Wood And Reconstituted Wood Products By Wood Chop

• Carved from Premium Sheesham wood
• Use as serving board or chopping Board
• High stability due to heavy weight
• Long life and heavy duty
• Food Grade Finish with Mineral Oils

• Durability: Acacia wood is known for its strength and durability, making it an excellent material for a cutting board. It can withstand the daily demands of cutting, chopping, and slicing without easily warping or cracking.
• Knife-Friendly Surface: Acacia wood is a relatively soft hardwood, which means it is gentle on your knives' edges. The surface of an acacia wood cutting board is less likely to cause excessive wear or dulling of your knives, preserving their sharpness for longer.
• Natural Antibacterial Properties: Acacia wood contains natural oils that have antibacterial properties, making it a hygienic choice for a cutting board. These oils help inhibit the growth of bacteria and other microbes on the board's surface.
• Easy Maintenance: Acacia wood is relatively low-maintenance compared to other types of wood. To keep your acacia wood cutting board in good condition, simply hand wash it with mild soap and water, and occasionally apply food-grade mineral oil to keep the wood moisturized.
• Versatility: Acacia wood's attractive grain pattern and warm tones make it a stylish addition to any kitchen. Its natural beauty and rich color variations enhance the overall aesthetic of your culinary workspace.
• Stability: A cutting board crafted from a single piece of wood is inherently more stable than one made from multiple pieces joined together. It is less likely to warp or develop gaps over time, ensuring a flat and sturdy surface for cutting.
• Longevity: The use of a single block of wood minimizes the risk of structural weaknesses and increases the cutting board's overall lifespan. With proper care, a well-crafted single-piece cutting board can last for many years.
• Food Grade Finish with Mineral Oil: Our products are finished with Food-grade mineral oil and no other chemicals are used on it. Mineral Oil helps nourish and protect the wood while creating a moisture-resistant barrier. It's essential to choose a finish that is food-grade or food-safe to ensure it won't introduce any harmful substances to your food like Wood Varnish or chemical dyes.