Liphontcta Plastic Mold Form for Beautiful Concrete Paver Stones for Patio and Garden (New)

Received in timely manner. This mold is excellent! I'm in love, yet regret not purchasing a 2nd set, as it's currently out of stock. My 1st time molding and with concrete. A posted review was very helpful and appreciated, thank you! I literally just pulled my 1st mold out and took this pic with excitement after setting for 6hrs. Lightly sprayed mold with cooking spray for easier separation. The details are very visible with nice edges. Everything is as described by seller.

Work great. I use a little cooking spray to help get the pavers out. Even oiled, it is still a fair bit of work to get the paver out. Maybe a slight sidewall angle would help? End result looks good.

If you’re going to do a sidewalk or patio you might want to get a couple sets of molds otherwise you’re doing a couple a day for over a month. Also the silicone mold release works the best. It’s a good idea to measure how much cement and water you’re using so you have a recipe you can easily repeat consistently. I have a red scoop that holds 2 cups. Six and a half scoops (about 15 cups) and 4 to 5 cups of water. That’s for the pair, one big and one little. I used the Quickcrete in the red bag after trying several kinds. There’s better cement but it’s much more expensive. Actually making anything out of these pavers is a big project but hopefully it will look really good when you’re done.

Quality mold with clean finish. Thick material gives a sense of longevity.

A bit tricky to find the right consistency to get all the details to show with the first pour, but look beautiful once we figured that out! Love the look once we stained the concrete after they dried.

My stones turned out nice, however getting them out of the mold is hard. Even when i spray them well, and I filled one to the top and I gave up trying to get it out. Sturdy but needs some give.

Work great, pattern really shows up nicely. A piece of advice - spray with cheap cooking spray before putting cement in, or it's a real pain to get the stone out of the mold!

Exactly as expected