CJGQ 20"x20"x1.8" Plus Size Walk Maker Reusable Concrete Path Maker Molds Stepping Stone Paver Lawn Patio Yard Garden DIY Walkway Pavement Paving Moulds (8-Grid)

My amazing husband, used these to put in a patio for our small backyard. He loved how easy it was to use these forms, we bought two. Each one takes just a little less than a 50 lbs bag of quick crete. He would fill one and set the second beside it and put the leftover crete in it and mix more and repeat. So, fill it, pack it down and pull the form off then I would rinsed them each time for him.( team work 😊 ) After they all dried , he put bags of sand to fill the spaces between with a heavy duty push broom. The sand really made it look complete. He did a great job and it looks great!

Love these! 2 molds take 1 50lb bag of Crack resistant quicktete. Take them off after a couple hours and rinse them to keep them clean. They will come out with crisp edges if you rinse them immediately after removal! I made the mistake of letting them harden and it was kind of a pain to get them off so don't do that lol. Great product!

I purchased this product about 2 months ago. My intent was to create a small paver area (5x5 paver grid) and a path to connect to other places in the backyard. The paver mold itself is quite solid. Some sort of polymer material. It is easy to lay as long as you did your ground prep. The killer for me was the time of installation!! Maybe I'm just a novice with concrete, but I spent a good 20 minutes on each paver trying to smooth it out and fill in the edges. It was a real challenge. The mold pulls off nicely but sometimes the edges catch and it is a pain trying to smooth those out again. It was taking me about 30 minutes per mold (20"x20" area). A simple 5x5 paver area amounts to 25 pavers. Sure enough, I've spent close to 10 hours between multiple weekends and only have 16 pavers down. I'm going to finish the paver area but I'm back to doing regular sidewalk style concrete for my path around the backyard.Another challenge is that your small paver units that are on the edges do not have anything holding them in. With a typical single pour, the entire slab holds itself together. But with the mold, I now have multiple little 'pavers' that need to be reinforced. My toddlers have already managed to easily pull 2 of them out. Sigh....

We ordered from another site the same product and it’s been stuck in China for 2 months. These arrived quickly. Over the course of a week we laid a 600 sqft patio with 3 molds. They held up great! Rinse them off every few molds because they’ll start to stick. I didn’t do 2 molds next to eachother because I didn’t like the gap it left but worked perfect going in a stair pattern. 1 80lb bag of concrete can fill 1.5-2 molds depending on wetness. Definitely recommend!!

Plastic the mold is made of is very hard and brittle. It broke when I tried to take it out of a bag it was packed in. The bag was in a cardboard box

its a good product. You have to time the extraction of the concrete to when its not too hard or too soft. You have to get the right mix to be able to extract the mold while leaving ths concrete in tact or else the solidified concrete will bind to the mold and you wont be able to extract the mold without destroying the concrete. In my case the mold got damaged after the concrete solidified during the extraction process.A good product over all but you cant leave it over night and you have to get the timing right to extract the mold.

My walkway settled was uneven and broken. I couldn’t get the look I wanted with store bought bricks. So I set the thickness I wanted and used to more like a stamp. I bought a 6$ trowel made it flat, and stamped my way to this fantastic walkway. You don’t need Pam spray. Something to mix concrete in, a stir shovel, water source, and a trusty trowel and the plastic pattern of your choosing.

We laid a long sidewalk using this mold and it came out great. And no worse for wear I believe I could use it for a 12 more sidewalks.