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Bought these to make a walkway around our house. They work pretty well, but the fit in rotating forms could be better. Even just putting the forms in a line there is a gap between them.I am using 80 pound bags of Quickcrete. 3 - 80 pound bags fills 5 forms, with a shovel full of concrete left over.If you don't mix the concrete too wet, you can pull the forms off within a couple of minutes.

The media could not be loaded. We purchased a two pack of these oversized molds for pouring concrete stones in June. It is now November and we just finished this monster project. We really could only work weekends on it, so it definitely took longer than if we’d had a few weeks to just knock it out. Fortunately the weather in CO has stayed nice this late in the year. It’s a very long path and we thought using this method (almost making “cobblestones” and filling in between with gravel) saved us having to do about twice as many, though it is a bit uneven/not totally flat for walking on. I do like how it turned out and it saved thousands of dollars this way. This path would have cost probably $5-$7k to have done professionally (that is probably a conservative estimate) and it cost us less than $1000, including lights, landscape fabric, edging, concrete, and gravel. I estimate we used 50 bags of concrete and 25 bags of gravel, each concrete was about $6 and each gravel was about $10. We just bought a few bags at a time at the home improvement stores. But it was tedious, messy, and not an exact science by any means. Each oversized form takes a little less than one 60 lb bag of concrete to fill, 6 bags of concrete filled 7 molds and as you just had some left you could fill in just one or two cavities which helped waste less. Our lot has a pretty steep pitch to it, so this probably worked better than if we’d tried to pour all concrete on our own. I’m giving the product 4 of 6 stars because it’s not easy at all, but saves a lot of money.

I used it to make a fake rock wall out of thick Sheetrock mud. Definitely put a new spin on the cabin's room. Worth the money

The product is made tough. It should last a long time.

Shop around. You can get these cheaper at Lowe’s , etc.. Also the pattern is too small with a very tiny piece on the edge which is difficult to remove form without damaging or it sticking. This small piece will be prone to it being loosened easily and possibly kicked out. Too late for me. Don’t get me wrong. It still looks great though. I am creating a curve which is challenging and will be making separate pieces to finish at either end of the path. I am going to move and adjust some sections so the gaps are more uniform. I am still working on it. I will use gray polymeric sand when finished.

It works as advertised , would help to have an additional mold with different patterns that could be connected one after he other . Overall it did the job

Easy to useEasy to clean