Plastic Path Maker Mould, Paving Concrete Stepping Stone Mould Molds, Walk Path Maker, Reusable DIY Patio Walk Maker for Garden and Backyard and Patios Decor, 10 Grid

• DIY Paving Mold: Plastic path maker mould is a personalized brick mold that can be paved like a stone, making the path more exotic and creating your own garden path
• Quick Completion: Using this DIY patio walk maker, you can personalize and create your own garden path in a few minutes, and you can complete a part in just a few minutes
• Easy to Operate: No special skills are required. Filling the mold with concrete mixture, the is smooth and easy to clean, even an inexperienced person can create beautiful roads
• The Best Gift for Garden Lovers: The size of this mold is 45X40X4cm/17.7" X15.7" X1.57"; it is designed for garden lovers who want to create their own design decoration to make the garden more beautiful. For the sidewalk And some artistic sense in the yard
• Wide Range of Applications: The pavement mold maker can be reused, can be used to build yards, terraces and paths, decorate the backyard and beautify the environment. Very suitable for making concrete stepping stones for gardens, streets, balconies and villas to beautify the environment

Specification: Material:PPResin Color:Black Size: 8 Grid Size: 50x 50x 4.5cm 9 Grid Size: 43x 43x 4cm 10 Grid Size: 60X50X5cm=23.6"X19.7"X2" 10 Grid 45CM Size: 45X40X4cm=17.7"X15.7"X1.57" Notice: 1.Please allow 1-3cm error due to manual measurement. Listing including: 1 x Driveway Paving Brick Patio Concrete Slabs Path Pathmate Garden Walk Maker Mould (No retail packaging) Package include: 1X Garden Walk Maker Mould How to use this Concrete Paver Mold to build the pathways: Step 1: Mix cement with water, according to package directions. When prepare to use, the concrete will be the consistency of oatmeal and thick enough to hold an 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