102 x 2.17 inch Concrete Edge Mold
102 x 2.17 inch Concrete Edge Mold
Specifications
| Brand | PAMUNU |
| Manufacturer | PAMUNU |
| Material | polyurethane |
| Color | 102in-2 Color |
| Size | 102×2.17" |
| Product Type | RAW_MATERIALS |
| Item Type Keyword | concretes |
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[Size: 102×2.17", Color: 102in-Yellow, Number of Items: 1]
This concrete edge form liner is a high-quality tool that produces a very realistic stone and chiseled texture. The material feels durable and flexible enough to work with different form shapes, while still holding its pattern well during use. It creates a clean, seamless edge that really improves the final look of countertops, steps, benches, or fireplace surrounds. Once removed, the imprint detail looks professional and adds a natural stone appearance that would be difficult to achieve by hand. Overall, it’s a reliable and well-made product that delivers excellent results for decorative concrete work and offers great value for both DIY and professional use.
[Size: 102×2.17", Color: 102in-Yellow, Number of Items: 1, Size: 102×2.17", Color: 102in-Yellow, Number of Items: 1]
I haven't had a chance to use this mold yet because I'm waiting for cooler weather before I start pouring concrete again, but my first impression is very positive.The mold appears to be made from high-quality material. It feels sturdy, and I like the variation in the stone texture—it should produce a much more natural-looking finish than a repeating, uniform pattern. It was also packaged very well, arriving in excellent condition with no warping or damage.I've used similar concrete molds before, and this one looks like it should perform just as well. Based on my experience, I don't expect any issues with the concrete releasing from the mold. I'll still apply a light coat of vegetable oil as a release agent, which has always worked well for me.I'm really looking forward to using this to make stepping stones leading down to our fire pit area and possibly even concrete countertops for the outdoor kitchen I'm building. It seems like a versatile mold with plenty of possibilities for DIY landscaping and outdoor projects.While I can't comment on the finished results just yet, the quality, packaging, and overall design have me excited to put it to work.
[Size: 102×2.17", Color: 102in-Yellow, Number of Items: 1, Size: 102×2.17", Color: 102in-Yellow, Number of Items: 1]
I have worked with bendable boards to build forms to pour concrete into. Their bendability is an asset and a liability at the same time. Because it is bendable we can make interesting curves and shapes. It is not rigid enough to withstand the lateral pressure of concrete mix unless additional heavy rocks are used to counter balance the pressure. Then there is leaking of mix at the bottom and from the sides if the mix is watery or if an aircrete mix is poured into the form. I like this mold has interesting texture to create natural stone look to the sides. I think this mold should be used with other heavy supporting materials to ensure quality finished product.
[Size: 102×2.17", Color: 102in-Yellow, Number of Items: 1, Size: 102×2.17", Color: 102in-Yellow, Number of Items: 1]
This is great edging for any concrete slab that you want to do. It was very easy to place this on the concrete stone, it helped pretty well and it was very easy to use. Also very easy to cut through, really a bold color as well, but it went really well with my concrete color. It is very smooth and soft as well and when anyone touches or hits it, it’s extremely comfortable.
[Size: 102×2.17", Color: 102in-Yellow, Number of Items: 1]
Feels durable - like it will remain useful for repeat use -i have No doubt this will last through many pours in one mold but can it be used in multiple molds ? - thats what im hoping to do so 🤞 - it does need to be used in a mold obviously -this is just a 2" strip to fix into the inner edge - the pictures just show it on the edge there... so if your new to this dont be confused- i was pretty confused at one point due to how they call these "stamps" lol. It does need to pin in to the mold there no stamping at all 😅- double sided tape may allow you to use in another project but urethane adhesive will not!! At any rate its definitely easier than grinding or chipping later 😅 I like the pattern and feel it looks just like the pictures. Im happy with it and will be even more so if I can figure a way to reuse it in multiple molds ;) its good height for very stable thick, heavy slabs. 👌
[Size: 102×2.17", Color: 102in-Blue, Number of Items: 1]
This was the first time attempting to make a concrete bar top and I wanted a stone look edge. The form is flexible enough to be able to work with easily. I was able to form a nice tight curve at the corners. The material seems strong enough so it'll last multiple pours. There's enough thickness to make it stiff but still able to form. The pattern it leaves behind does looks like a stone edge. The only thing I did wrong was not vibrating the concrete enough so some areas has too many air pockets, that was my mistake and not due to the mold. I like the pattern and see no reason why the mold shouldn't last many pours.