Concrete garden table and bench moulds

Molds for the production of garden architecture. Why choose Vivat?

Easy to use. The molds are made of fiberglass, so their weight is much lighter than that of metal or wood. The material is not subject to corrosion and decay, perfectly withstands operational loads.

• High productivity and quick return on investment.
• Experience in mold making for more than 20 years. We work with concrete ourselves and create molds taking into account all the peculiarities of production.
• Custom orders: We are ready to produce any individual mold to order according to the requirements and preferences of the client. From drawing and model creation to the finished mold.
• We support customers throughout the life of the mold. Our managers are always ready to help and advise on any question concerning work with molds.
• We deliver molds throughout Europe.

Assortment of molds for garden architecture:

• Garden table molds. There are small tables for the garden and exquisite options for parks.
• A wide range of molds for creating different types of garden benches – from traditional straight models to elegant curves.
• Molds for making bollards and pedestals that can serve as stands for pots, sculptures or other decorative elements.
• Various molds for creating authentic Chinese and Japanese lanterns, which can add a special charm and atmosphere to your yard to you and your customers.
• We also have molds for making lampposts to help illuminate and beautify an area in the evening.

Working with garden architecture molds is a process that is easy to master.

• Preparation: Before pouring concrete, the mold must be prepared. This includes cleaning the surface of any contaminants and applying lubricant to make it easier to remove the finished product.
• Concrete Pouring: Once the mold is prepared, you can start pouring the concrete mix. You can use regular concrete using a vibrating table or self-compacting concrete, depending on your preference and requirements.
• Curing the concrete: After pouring the concrete mix, you need to give it time to cure. The time may vary depending on the type of concrete used and the surrounding conditions.
• Disassembling the mold: Once the concrete has fully cured, you can start disassembling the mold. This must be done carefully to avoid damage to both the mold and the finished product.
• Repeat cycle: Once the finished product has been removed from the mold, the process can be repeated.