A whole swarm, not one prop Twelve bats spread across a wall reads far better than any single decoration
They glow in the dark An LED behind every bat throws soft purple light onto the wall around it
Up in minutes, off in seconds Peel, press, done. No nails, no tools and no marks left behind
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Susan D.
Jacksonville, FL October 2025 Verified Buyer
5.0 · Verified Purchase

I did not expect this kind of quality when I ordered them. At night the glow is perfect, warm and soft, not that harsh white you get with cheap lights. People walking past stop and look, and I have had neighbors come up and ask me where I got them. I tell everybody.

Better than expected Perfect night glow
12 moulded plastic bats per set, 6.5 inches across, and every one of them lights up. An LED base sits behind each bat and washes the wall with a purple glow, so the wings throw a real shadow instead of lying flat like a paper cutout. All twelve are the same size on purpose. A swarm reads as a swarm because the bats match.
Each bat has its own LED base with an on/off switch underneath. The light sits behind the body and bounces off the wall, so you see the glow and the silhouette rather than a bright bulb. Switch them on when people start arriving and off when the night is over. Twelve of them across a wall after dark is the whole effect.
6.5 inches across the wings, all twelve identical. Big enough to read from across a room and small enough that a dozen fit around a door without crowding. These are moulded plastic with a satin black finish, not printed card. The wings hold whatever angle you bend them to, so they can be flattened back down for storage and used again next October.
Five steps per bat, no nails and no tools.

1. Stick an adhesive pad to the LED base.
2. Press the base onto the back of the bat.
3. Fold the wings out for the 3D shape.
4. Switch the LED on underneath.
5. Peel the backing and press it to the wall.

Smooth surfaces only. Painted wall, glass, tile, a clean door. Wipe the spot first, because dust is the only thing that makes the adhesive let go. Not for brick, stucco or rough render.
Free shipping on every order. We pack and dispatch within 1 to 2 business days and email you a tracking number as soon as it leaves us. Delivery times are estimates and depend on the carrier.
30 days to change your mind. If it arrives damaged or faulty, send us a photo within 48 hours and we will replace it or refund you at no cost. For standard returns the item needs to come back unused and in its original packaging, and return postage is paid by you. Email support@grimhouse.shop and we will sort it out fast.
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Plan Your Swarm

Where To Put Them

How many sets you need depends on the wall. Tap through the spots people use most.

Glowing bats swarming across a wall above a sofa Glowing bats around a front door and entryway Glowing bats climbing a staircase wall Glowing bats across a large window and glass door Glowing bats above a party table with food and drinks
The Living Room

Above The Sofa

The biggest blank wall in most houses, and the one people sit facing all evening. Let the swarm rise from one corner instead of sitting in a neat line.

242 sets for a feature wall
Start tight at one corner and spread out as they climb
Turn the lamps down so the glow does the work

Around The Front Door

The first thing anyone sees, inside or out. Frame the door itself and carry a few onto the wall either side so it does not stop dead at the frame.

121 set for a doorway
Go above head height so nobody knocks one off
Painted doors and glass panels both work

Up The Staircase

A rising wall is the one place a swarm looks like it is actually moving. Follow the angle of the stairs and let them get further apart as they go up.

24 to 362 to 3 sets for a full flight
Follow the diagonal of the stairs
Widen the gaps as they rise

Across The Glass

Glass is the smoothest surface in the house, so the adhesive holds best here. From outside after dark, the glow reads all the way from the sidewalk.

121 set per large window
Face them outward for the street, inward for the room
Clean the glass first so the pads grip properly

Behind The Party

Halloween lands on a Saturday this year. The wall behind the food table is where every photo gets taken, so put the swarm where the phones are pointed.

36 to 483 to 4 sets for a full room
Cover the wall people stand in front of
Cluster thicker at eye level, thinner above
12Per Set
6.5"Wingspan
LEDEvery Bat
No NailsPeel And Stick
Turn The Lights Down
The Darker It Gets, The Better They Look
Drag the dimmer and watch the room hand itself over.
Bats on a wall in a brightly lit room during the day Bats beginning to glow as the room light drops Bats glowing purple with only a lamp lit Bats fully glowing in a dark room Glowing bats seen from outside through the window at night
Just Decor

In Daylight They Are Just Sharp

Matte black, moulded, wings folded out from the wall. They read as a real object, not a flat sticker, because there is a proper shadow underneath every one. This is the part cheap paper cutouts never get right.

