Securely holds FG50 alkali-resistant fiberglass mesh for stable countertop reinforcement
Compatible with Z Counterforms for precise height adjustment
Standard size fits most forms except thinner Euroforms
Easy installation with recommended panhead or panhead screws
Covers approximately 33 sq ft per box for efficient material planning
Summarized by Shop
Z Clips are used to hold FG50 alkali resistant fiber glass reinforcing securely at the appropriate height for cast-in-place concrete countertops using Z Counterforms. They should be fastened with a #10 x 5/8" panhead screw (#10 x 3/8" for Euro Form). 100 per box. 1 box will cover approximately 33 sq . ft. Standard- For use with all for
Material
Plastic
Color
White
Pattern
Solid
Recommended fastening
10 x 5/8 in panhead screw (standard), 10 x 3/8 in for Euroform
Quantity
100 clips per box
Summarized by Shop
4.6
129 ratings
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Worked great
Clips worked great had some trouble securing them to Duroc board but used silicone and liquid nails to secure the loose ones
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Matthew · February 9, 2026
Easy peasy
Great easy product
J
Justin · March 15, 2026
Outdoor Countertop
I used the Concrete Countertop Solutions approach to make a countertop for an outdoor BBQ. I am a reasonably capable DIY person. I found the edge forms easy to use. You do have to be careful so it all fits together tightly. The Z Clips and Fiber Mesh were easy to install. For the concrete I used a sand mix with a Charcoal dye and Z Liqui-Crete. I mixed it per instructions putting the dye in the water first then adding the Z Liqui-Crete followed by the Sand Mix. In hindsight I likely mixed it a bit drier than it should have been. Pouring the mixed concrete into the forms seemed to work well, but because the mix was a bit dry, I should have spent a bit more time making sure the mix filled all the form, especially in the areas around the cutouts for the BBQ and side burner. I ended up with a few voids in those areas. I made a form vibrating tool using an oscillating multi-tool. That worked very well and I ended up with a very few small voids on the visible edges. Leveling and troweling the surface was standard concrete finishing. You do have to be patient as it takes a while for the concrete to set up enough to properly trowel. The form edges snaped off as advertised the next day. I let it set for a week before sanding the surface and applying the Z Aqua-Thane M35. I rolled on three light coats with a day between coats and sanding each coat before applying the next one. The result is a very satisfying surface on the countertop. It was worth the effort!
