Precast concrete worktops — made by you

DIY Precast Concrete Worktop Supplies

Cast it in your garage or workshop, then fit it when it's ready. Our UK-made precast mix and everything else you need, in one place.

  • No experience needed — first-timers get professional results
  • Cast as thin as 18mm — lighter to lift, flip and fit
  • From £165/m² in materials — vs £1,000–£1,200+/m² plus VAT to have one made
First-timer friendly

First-timer friendly

Anyone can do this

Pro finish, DIY price

Pro finish, DIY price

Save thousands vs a pro install

One supplier, zero guesswork

One supplier, zero guesswork

Compatible materials, all in one place

Expert support, start to finish

Expert support, start to finish

Never stuck, never guessing

Customer-made precast concrete outdoor kitchen worktop
Why precast?

A worktop unlike anything else.

  • Completely unique — no two worktops are ever the same
  • As thin as 18mm — glass fibres do the reinforcing, so slabs stay light enough to flip and fit
  • Made off-site — cast it in the garage, fit it when it's ready. No mess in the kitchen
  • A fraction of the pro price — having one professionally made runs £1,000–£1,200+ per m² plus VAT

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The process

How to make a precast concrete worktop

Six stages from empty mould to sealed worktop. Each one has a short video.

Build your mould

Build a simple mould from melamine-faced board. Precast is cast upside down, so the face of the mould becomes the top of your worktop. Coat it with Water-Based Mould Release Agent before you pour.

Pro tip Any mark, seam or dent in the mould base will show on your finished worktop. Check it carefully before you pour.

Mix

Add water to the Precast Concrete Worktop Mix and mix with a paddle mixer until smooth and lump-free. No vibrating table needed.

Pro tip Use the Precast Project Calculator to work out exactly what you need before you start mixing.

Pour

Pour the mix into your mould. It flows into corners and edges without special tools. Add the fibreglass reinforcement bars, then leave it to cure before you demould.

Pro tip Don't rush the demould. Give it the full cure time in the instructions.

Etch, clean and sand

Once demoulded, apply Etch & Clean Solution to break down the weak surface layer left by the mould. Stop it with the Neutraliser, then sand with Diamond Hand Polishing Pads for a smooth, polished face.

Pro tip Wear gloves and eye protection while you etch.

First seal, then fill

Roll on your first coat of Concrete Lab Sealer. Once it's dry, work the colour-matched Smoothing Paste into the surface to fill any pinholes, then wipe back the excess.

Pro tip Sealer first, then paste. If you're following the video, put your first coat of sealer on before this step.

Final seal

Apply the remaining coats of Concrete Lab Sealer with a foam roller. It keeps your worktop stain-resistant and hard-wearing, and gives you a matt or satin finish.

Pro tip Thin, even coats always beat one heavy one. Let each coat dry fully before the next.
4 hours between coats, 7-day full cure

All-in-one kit

Not sure what you need?

Use our project calculator to work out your shopping list.

Pouring precast concrete into a worktop mould
Common Questions

Everything you need to know before you order

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