Forge your own path
Create instant walking space with an easy-to-use mold that injects some character and texture to your backyard, side yard, or front lawn. No need to call the landscaper or hire a professional team: all you need is some cement or mix.
It’s DIY fun without breaking the bank
Designed for garden lovers (and everyday people) who want to add character to their garden or patio, molding and creating one’s own walkway is freeing, expressive, and perfect for those with creative minds. Have a vision for that backyard or mini garden — but not the budget to hire a professional? Use this easy-to-use DIY Path Maker Mold and become your own landscaper.
It’s eco-friendly and reusable
Don’t harm the environment with one-use throwaway mold kits or pieces. Our thermoplastic DIY Path Maker Mold can be used over and over again, helping you create a few path pieces or a complete path from the backyard to front yard. Wash with water after use and reuse whenever you need to.
Creations that are as easy as.
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Pour mix into the mold
Whether cement, ashcrete, or micro silica, pour your foundation mix into the mold.
Shape and flatten
Smooth out your mix so it fits within the mold.
Remove the mold
Once your mix dries, remove the mold maker.
The look of nature, man-made
Our path mold features a stone-block pattern for a natural, true-to-life look. Each mold measures 14.1 x 14.1 x 1.5 in / 36 x 36 x 4 cm for a sizable walking space. Neighbors and friends will be guessing how you crafted such amazing pathways without a team of professionals.
I just got the walk maker and started building my walkway. I couldn't be happier with the turnout.
You do have to fill this and remove it and fill it again and remove it on and on until you make your walkway. It will take some time but it will look nice. The mold is nice and sturdy and the cement will slip out easily.
Made of thick sturdy plastic. Easy to use. Some reviewers said it's smaller than they thought, but if they actually read the specs, they would've known what they were getting. Based on reviews, I did buy 2 which I also recommend. I was able to do 2 molds with 1 60lb bag.
Building a walkway or patio is simple with this form. It’s not super fast if you only have one form. It makes a nice pattern when put side by side. The form is made of sturdy plastic so it can be rinsed and re-used over and over again.
Very good purchase, you won’t regret! These form worked great for us and fast! It was very fun to build a project with the form and I know the form will last through future projects. Make sure to wash between uses to keep the concrete from drying. You can use a wet sponge to remove the mold and keep it clean.
I'm using this for my backyard project. Going to end up paving my entire back yard area. They are coming along great. The only lengthy process is mixing the crack-resistant cement, pouring it into the molds, and packing it in so that it fills the entire mold section and doesn't leave gaps. Once I let it sit for a few minutes, I simply lift the mold up after lightly tapping and shacking the mold to free the concrete, then I hose the mold off of any concrete that has stuck to it and ready for the next batch. The mold is thick so it is very durable. Just be sure to alternate the patter by turning the mold a 1/4 turn each time you lay down the mold. I really like this mold and I'm glad I bought it.
Ok – I’m a girl with no ( none, nada ) previous experience with working with concrete – and these things are super easy – I bought the quick crete- it was like 4.35 a bag and I did it! Soooo I bought 2 molds and 4 bags of concrete and made about 10 feet of wall way with it ………. I added a little water on top to make them smoother and I sprayed the mild with PAM cooking spray to release it and sprayed them off each time !!! I’ll add a picture – they aren’t perfect but it was fun and I learned a lot! Gonna go buy more concrete!
1 90 pound bag of cement is enough for 3 molds. I let the cement set for 15-20 min then removed and continued with the rest. Worked perfectly! I`m really happy with this order!
Nice pattern for the walkway. I might opt for one with larger blocks next time but that has more to do with taste. No complaints about this paver system.
This was the coolest mold ever! I can’t believe how easy and beautiful concrete could be!
Nice pattern. Like the small size. Quick to pour. I highly recommend this product!
Mold is very solid, well-shaped, and will work great for what I need. You can mix up the pattern or keep it consistent with this mold.
Great product. Easy to use. Time-saving!
I did a walkway nice 👍 🙏
Just finished ours. Love it!!!
Was just what it said it would be. Great do-it-yourself project!
Absolutely love this!!!! Used it to stencil my patio and it looks amazing!
We painted our sidewalk and porch and people think it is real rocks. Looks awesome.
I absolutely loved it. I purchased 2 in order to make more progress.
I haven't used it yet, but the heavy-duty quality is outstanding. Very solid.
Used this to build a patio for a fire pit and worked perfectly. I just need to finish it now...
I love how easy it is to use this product. I will recommend this product, even to the beginners.
Fantastic product! We used and abused it! A couple of tips... *use baking spray to oil them before pouring concrete. *if you want to use your mold more then once for the day buy instant drying concrete. *make sure you smooth over each top down to where you can see the black outline of the mold. If you don’t do this you will get weird tops on the molds. *make the concrete as watery as possible. It makes for smooth tops. *To make a turn we filled in the gap between 2 of the molds by using a piece of wood so the concrete did not leak out. Creating another block.
I love this stone walkway mold. It is so simple to use. Each side has either an “out” or “in” pattern. Simply match your next section so it interlocks. Turn your pattern 1/4 turn each time to achieve a more random look. Curves are simply made by aligning the mold to the last poured section, pressing the mold down, remove mold, and remove excess concrete. To make sure these look like random stones, use a trowel to smooth out the sharp edges. I have used both soil and gray-colored mortar to fill in the spaces between the ‘stones’.
I decided to use these forms then fill the cracks with sand. Instead of trying to make a cement slab outside the door to my corridor. They are a tad bigger than what I had anticipated but that’s a good thing. This was my first time using these forms. I only had one issue with the entire project. The issue I had was with the concrete. If you plan to use these and you’re not a contractor or similar, definitely consider buying an attachment for your drill so you don’t spend thirty minutes just mixing the concrete. Other than that, I didn’t have any issues. I highly recommend these forms for anyone looking to create a path, walkway, or whatever, these are your “go-to”! A++