Long Interlocking Wood Plank Stamp FX-312 – wood-grain stamped concrete pattern

Long Interlocking Wood Plank Stamp

$89.49
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Long Interlocking Wood Plank Stamp FX-312 – wood-grain stamped concrete pattern
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Long Interlocking Wood Plank Stamp

$89.49

Long Interlocking Wood Plank Stamp is FUXIN model FX-312, developed for projects that need board-like geometry and timber-inspired surface detail. Its format is intended for patios, garden paths and outdoor living areas.

Pattern profile

Long Interlocking Wood Plank Stamp is defined by its named pattern and proportions. The larger visual scale is useful where the pattern needs to remain legible across a broad field.

This is a large-format mold at 1600 × 740 mm. Plan a clear lifting path and, where site conditions require it, two-person handling so the impression can be released without dragging.

Model details

Model FX-312
Pattern Long Interlocking Wood Plank Stamp
Approx. mold size 740 × 1600 mm
Approx. net weight 9 kg
Material flexible polyurethane
Package 1-piece package

Use the listed size and weight for preliminary planning, then verify the required quantity against the actual site layout.

Working-set guidance

Dry-lay the interlocking edges before the pour and mark the intended sequence. Keep the same reference edge during placement so the field remains aligned as it expands.

  • Create a Long Interlocking Wood Plank Stamp test panel with the project concrete, release agent and color treatment before production stamping.
  • Base the working-set quantity on project area, crew size and the time available while the concrete remains stampable.
  • Keep the working face free of hardened concrete and follow the release-agent instructions during cleaning and storage.

Ordering model details

For model FX-312, provide the project area, destination, required quantity and any custom pattern or private-label requirement. You can send the model number and project details for a quotation, or compare related wood-grain stamp molds before choosing a working set.

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