Concrete countertop forms

Well, we did it…we actually poured our own concrete countertops! Adam and I spent hours and hours (and hours) researching this before we did it. We read tutorials and watched YouTube videos and generally felt prepared and confident…but honestly, the process still didn’t go quite like we thought it would. Turns out no amount of...

Kelsi Clem on Instagram: "I'm taking you along for the ride as I finished up these concrete countertops! I love how these are turning out! Would you ever put these in your home?! . . . . #diy #doityourself #womenwhobuild #bardesign #homereno #homeupgrades #homedecor #homeupdates #concretecountertops #cementcountertops"

We show you how to make white concrete countertops. We source all our materials and give some tips on concrete counters!

Ditch your plan of installing marble, granite, quartz or butcher block countertops so you can reimagine your kitchen featuring the latest trend: concrete.

581 likes, 47 comments - diy.ourhome on May 26, 2022: "I’m so excited to see how my countertops come out I can barely contain myself 😂 If you missed it, here’s the first step of the poured concrete vanity counters using @zcounterform products! They make everything you need to easily DIY your own countertops - whether it be a kitchen, bathroom, or outdoor space! You simply attach the forms to your cement board, roll out the mesh reinforcement and attach the Zclips (which are designed to hold

Making your own concrete countertops can save you a lot of money for a really cool look. We'll show you what materials to use and how to build your forms.

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Luke Adamson on Instagram: "Concrete countertop going in. It's a pretty involved process but so rewarding. Loved the snap off forms from @zcounterform #contractorlife #contractorsofinsta #construction #countertops #concrete"

Alright, where did we leave off on the concrete countertops? Oh yeah, the SINK! I can feel that ugh feeling coming right on back... (Pssst...click here to read about the Part I of our new countertops.) In our first post about the prepping and pouring, I wrote about how much of a pain it was to install the sink form. We hoped the pain would end once the concrete was poured but when we removed the form, we had all these big voids. The frustration was real but we had to move on and start with…