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16" Hexagon Stepping Stone Mold

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16 Hexagon Stepping Stone Mold
16" Hexagon Stepping Stone Mold by Diamond Tech
$26.95 USD
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Product Features

  • 16" Hexagon mold is reusable
  • Beveled edges and rounded corners release stone with ease
  • Made of high gloss ABS plastic
  • 16" x 1-1/2" deep, needs about 24 cups of outdoor cement
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Product Description

Molds are made with superior strength, high quality, and high gloss ABS plastic. Molds feature a 7° relief and rounded corners for better release, making stones even easier to create. 16" Hexagon mold uses approximately 24 cups of Mosaic Outdoor Cement #2230.

Garden stepping stones by artists Pam Belleville and Denise Christmas-Gibson. Sunburst stepping stones by Carleen Samann. From Delphi's Online Artist Gallery.

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Product Details

  • Package Dimensions: 16 in W x 16 in H x 1.5 in D
  • Weight: 14.08 ounces
  • UPC: 79436600110-7

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  •   great stepping stone mold
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Pros : easy to demold (make sure you grease the edges. Flexible but not too flimsy.
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Other Thoughts : easy to design six sections and a center piece!
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