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Concrete Countertop Molds Edge Forms are used to change the shape of the edges of a concrete element such as vanities and concrete countertops, table tops or stairs
Concrete Countertop Molds Edge Form size:
- 1.5" high (4 cm)
- 96" length (245 cm)
The sizes, shapes and variations of each can offer a customized edge that will complement the countertop’s unique surface as well as the surrounding design. Concrete countertop molds edge forms designed to create detailed edge design with all concrete and GFRC mixes for both pre cast and cast in place applications.
Concrete Countertop Molds Edge Form CEF 7010
Concrete countertop molds edges come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Because concrete will take the shape of virtually any form or mold it is cast into it's possible to produce the look of stone, rope edges, vines, and more. The concrete countertop molds edge forms are made of high strength, 40 Durometer urethane rubber that with proper care will offer a lifetime of use.
The concrete countertop molds edge forms are extremely flexible and easily wrap around corners without mitering and can also be used on plywood or melamine to free form any shape of table or countertop. Trim to length with a standard razor knife. The rubber is carefully selected to allow for easy coping and trimming for butt joints, inside, and outside corners. The mold edge details should be stored flat in cool dry areas out of direct sunlight.
Devil's Hand Diesel
2025-09-03 11:50:17
These are amazing. Very expensive but absolutely amazing. I have done a few and I have some tips.1. Use caulking and glue these in place to keep them from moving.2. Spay the molds with diesel fuel or non stick cooking spray.3. Mix your concrete (5000 PSI) a little on the wet side.4. use Rebar reinforcement not wire. Rebar ends up being cheaper.5. Use a palm sander and vibrate the edges for a while to get the air out of the edges.6. Do not remove the molds or forms for at least 24 hours. I waited about 36 hours.7. Keep the concrete wet for the first 7 days. I used a spray bottle to keep it wet. This allows it to cure and maintain a proper moisture level.8. Do not paint or seal for at least 28 days. The concrete will continue to cure and if you seal it too soon, you might start to see cracks or discoloration.
Mauri Sasher Jr
2025-06-22 15:37:52
I’ve done dozens of concrete bar/countertops and these molds surprised me. They exceeded every expectation I had, I own a custom home improvement business, and my clients have high expectations, these molds were easy and gave me a great chipped edge look. I’ll be buying more from them.
VinceG
2025-05-24 16:36:51
Expensive! but Worked Perfectly!Not Sure if I will re-use....but after cleanup, definitely re-usable!
Sue H.
2025-04-06 11:32:43
The silicone is very high quality and holds its shape. It was quite easy dropping it into the form and the results were absolutely perfect. I couldn't be happier, and the neighbors all think I'm a genius!
nate
2025-03-23 12:58:17
Worked okay, I ended up using my hands for the mold instead. I couldn’t return the item as I had to cut it down to length. Maybe I used it wrong, who knows.
Steve V.
2025-03-02 10:37:30
It was exactly as advertised, very pleased with product.
James Williams
2025-02-22 17:48:05
Counter tops
that guy
2024-12-10 11:52:44
The product was not as advertised.
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