End Grain Hornbeam Barbecue Butcher Block
Barbecue Butcher Block – End Grain Hornbeam
Crafted from end grain hornbeam wood sourced in the Jura region, this 100% French-made butcher block is the ideal companion for grilling enthusiasts and serious home cooks.
With its solid 80 mm thickness and generous surface area, it handles all types of cutting tasks with ease — from meats and fish to vegetables. The built-in drawer with a push-to-open system allows you to store utensils, scraps, or accessories conveniently.
Made with professional standards and now available for domestic use, this butcher block brings the performance of a chef's kitchen into your backyard or home.
Specifications:
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Wood: Jura hornbeam, end grain
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Dimensions (L x W x H):
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450 × 350 mm
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500 × 400 mm
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550 × 450 mm
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Thickness: 80 mm
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Weight (50 × 40 cm): approx. 10.5 kg
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Drawer: Push-to-open system, internal dimensions vary by model
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For 50 × 40 cm: approx. 36 × 24 × 3.2 cm
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For 55 × 45 cm: approx. 41 × 29 × 3.2 cm
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For 45 × 35 cm: approx. 31 × 19 × 3.2 cm
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Care Instructions:
Daily scraping and oiling are recommended for optimal durability and hygiene.
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