2 Pack 15.7"x15.7"x1.57" Walk Path Maker Reused Concrete Molds Pathmate Stone Molding Stepping Stone Paver Walk Way DIY Path Paving Garden Yard Patio Mold (8-Grid)…

Size is perfect for my needs.cutting performance, great. Removal of frame from concrete is great. Very versitile! Durable. Great value for cost.

Great size, seems strong , good depth. I'm looking forward to using these as a path to my gardening box and garden. I also purchased the concrete color to add. I've used these in the past and was very well satisfied. Waiting for my play day, which will be comming soon. Remember we are never too old to play at 71, I can still hardly wait to create . 😊 Making these stepping pads makes one feel like a professional.....so...step to it and let's get her done.

I love this thing. I bought three of them to make the work go faster. Here is what I learned: Make the mixture according to directions. Use some pigment powder if you don't like the standard white/gray concrete mix color. We opted to leave it natural looking but used black poly sand from Rhino products (Highly Recommend!) to give the pavers some contrast. We used a 5 gallon bucket to transfer the concrete from the mixer to the mold (we bought a mixer from Harbor Freight for $129 that works great!). Filling the bucket 3/4 worked to fill the entire mold perfectly. Tap the sides and top of the mold to 'seat' the mix. A small trawel helped to smooth the top. At first we waited 3 minutes before lifting. Big mistake. Doing this, pulls up the edges and makes them sort of sharp and pointed. Waiting 5 minutes avoids this. We also sprayed the molds with silicon mold release spray...it REALLY helps! We would leap frog: 1-Pour, 2- Smooth, 3- Let sit, [Move on to mold #2] repeat, [Move on to mold #3], remove Mold #1 and set in place next to mold #3 and so on. This really worked out nicely and we did a 12' by 12' patio in one day. Remember, these things come apart, so if you find yourself in a jam (as we did) and your measurements were somehow off, you can split the mold in 1/2 and then tape up the ones you don't need and just use one side of it. We had a 4 inch off-set due to mismeasuring (we didn't take into account the thickness of the molds). So we just used the smaller mold sides and taped off the bigger ones and it worked out just fine. Now, the smaller sides ended up becoming our boarder edge and it looks really nice!

Worked great. Good size, easy to press into wet cement

Very easy to use. This is very time consuming so make sure you have plenty of time when doing your project and I would suggest getting 2 and having a friend help if not it’s a one person job. You can pull the mold as soon as you fill it without it collapsing. Only time it collapsed some on us was when a bunny jumped in it the night after putting it in. Very sturdy and good value for money

Original model doesn't show this mold is a 'snap together' two piece. Neither piece slotted up easily, mild cracking and there was a noticeable seam in 8 of the bricks making it NOT easy to remove from pressing into cement, or removing anything cast in the mold.

Great product. Very durable and easy to use.

This patten looks good in the ground . I will take a picture and will update the review later on.i do recommend it

It’s great! met my expectation.

Excelente producto! Un material duradero y exactamente como lo dice la descripción

Fácil de hacer Tabique solo que yo los hice con piedra grande y me costó mucho por el tamaño de los adoquines pero metiéndole piedra chica no debería dar problemas

Excellent

I recieved it broken and i cant use it