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It was intended to be a cheap and cheerful project but it’s getting more techy and complex.
Here you go: http://www.homemade-modern.com/ep87-concrete-kitchen-countertops/
jbwilliamz-
My original idea was more like that - but I definitely want a one piece top - it’s about 3.2m long and I can’t cast it in the bathroom so it needs to be light and flexible/strong enough to carry upstairs without cracking.
So I’m thinking Glass Fibre Reinforced Concrete is the way to go.
It’s possible to buy all the ingredients separately- but they’re not easily available in the Uk. Concrete countertops are big in the States. So I’ll probably end up buying a just add water mix.I already know how I’m making the mould -melamine, silicone etc. I’ve got a fair bit of casting experience from sculpture days.
I need to borrow or hire a spray hopper thing to spray the inside of the mould with slurry.
They’re not used so much in the UK I think.
absurdbird
I’ve asked before but ...
Does anyone have experience casting concrete countertops?
I’m planning on using GFRConcrete, casting inverted with an integrated basin, sprayed mist/slurry coat.
Possibly with Concrete Lab products.
It was intended to be a cheap and cheerful project but it’s getting more techy and complex.