Installation Instructions

Installation Instructions
Helpful Items:
24” L x 24” D 48” L x 24” D 36” L x 12” D
3” Thick
2” Thick
1.5” Thick
QUANTITY OF 50 POUND (22.7 kg) BAGS
1.5
2
3
3
4
6
1
1.5
2.25
CONCRETE TOP SIZING CHART
All yields are approximate and do not account for waste or uneven forms, etc.
Tools Required:
Concrete mixer or ½drill (600 RPM or less)
Drill/ driver and bits
Saw with a metal-cutting blade or hack saw
blade w/ handle
Caulk gun
Rubber hammer
Trowel
Pliers
2” paint brush
Carpenter square
Tape measure
5 gallon bucket
Materials Needed:
Melamine-coated particle board
Coarse drywall screws
Akona
®
Dry Colored Pigment (If desired)
Potable water
Plastic
Styrofoam
Painters tape & packing tape
PVC pipe
Silicone caulk
Wire mesh, rebar, wire ties
Sanding block & palm sander
Wood shims
Preparation:
Make sure the frame is completely built before mixing the Concrete Countertop Mix. Be sure that the mixing bucket
used is clean of any debris from prior use. Measure out all of the additives to be used prior to mixing. This will
create a consistent mix when casting multiple pieces.
T E C H M I X
PREIMUM CONCRETE COUNTER TOP MIX
Yield:
To determine how much material is required for a project, calculate the volume in cubic feet.
Multiply the length by the width by the thickness of the finished countertop for volume in cubic inch-
es, then divide the sum by 1728 for cubic feet. As an example, a countertop that will be 36" long x
24" deep x 2" thick will need 1 cubic foot of wet countertop mix (36 x 24 x 2/1728=1). Each 50#
bag will yield approximately 1/3 of a cubic foot. So, 1 cubic foot would require 3 bags of product
(1/.33=3).

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