2 Pack 15.7"x15.7"x1.57" Walk Path Maker Reused Concrete Molds Pathmate Stone Molding Stepping Stone Paver Walk Way DIY Path Paving Garden Yard Patio Mold (8-Grid)…

Very easy to use. This is very time consuming so make sure you have plenty of time when doing your project and I would suggest getting 2 and having a friend help if not it’s a one person job. You can pull the mold as soon as you fill it without it collapsing. Only time it collapsed some on us was when a bunny jumped in it the night after putting it in. Very sturdy and good value for money

This patten looks good in the ground . I will take a picture and will update the review later on.i do recommend it

Saddle in, this is going to take a second. After research I found that to pay someone to build this size of a patio (20×18) and walkway (32×3) it would could around $3000-$4000. To purchase premade pavers and do it myself it would cost around $1500. To buy this template and make my own bricks the whole project would cost around $600. I leveled my area, installed paver frames, and rented a cement mixer from Home Depot for $50 a day. I quickly found that this project takes forever, six 8 hour days to be exact. That does include prep work, and corrections after my dogs messed up my prep work. I only rented the cement mixer for a day, I didn't like it; it didn't mix well, and the constant winding of the motor was annoying. In the first day I think I was only able to make 16 templates. In total I made around 220 templates. I figured if the mixer cost $50 a day to rent, and considering how slow the job is, I might as well just buy one. However I have no use for a cement mixer after I finish, so I just mixed the concrete in a wheelbarrow with a shovel. I found that if the concrete was mixed with too much water some of the pavers began to droop after pulling the template out so I found a perfect consistency of concrete to water is 4 quarts in an 80 pound bag. I was also able to get 3 templates out of an 80 pound bag as well. I will say I am satisfied with the template and the look of the pavers and saving a ton of money, but the back breaking work wasn't too much fun. I applaud and commend those in this line of work.

Easy to useI was worried the pavers wouldn’t be thick enough but they are a perfect thickness and will definitely hold up to foot trafficIt took about 40lbs of quikcrete to make about 3 moldsVery happy with this

It worked! I was so surprised. Definitely get two so you can start on the next one while the other one is firming up a little but. I love that I can make individual bricks. I used the rest of the concrete to replace the bricks that cracked a bit. Two forms for 1 80lb bag of quikrete.

The product came in cumbersome two part pieces that had to be put together after a lot of frustration, only to fall apart when using it. Not worth it the time and money.

This product is everything I had hoped for plus some.It,s easy to use and looks great when finish,The only thing is I wish I had bought two instead of one,because it would have made my project much quicker.I would recommend this product to any DIY,er out there.

It looks nice but youMust prepare the ground before you put the cement. The pieces will not remain together unless the concrete has a solid andrigid base.