Park Avenue Bench and Planter
FIVE: DEMOLDING
Excavating the rigid foam from the planter boxes is a time consuming process but worth the effort. Be sure to preserve the forms for future use.
What You’ll Need
Step 1 – Remove the Formwork
Step 2 – Continue Removing Foam
Previous: Casting

Sakrete 5000 Plus and CHENG’s Outdoor Concrete Pro-Formula are used to cast both the planters and the bench top to assure fade resistance.
Next: Finishing

Sealing your concrete planters and bench will help them hold up to the rigors of mother nature and keep it looking beautiful for years to come.