Home Depot built its Halloween reputation on the 12-foot Skelly, and for 2026 it is expanding the giant lineup — including an 11-foot wrapped Mummy (model 26SV25456) that gives yard haunters a fresh silhouette without repeating the skeleton everyone already owns. Here is what the giant Mummy does, what it costs, and how to build a tomb scene worthy of an 11-foot figure.

What is Home Depot’s 11 ft Giant Mummy?

It is an 11-foot-tall giant-sized animatronic mummy, part of Home Depot’s 2026 Grave & Bones collection and sold exclusively at The Home Depot. The draw is scale plus flexibility: motion-activated LED illumination lights it up after dark, poseable shoulders let you set how far it reaches over a walkway or fence, and the wrappings are customizable so you can weather, tatter, or restyle them to fit your display.

It joins Home Depot’s roster of oversized yard pieces — the returning 12 ft Skelly and the new 8 ft Perilous Plant Monster among them. If you are comparing the giants against each other, our guide to Home Depot’s giant animatronics over 8 feet lays them side by side, and the full 2026 drop is covered in our Home Depot Halloween 2026 animatronics guide.

How much does the 11 ft Mummy cost and where can you buy it?

Home Depot prices its in-store giant animatronics at under $300, and the 11 ft Mummy falls in that band — alongside the 12 ft Skelly — making it one of the more affordable ways to add an 11-foot figure to a yard. It is a Home Depot exclusive, so you will not find this Mummy on Amazon or at other retailers. It launched online first with in-store stock following through the season. Confirm the current price on the Home Depot product page before you buy, since seasonal pricing and stock move quickly and giants are perennial sell-outs.

If you want the biggest visual impact for the money, compare it against Home Depot’s other statement pieces in our guide to the best giant Home Depot animatronics before committing.

What does the 11 ft Mummy animatronic do?

Here is a quick spec rundown, verified against Home Depot’s 2026 listing and launch coverage:

Unlike a scare prop that lunges, the Mummy’s impact is presence: at 11 feet it reads from down the block, and the poseable shoulders let you aim it — leaning over a gate, reaching across a path — so it interacts with the space instead of just standing in it. The customizable wrappings are what separate it from a static giant; a little extra tattering and staining makes an off-the-shelf figure look like a set piece.

Is the 11 ft Mummy worth it?

For yard haunters, it is a strong buy. Under $300 for an 11-foot poseable figure is a lot of visual impact per dollar, and the customizable wrappings give it more staging range than a fixed-pose giant. If you already own the 12 ft Skelly and want a second silhouette that is not another skeleton, the Mummy is the obvious pick.

It is a weaker choice if you have limited outdoor space, no easy anchoring point, or you want articulated motion rather than a lit, poseable statement piece — giants this tall need room, secure staking, and a plan for wind. Not sure how much to spend on a centerpiece? Our breakdown of how much Halloween animatronics cost puts the price in context.

How do you build a tomb scene around the Mummy?

An 11-foot figure earns a setting. Because the Mummy is a Home Depot exclusive and is not sold on Amazon, buy it direct and pick up the graveyard staging separately. Below is a build-your-scene kit that turns a lone giant into a full tomb, roughly highest impact first.

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• Foam tombstones and a graveyard kit — a cluster of leaning headstones around the base instantly frames the Mummy as the guardian of a tomb.
• A low-lying ground fog machine — fog pooling at the feet hides the base and makes an 11-foot figure look like it is rising from the ground; our best fog machines guide helps you size one.
• Amber and green outdoor spotlights — uplighting a giant from below throws a huge shadow and points the eye straight up at the figure after dark.
• Stretch cobwebs and aged gauze — draping the wrappings and nearby tombstones ties the whole tomb together and plays off the Mummy’s bandages.
• An outdoor Bluetooth speaker — low wind, groans, or a tomb-ambience track fills the yard and makes the scene feel alive.
• Heavy-duty outdoor extension cords and a timer — power the figure, fog, and lights safely and switch the whole scene on at dusk.

Because a giant is an investment you will reuse for years, store it carefully between seasons — our guide to storing Halloween animatronics keeps the servos and wrappings in good shape.

What should you know before you buy?

• Plan the space and anchoring. An 11-foot figure needs room, a clear sightline, and secure staking or weighting so it stays upright in wind.
• Confirm the weather rating. Check the product page for outdoor use and follow Home Depot’s guidance on rain and storage; our guide to whether animatronics can stay outside covers weatherproofing basics.
• Order early. Home Depot giants are annual sell-outs; if you want the Mummy, do not wait for October.
• Style the wrappings. The customizable bandages are the value — a little tattering and staining makes the figure look far more expensive than it is.

Going big this year? Compare every giant Home Depot animatronic to find the statement piece that fits your yard and budget.