Paving Mould

Paving Mould

LET YOUR GARDEN PATH?HAVE A BEAUTIFUL PATTERN? SO THAT THE ROAD IS NO LONGER RIGID!

Place the path mold on the ground, fill it with concrete, smooth surface, remove mold and you’re done, no special skills or tools needed, everyone can create your own style garden path and be your gardening designer.

Suitable for gardens, meadows, balconies, villas and more.

Easy to operate, ladies and children can also DIY their own garden.

It can be used repeatedly or multiple times at the same time until all the roads have been completed.

It is possible to make roads of different colors, and it is only necessary to blend the cement inside into colored, without expensive equipment and laying costs. Save money, convenience, beauty and practicality.

Whether you’re a DIY veteran or just a weekend warrior this tool is perfect for adding a creative new addition to your home. Easily craft a beautifully molded path through your lawn by pouring cement into the tool and repeating until the desired path is complete.

Features:
1. This DIY plastic moulded paving mould is spread in Europe and America, is a personalized brickmould.
2. With this Molded Mulch Film, you can personally create your own style garden path in minutes.
3. DIY plastic moulded paving mould, is a personalized brick mould, laying out the effect posted up like blocks of stones, so the path is more exotic, to create a style of their own garden path.

Specifications:
Material: plastic
Model: Polygon, Square, Hexagon
Size: about 43*43*4cm/16.92*16.92*1.57”, about 40*40*4cm/15.74*15.74**1.57”, about 29*28*4.4cm/11.41*11.02*1.73”
Weight: about 920g, about 600g, about 220g

How to use this Concrete Paving Mould to build the pathways:
Step 1:
Mix cement with water, according to package directions. When ready to use, the concrete will be the consistency of oatmeal and thick enough to hold an edge when you slice into it with a shovel.
Step 2:
Fill the paver mold, scooping the concrete in with a shovel and making sure to fill each area.
Step 3:
Using rubber gloves, spread the concrete around the mold, filling in any gaps or low points. Tap the mold with your hand to eliminate any air bubbles.
Step 4:
Following the contours of the mold, smooth out the concrete, wiping away any excess.
Step 5:
Allow the concrete to set for a maximum of five minutes, then carefully remove the mold. For the next stretch, rotate the mold a quarter-turn and place it beside the paver just completed, angling slightly if you’re creating a curving pathway.
Step 6:
After letting the concrete cure overnight, fill the cracks with dirt and wash away any excess. Wet the ground around the newly formed pavers to help them settle