Cross-Shaped Ashlar Stone Stamp FX-153 – stone and slate stamped concrete pattern

Cross-Shaped Ashlar Stone Stamp

$102.81
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Cross-Shaped Ashlar Stone Stamp FX-153 – stone and slate stamped concrete pattern
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Cross-Shaped Ashlar Stone Stamp

$102.81

FUXIN FX-153 is the Cross-Shaped Ashlar Stone Stamp, a reusable polyurethane mold for creating mixed rectangular stone units with a structured masonry character. The pattern is most relevant to patios, driveways, courtyards and broad decorative fields.

Design character

Review Cross-Shaped Ashlar Stone Stamp as part of the complete paving composition: mold proportion, neighboring impressions and edge transitions determine how this specific pattern reads beyond one isolated stamp.

This is a large-format mold at 1280 × 1280 mm. Plan a clear lifting path and, where site conditions require it, two-person handling so the impression can be released without dragging.

Technical details

Model FX-153
Pattern Cross-Shaped Ashlar Stone Stamp
Approx. mold size 1280 × 1280 mm
Approx. net weight 11 kg
Material flexible polyurethane
Package 1-piece package

The listed measurements are approximate and should be checked against joints, edges, obstructions and the planned mold sequence.

Planning the layout

Make a trial impression with the planned concrete mix, release system and color treatment. Mark a consistent reference edge and review repeat spacing before moving into the main field.

  • Trial model FX-153 with the proposed mix, release system and color process, then approve the impression before the main pour.
  • Plan enough molds to continue the placement sequence without delaying the concrete finishing window.
  • Inspect the mold face and edges after each pour, then store the polyurethane away from deformation and sharp contact.

Project and wholesale enquiries

To quote FX-153, FUXIN needs the destination, project area, quantity and any OEM, branding or pattern-development request. send the model number and project details, or compare related slate and stone stamp molds to review alternatives.

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