Six-Slab Sandstone Stamp Panel FX-085 – stone and slate stamped concrete pattern

Six-Slab Sandstone Stamp Panel

$109.46
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Six-Slab Sandstone Stamp Panel FX-085 – stone and slate stamped concrete pattern
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Six-Slab Sandstone Stamp Panel

$109.46

Six-Slab Sandstone Stamp Panel is FUXIN model FX-085, developed for projects that need soft stone texture suited to broad decorative surfaces. Its format is intended for patios, courtyards, pool surrounds and pedestrian paving.

Pattern profile

Review Six-Slab Sandstone Stamp Panel as part of the complete paving composition: mold proportion, neighboring impressions and edge transitions determine how this specific pattern reads beyond one isolated stamp.

At 1200 × 800 mm and approximately 12 kg, this mold should be included in the handling plan before the pour. Trial lifting and release with the proposed crew.

Model details

Model FX-085
Pattern Six-Slab Sandstone Stamp Panel
Approx. mold size 1200 × 800 mm
Approx. net weight 12 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

Each package contains one mold. Plan the placement sequence before the pour. If the project requires multiple molds or formats, order the required quantities separately.

  • Create a Six-Slab Sandstone Stamp Panel 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-085, 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 slate and stone stamp molds before choosing a working set.

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