From a Route 66 roadside shop to your workshop

Our family has been in the concrete statuary business since 1970.

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It started with a few planters and statues cast from leftover construction cement. In 1970 the family opened a roadside statuary shop on historic Route 66. It grew into one of the larger concrete statuary makers in North America, with 21 employees, a full factory, and doors open seven days a week.

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Making that much statuary meant learning to make our own molds. Years later we tried selling a few online, and people loved how easy they were to use. Today we're a small husband-and-wife shop focused on handmade latex rubber and fiberglass molds, designed to be simple for beginners and dependable for pros.