Do you want to make a killer garden entrance that everyone in your neighborhood notices?

Use this Garden Path Maker Mold to accomplish this. Make your own concrete walkway, cement sidewalk, cemented pathways, and tracks in straight, circular, or angular patterns without the assistance of a professional.

The irregular-shaped wireframe in the 14 x 14 x 1.5 inch stepping stone molds holds the cement slurry, resulting in an earthy and natural-looking stone element for your yard or garden after drying. To enhance the beauty of your outdoor space, you can also use red mud or any other building paste. After that, fill in the gaps with stone, sand, or grass.

What you will get:

• Simple to use: You do not have to be a professional to use this garden paver mold. Simply prepare the slurry, place it in the wireframe, level it, and set it aside to dry. Lift up the garden mold once it has partially dried and allow the path to dry completely.
• Repeated use: The plastic mold can be reused many times. It can be used to make a small entrance to the garden or a full pathway.
• Concrete walkway molds can be used in gardens, lawns, balconies, patios, and villas. It can be used to create trails of various colors. Before pouring the cement, simply mix in the desired colored pigment. There’s no need to invest in expensive equipment or hire someone to do it for you. It is both practical and convenient. Save money while beautifying and enlivening your yard.

What Is the Best Way to Use Garden Path Maker Molds?

1. Place your mold on the rake and rake the area where you want your stones to go.
2. In a separate container, mix the concrete.
3. Fill the route maker mold with wet concrete.
4. Smooth and even out the surface of your concrete with a board or any other straight-edge instrument.
5. You can decorate your concrete with shells, foot or handprints, rocks, colored glass, and other decorative materials while it is still wet.
6. If required, use a trowel to smooth over newly added pieces.
7. Allow it to set for at least one night.
8. Take out the mold.
9. Fill in the gaps with fill dust, stones, sand, gravel, and other materials, then sweep them clean.