Maple cutting board “Cutter” – high-quality professional cutting board

A cutting board is a cutting board. There are big ones, small ones, thick ones, thin ones, good ones and bad ones. Here you can see one of the good ones. It’s stylish, and the oak feet raise it slightly, making it much easier to work on. The beautiful, hard maple wood is ideal for a cutting board. True craftsmanship for a well-equipped kitchen.

The ‘Cutter’ cutting board is a very modern and attractive work surface. Cutting is sure to feel easier with it. The cutting surface is raised slightly, so you can slide food underneath it. Your work surface stays nice and clean and clear.
The cutting boards are made of very hard maple wood that resists knife marks well. The two smoked oak feet are firmly attached to the work surface. The boards are finely sanded and untreated. The cutting boards are available in two different sizes.

Maple wood is ideal for cutting boards because its natural compounds drastically reduce bacterial growth. Wooden cutting boards are very hygienic kitchen helpers. For a plastic-free home.

The downside of plastic boards..
Bacteria have been shown to multiply most rapidly on plastic boards. That’s why we recommend high-quality cutting boards made from local wood.

Materials and craftsmanship

We offer this stylish cutting board in two different sizes. Both are made from local woods in a nonprofit workshop. The wedge joint creates a durable connection and also protects the board from warping. The cutting board is very sturdy and long-lasting.

Dimensions

• Large: 50 x 31 x 6 cm (L x W x H)
• Small: 34 x 20.5 x 5 cm (L x W x H)

Surface treatment

We want the wood to remain alive, so we treat it only with natural materials. We leave the surface untreated so it can breathe naturally. This gives you a natural product.

Care instructions

Maple wood has a durable surface that is easy to clean. Simply wash the cutting board with a cloth or sponge and clean water. Please do not put the board in the dishwasher.
If the board is more heavily soiled, you can use a mild dish soap and remove the dirt with a rough sponge.

Wood type

• Cutting surface: Maple (raw, untreated)
• Feet: Oak (raw, untreated)