The Glow Starts To Show

As the room dims the purple behind each body begins to separate from the wall. You have not touched anything. The LEDs have been on since you put them up. The room just stopped competing with them.

One Lamp Left On

This is the sweet spot most people land on. Twelve halos of violet across the wall with just enough warm light to still see the room. The wings throw long shadows that move as you move.

Lights Out

Now they are the only thing in the room. Every bat lit from behind, floating off a black wall. Nobody walks into this and says nothing. This is the reason people buy two sets instead of one.

And From The Street

Put a set on the window glass and the whole thing works in reverse. Your house becomes the one people slow down for on the walk past, before anyone has knocked on the door.

One switch under each base. On when people arrive, off when the night is over.

Build The Swarm
How Many Do You Actually Need
Same wall every time. Tap a set count and watch it fill in.
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Illustration · 6.5″ each
12 BATSStarter
One Door Or One Window
Enough to frame a doorway properly, or fill a single window from the inside. On a big living room wall it looks thin, and that is the most common reason people order again a week later.
24 BATSMost Popular
A Door Plus The Wall Around It
The point where it stops looking like decoration and starts looking like a swarm. This is what most people end up ordering, and it covers the wall above a sofa or a full entryway.
36 BATSBest Seller
A Full Feature Wall
Enough to run a staircase from bottom to top, or take one whole wall on its own. The swarm reads from across the room and still has space to spread rather than clumping.
48 BATSBest Value
The Whole Room
Wall, window and door all at once, or the party room with plenty spare. Cheapest per bat by a long way, and the leftovers go on the glass where the street can see them.

Spacing is up to you. Tighter looks like a swarm, wider looks like they are still arriving.

From The Street
See What Your House Would Look Like
On the glass they read from the sidewalk. Tap a set and watch the front of the house come on.
Your front door and porch
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Simplified preview. Bats go on the inside of window glass and on a covered door. Every bat is 6.5″ across with its own LED.
Got Questions?

Before You Order

The things people ask us most.
6.5 inches across the wings, and every bat in the set is the same size. That is about the width of a hand with fingers spread. Big enough to read from across a room, small enough that a dozen fit around a door without crowding it.
Every single one. Each bat has its own small LED base that sits behind the body and throws a purple glow onto the wall. You see the glow and the silhouette rather than a bright bulb, which is why it reads as atmosphere and not as a night light.
Smooth surfaces only. Painted walls, glass, tile, a clean door, a mirror. Wipe the spot first, because dust is the one thing that makes the pads let go. They will not hold on brick, stucco, rough render or textured wallpaper, so it is worth checking your wall before you order.
About a minute each, with no nails and no tools. Stick a pad to the LED base, press the base onto the bat, fold the wings out, switch the LED on underneath, then peel the backing and press it to the wall. Bending the wings out is the step people skip, and it is the one that makes them look real.
The bats are light, so the pads do not need much grip to hold them. Take them down slowly and pull the pad away from the wall at an angle rather than straight out. On fresh or thin paint we would test one in a corner first, as we would with anything adhesive.
These are made for indoor use and covered spots. A front door, a porch under an overhang or the inside of a window is fine. Open weather is not. If you want them seen from the street, the best trick is to stick a set on the window glass facing outward. It looks better than an exposed wall anyway.
Depends on the wall. 12 covers a door or one window. 24 covers a door plus the wall around it, and it is what most people end up choosing. 36 takes a full feature wall or a staircase. 48 does a whole room. The most common regret we hear is ordering one set and wishing it had been two.
Yes, and that is on purpose. A swarm reads as a swarm because the bats match, the way real ones would. Mixed sizes look like a clearance bag on a wall. Vary the height and the angle instead and the flock does the work for you.
That is the idea. They are moulded plastic with a satin black finish, not printed card, so nothing tears or creases. Fold the wings flat, switch the LEDs off and put them back in the box. Keep them somewhere dry and they come straight back out next October.
We pack and dispatch within 1 to 2 business days and email you a tracking number as soon as it leaves us. Delivery times after that depend on the carrier, and shipping is free on every order. If anything arrives damaged or faulty, send us a photo within 48 hours and we will replace it or refund you at no cost. You also have 30 days to change your mind on an unused set in its original packaging, with return postage paid by you.
Still not sure? Email support@grimhouse.shop and a real person will answer within one business day.