Description
READY FOR END OF JAN / EARLY FEB
This luxurious end grain cutting board crafted from solid white oak offers the perfect combination of style and functionality. Boasting a highly durable construction and anti-fungal properties, this eye-catching butcher block is an essential for any chef or home cook. Let "The Bellair" bring an air of sophistication to your kitchen. Available in a Butcher Block size.
Features:
- White Oak
- Pattern: Arrowhead
- All of our boards are conditioned with pure and natural mineral oil.
- Juice Groove (optional)
- Four Rubber Stopper Feet (optional)
- Finger Grip Handles (optional)
End grain cutting boards are softer on your knives and don't show scratches as easily. They are distinctive, often in a checkerboard pattern.
Shipping + Delivery
Curb Side Pick Up
We offer FREE delivery within the GTA with a minimum order $150.
- If delivery reaches your area it will become available at checkout.
- $10 flat rate for all deliveries that are outside our delivery area.
- $10 Flat Rate Shipping Within Canada
- *Not including Alberta, British Columbia, Nunavut, Yukon, and North West Territories. Discounted Shipping rates are based on weight.
- A flat rate of $25 for orders shipping to the USA.
- A flat rate of $75 for orders shipping internationally.
Care Instructions
We provide these care instructions with each purchase of a board:
Do’s:
- Clean board with soap and cold water only.
- Wipe down with a damp cloth.
- Dry immediately with a towel.
- If your board does not have feet, air dry standing up or raised on a rack to permit airflow.
- If your board has feet, it can be laid flat to dry.
- Condition the board with a wax product, like our Board Butter, often for the first month to build up a water barrier.
Don’ts:
-Never put the board in the dishwasher
-Do not dunk or let the board stand in water
-Never use bleach
-Never place or rest hot things on the board like pots or pans that may burn or discolour the wood
-We recommend using our Deer Park Board Butter, a combination of mineral oil and beeswax, at the end of each day for the first month, to build up a water barrier.