Stamped Concrete Moulds: Choose the Pattern for Your Floor
Cobble, stone, slate, timber or tile. Here are 37 stamped concrete moulds with their catalogue names, starting with the 12 we're asked for most in Vélez-Málaga and the Axarquía. Choose your mould, try it in the 20 colours on our chart and we'll lay it for you.
- 70+ moulds in our catalogue
- Since 2006 building across the Axarquía
- Our own machinery and quarry used by our own crew
- Free, no-obligation visit
37 stamped concrete moulds with their names
These are the manufacturer's catalogue names for the moulds we use on site. Start with the 12 most popular or filter by type, and tap the one you like to see it in all 20 colours.
★ CobbleSilver 103CobbleFan cobble MH-103
Driveways and private roads.
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★ CobbleEarth 121CobbleRustic cobble MH-117
Patios and driveways with an old cobbled-street feel.
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★ CobbleSalmon 124CobbleHerringbone cobble MH-107
Driveways with heavy car traffic.
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★ CobbleSlate 102CobbleSlate cobble MH-104
Paths and patios with a slate texture.
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★ StoneToast 107StoneRandom stone MH-209
Cortijo entrances and country paths.
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★ StoneGold 123StoneLisbon stone MH-205
Village patios and cobbled streets.
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★ StoneCream 113StoneAshlar stone MH-211
Large terraces and porches.
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★ SlateSlate 102PizarraDakota slate MH-421
Modern patios and pool surrounds.
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★ StoneDune 125StoneEnglish stone MH-406
Terraces and seating areas.
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★ TimberDune 125Timber2-plank timber MH-601
Pool surrounds and terraces.
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★ TimberBrown 106TimberRustic timber MH-602
Porches and barbecue areas.
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★ TileCream 113TileOctagonal tile MH-303
Classic Andalusian-style patios.
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CobbleSilver 103CobbleDouble fan cobble MH-119
Squares, large patios and wide driveways.
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CobbleCream 113CobbleCircular fan MHE-905
The centrepiece of a patio, like a rose window.
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CobbleSlate 102CobbleLarge slate cobble MH-115
Driveways and patios with large pieces.
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CobbleEarth 121CobbleBasketweave cobble MH-101
Patios and paths with a basketweave design.
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CobbleRed 111CobbleBrick cobble MH-111
A rustic brick feel for patios and porches.
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CobbleSalmon 124CobbleSmooth brick cobble MH-116
Clean-lined brick for modern homes.
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StoneDune 125StoneEnglish stone New MH-404
English-style layout in large pieces.
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StoneToast 107StoneCalifornia stone MH-213
Terraces with pieces of different sizes.
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StoneBrown 106StoneChinese stone MH-206
Patios with a flagstone mosaic.
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StoneCream 113StoneLarge stone New MH-207
Large slabs for wide spaces.
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StoneGold 123StoneRiver stone MH-210
Pebbles for paths and gardens.
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StoneToast 107StoneStone mat MH-801
Continuous stone texture, no joints.
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PizarraSilver 103PizarraBucharest slate MH-422
Large slate slabs, modern feel.
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PizarraSlate 102PizarraSlate ashlar MH-410
Slate in pieces of different sizes.
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PizarraBlack 101PizarraLarge slate ashlar MH-405
Slate in large pieces.
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PizarraSlate 102PizarraSlate mat MH-802
Continuous slate texture, no joints.
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TimberToast 107Timber4-plank timber MH-603
Narrow-plank decking for terraces.
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TileSilver 103Tile4-tile slab MH-306
Large, understated tile.
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TileCream 113Tile6-tile slab MH-301
Medium tile for patios.
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TileEarth 121Tile10x10 tile MH-321
Small classic-style tile.
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TileDune 125TileCube tile MH-309
3D cube effect, very decorative.
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TileGold 123TileAlcántara tile MH-307
Combined slabs with a stately feel.
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TimberOak 112TimberCalifornia timber MH-605
Short planks in a square layout, for porches and pergolas.
