6 pcs Flagstone Molds ABS 2mm Cement Mold - Paver Mold Reusable - Casting Pathmaker Garden Pathmate Pavement Precast Concrete Molds and Forms Walkway

Absolutely my favorite purchase this year! Easy to use. Sizes and quality of the molds are great! I spray a little Pam to see if it would come out easier and it certainly did! Very durable to use and reuse and they look so cute in my garden.

i absolutely love these molds and am so happy that i chose these over the grid style cobblestone molds. i have done 3 sets so far, and once you get a handful of them done you can start to create free form pathways anyway you want. i just installed a brick patio and am making my first path from the backdoor to the fire pit (shown in photo). the molds are excellent quality and are still in perfect condition after 3 pours. one 60lb bag of concrete is enough to fill all 6 molds. TIPS - do not make your concrete too wet or the integrity of the stone wont be as stong, and will potentially crack when stepped on -once the cement is poured, shake, shimmy, gently lift and "drop" (small taps) repeatedly to get air bubbles out. do this for way longer than you think you need to. -place a flattened cardboard box over the mold while you tap it on the ground to avoid huge amounts of splatter. - i use standard concrete and let it dry in the mold for a minimum of 24 hours, then carefully de-mold and avoid walking on new stones for at least 2-3 days - concrete will build up on the edges of the mold and ruin the look of the sides of your stones if you do not clean between uses. i find that cleaning the molds immediately after removing dried stones is easiest. i use my hose and a stiff plastic bristle scrub brush. -demolding earlier than 24 hrs can cause chips as you remove the stone -take your time demolding, being aggressive can cause cracks or chips -no mold release needed I AM THRILLED WITH THIS PURCHASE, NO REGRETS!!

These work well! Quality plastic molds. Just completed the 22nd pour and the molds are still in great condition. I wipe a very light coat of WD40 inside each mold before each concrete pour. I find a 60lb bag of concrete works well to fill each of these about 1/8” from the top. I have been adding varying amounts of black concrete dye (iron oxide), to give different concrete coloring. I tap and shake each full mold for about 60 sec to remove most of the air bubbles in the concrete, and am able to remove the hardened concrete after about 18 hours. Using an old dresser as a curing rack. Pouring one bag of concrete per day, I bring the nearly cured stones outside after a few days. I may buy a second set, to speed up the process, but otherwise this has been a great purchase.

These are perfect for making homemade concrete flagstones - I have to get better at mixing concrete LOL, but these forms are awesome. Strurdy, reusable, easy to pop out the finished stones, and don't take too long to dry either. I made a bunch for a stepping stone walkway and I'll be making more for between my garden plantings next!

These things are awesome! I made ~25 stones and they are still in great shape. I used baby oil for the release agent. One I have is to clean the cured cement left behind right away after dropping the stones and you will have a much easier time than if you wait for when you need to pour again. Also, I used a piece of scrap wood to scrape the cement and did not scratch the molds.

I have made over 100 stones with this kit and they still work like new. I like the appearance very much. They have worked perfectly for me.

Easy to use. Shapes are true to mold. Easy to agitate concrete for a bubbless and amooth finish. Did 6 castings for each mold- looks like new once the mold is oiled on the inside.

I bought both AUTUMN and BETONEX - 1 set of each (basically the same thing - I will post on BOTH). 14 foot in diameter (slightly bigger - not a math guy/first patio project ever). If we are including the paver restraints (Amazon), the red bricks that surround the patio (Lowe’s), concrete bags (Lowe’s - made over 200 pieces), trowel (harbor freight or Lowe’s), concrete mixing tub (Lowe’s), concrete coloring (Lowe’s), angle grinder from Walmart (hyper tough I believe), masonry blade pack (DeWalt brand off Amazon), 21AA base grade gravel and masonry sand for leveling (landscaping supply yard), polymeric sand (lowes), string (lowes), string levels (amazon), hand tamper (harbor freight), kick push sod remover (old school - rented from rental place - that was brutal by the way), stakes for the strings to run my string lines (already had those), measuring tape (already had that), shovels and muscles (already had that), and patience (learned a lot about that) - project cost me in increments about a grand (slowly) and time away from social life through the summer. Started making pavers in April - June. In may I removed the grass and dug down (that was horrible) and I mixed my own concrete by hand. No fancy equipment. Everything by hand. Including hand tamping the gravel. I am working on the outskirts of the patio and will post updated photos later this fall or next spring.

Die Lieferung aus Übersee ging schnell. Das Ergebnis der ersten beiden Betonmischungen können sich sehen lassen. Die Farben können noch etwas kräftiger sein. Das liegt daran dass ich zuwenig Pigment beigegeben habe. Die Struktur kommt sehr gut zur Geltung. Ich habe mit Verflüssiger gearbeitet. Die Poren während das Abbindens des Betons sind minimal. Das Produkt kann ich empfehlen.

Very well made

I love these! Highly recommend

They work fine