John Boos Chopping Block (Maple) - 15 x 3

For a chopping block that will last a lifetime choose a Boos Block! Crafted from Northern Hard Rock Maple this John Boos 15” x 3 Chopping Block will make a serious statement in your kitchen. With end-grain construction that’s as striking as it is useful this cutting board is designed to resist cuts and scars plus it’s gentle on your knife. End-grain construction means the wood fibers are “on-end” and exposed which allows the wood to absorb the blade strikes and then over time the density of the fibers will push back into place. So it will essentially self-heal. This means your butcher block is durable and will keep its eye-catching appearance. At 3-inches thick this 15” block is ideal for heavy chopping jobs when it’s imperative your board stays in place. It’s reversible and has carved handle grips allowing you to mince the garlic and ginger for a stir-fry and then flip the board to the other side to cut lemons for drinks with no flavor transfer. Beautiful practical and built for heavy-use use this chopping block to spatch-cock a chicken fillet a fish chop vegetables or to serve the cheese course. John Boos 15” x 3” Chopping Block in Maple Features: 3” thick chopping block End-grain construction Reversible – using both sides extends the life of your board prevents cross contamination and gives you another appearance option Carved hand grips Each board will be unique. Grain and coloring varies from board to board. Sealed with Boos Block Board Cream – contains beeswax to seal in moisture and protect wood All Boos butcher block products require periodic oiling/waxing. John Boos Company recommends reapplying every 3-4 weeks Member of NHLA (National Hardwood Lumber Association) and maintains a current NHLA Sustainability Certificate. The company is committed to sustainable forestry practices Made in the USA Dimensions: 15” square x 3” thick Weight: 20 lbs 1-year manufacturer’s warranty against defects in material and workmanship Item #: CCB151503 Looking for more John Boos products? Click here.