Walk Path Maker, Pathmate Stone Mold Paving Pavement Concrete Molds Stepping Stone Paver Walk Way Cement Molds for Patio, Lawn & Garden (13 x 13 x 1.4 inch)

I like this mold haven’t try it, it’s one of my projects can’t wait, it isn’t bent or discolored thank you, I love it 🥰

My wife was very happy with the walkway I made with these. I purchased two sets. One fifty pound bag of crack resistant concrete filled three forms precisely.

This is my first time to try playing with cement and even though I have nothing to compare it to, it appears to be made well.

Perfect size

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!

The instructions sucks, the first dozen I made sucked but I’ve done hundreds now so here’s how to make it work: Mix 1 80lb bag of the cheapest concrete you can get into the consistency of thick pudding. Slop the concrete into the molds, you can use a trowel but with the size of the individual “stones” it’s cumbersome, I eventually just put on rubber dishwashing gloves and used my hands. Much faster. 180lb bag of concrete will fill about 4 molds. Don’t wait for the concrete to dry before remove the molds. Remove the molds by grabbing the edges of the mold and gently shaking them as you lift up. This “vibration” will loosen the mold without damaging the wet concrete stone. PROS: -molds can be used hundred of times. -slightly cheaper than buying pavers, but barely. -prettier than square pavers CONS: -way more work than buying pavers -the gap between the individual stones is much smaller than the gap between each mold. You’ll have to wait for them to dry then “scoot” the stones together to make consistent gaps between them. -the stones are small, you’ve got to make them perfect or it looks like trash. OVERALL: Not a bad product. Lots of work, takes practice. If I could do it all again I’d buy a mold with bigger stones, but I don’t regret the purchase.

The set was smaller than the ones I had years back. But that's okay because I now have a smaller yard.ive used these before in landscaping jobs I was hired to achieve a certain look. Driving past the places the paths are still there 4 years later. Happy me and happy customers.

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.