Build your vacuum island on a clean, dialed-in foundation instead of wrestling with a rough pour. This concrete base form kit helps create a uniform cylindrical base for car wash and detailing setups, so your vacuum equipment starts with an install that looks intentional. It is a smart pick for operators, installers, and shop owners who want a dependable layout before the pour starts. The kit is available in two selectable sizes, letting you match the form to your site plan without overcomplicating the job.

Use this concrete pier form when you want the base to be part of the plan, not an afterthought. It helps simplify the busy details that happen at the center of a vacuum island, especially when equipment placement and wire routing need to be sorted before the concrete sets. The finished cylindrical shape also keeps the install looking clean in customer-facing car wash and detail areas.

Specifications

• Designed to create a cylindrical concrete base for a vacuum island
• Heavy-duty steel frame ties together with cross straps to keep the form square and stable during the pour
• Engineered to align the mounting plate and conduit, with a dedicated conduit plate and PVC pass-through for clean, protected wire routing
• Clear offset positioning guidance for correct vacuum placement
• Peel-away cardboard tube reveals a uniform, level base after curing
• Suitable for car wash and detailing environments

Product Manual (PDF)

Concrete Requirements (Not Included)

• 30 in diameter by 20 in tall form:
  • Approximately 8.18 cu. ft. of concrete required
  • 18 of 60-lb bags (approximately $90.00)
  • 14 of 80-lb bags (approximately $85.00)
• 36 in diameter by 20 in tall form:
  • Approximately 11.78 cu. ft. of concrete required
  • 26 of 60-lb bags (approximately $130.00)
  • 20 of 80-lb bags (approximately $120.00)

Concrete is not included. Costs are estimates and may vary by brand and location.

Before you start, review the manual and line up materials so the pour goes smoothly. This is one of those behind-the-scenes install pieces that makes the finished vacuum area look cleaner and more professional. Pick the configuration that fits your island layout, pour it right, and give your equipment a base worthy of the job.