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TileSilver 103Tile60x60 tile MH-304
Large smooth format, contemporary style.
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TileSalmon 124TileDiamond-point tile MH-310
Tile with a decorative diamond in the corners.
Try another colour →The photos show the finish of each mould so you can see the pattern and texture. There are over 70 moulds, including vertical ones for walls and borders for edges; if you're looking for a specific one, just ask.
Try your mould in every colour
Choose any of the 37 moulds and any of the 20 colours on our chart and see how it looks. Once you've decided, send it to us on WhatsApp and we'll give you a price.
1Choose the mould
2Choose the colour
I want this floorGuide simulation: the real colour changes with the light, the sealer and the release agent. We bring the samples to your home. These are the 20 colours on our chart: see the chart with tips.
How to choose the mould for your stamped concrete
The mould decides the floor pattern, so it's best to choose it with the use and the style of the house in mind. These are the combinations that work best for us in the Axarquía:
DrivewayFan or herringbone cobble: they stand up to traffic and hide tyre marks.
Pool2-plank timber or slate in light tones such as Dune or Cream, which stay cooler in the sun.
Modern patioDakota slate MH-421 or English stone slate in Silver or Slate, with clean lines.
Cortijo or country houseRandom stone or Lisbon stone MH-205: the whitewashed-village look of the Axarquía.
Terrace or porchAshlar stone or Rustic timber: large, comfortable pieces.
Combining two mouldsA cobble border around the edge with stone or slate inside looks great.
Torn between two? On the visit we show you photos of jobs done with each mould and look at it at your home.
How the mould looks with colour on site
The same mould changes a lot depending on the colour. A cobble in reddish tones gives a village feel; in grey it looks more modern. We have a 20-colour chart and bring the samples so you can see them in the light at your home.
Driveways, patios and pools made with these moulds
See jobs we've done in the Axarquía with different moulds and colours.
Got your mould and colour?
We lay your stamped concrete driveway, patio or pool surround in the mould and colour of your choice. In Málaga and the Axarquía since 2006, with our own crew.
- ✓ Free site visit
- ✓ Fixed-price quote
- ✓ Our own machinery
Send us on WhatsApp
- Photos of the area and the m².
- The mould and colour you like.
- The town or village.
Still deciding whether to buy a plot? A feasibility visit costs €100 + VAT, and if you buy and hire us for the work, we deduct it from the bill.
Stamped concrete mould FAQs
How many stamped concrete moulds are there?
There are over 70 stamped concrete moulds, including floor patterns, vertical ones for walls and façades, borders for edges and special designs. On this page you'll find 37, starting with the 12 we're asked for most in the Axarquía; if you're looking for another, just ask.
What is the most popular stamped concrete mould?
In the Axarquía the most requested are random stone and cobble (fan or rustic) for driveways and patios, and timber and slate for pool surrounds.
Does the mould change the price of stamped concrete?
Standard floor moulds don't change the price much: the area, the condition of the base and lorry access matter more. Borders and special designs do add a little. We itemise it in the quote.
Is the configurator colour exact?
It's a guide simulation. The real colour changes with the light, the release agent and the sealer, which is why we bring the physical samples from the chart so you can choose at home.
Can two moulds be combined on the same floor?
Yes. It's very common to lay a cobble border around the edge with stone or slate inside, or timber on the terrace and stone on the path.
Which mould is best for a pool?
For pool surrounds we recommend timber or slate in light colours such as Dune or Cream: with the right sealer they're non-slip and stay cooler in the sun than dark tones.
More about stamped concrete
Stamped concrete in Málaga and the Axarquía
From €35/m² with mould and colour.
See →Stamped concrete price per m²
Work out your floor and what is included.
See →Stamped concrete colours
Colour chart with references.
See →Stamped concrete for pools
Non-slip and in light tones.
See →Concrete ramps
Driveways and garages.
See →Stamped concrete in Vélez-Málaga
Torre del Mar, Caleta and nearby villages.
See →Stamped concrete in Nerja
Maro and developments.
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