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My husband did our sidewalk concrete almost 2 years ago and it is still holding up well. Very nice and "rustic" design. He said it was very easy to use. I loved the results!

This was a beginner friendly project with the usage of quick concrete mix, garden shovel, water hose, drill, paint mixer drill attachment and a 5 gallon of bucket. The design is gorgeous. If you want a rocky effect to it I'd use the quick setting mix but if you want a smoother finish you can go for the concrete mix that takes longer to set. All it took was mixing the concrete mix with water and placing it into the mold and letting it set for a bit and then removing the mold by wiggling it out.

My husband and I just laid our last form today. We created a sidewalk/pathway from the side of garage to the front door. The path was a little long and that made it a little difficult to be completely straight. So my advice would be to reevaluate often when doing a long run. We are older and did four to eight everyday. It was hard for us being on hands and knees for too long. Even though it is not perfect, we are happy with the way it looks. We put black granite between the cracks. It looks pretty good!

Great results ... big thumbs up! My driveway looks fantastic

The product's structural integrity is great. I have no concerns or complaints about the quality of the mold. My hesitation rests with the mold size and the difficulty of use. The mold is small and good for small projects. My project was a stamped slab. I bought the mold because I could work on the project over several days versus one concrete pour. The results were not consistent. One stone would come out very nice, while the next one was not as good. I did a lot of research on different methods to try and get better results. I found that sand and Portland cement work best. I had difficulty removing the mold from the wet concrete. It is a challenge to remove the mold without damaging the concrete when the blocks are against each other. I wish the mold had handles on the top to avoid damaging other new blocks.

Bought this for my front walkway that I DIY. And it did exactly what I needed it to do. Used it as a stamper so I don’t have a plain concrete. And I love the design.

Metal would be better.

Compact paths that look natural if you mix peat moss in with the concrete mix