Etablissements Beal SAS

End Grain Hornbeam Stationary Chopping Block

France , Saint-Bonnet-le-Château

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End Grain Hornbeam Stationary Chopping Block

Stationary block chopping board

This 100% French-made butcher block is crafted from end grain hornbeam wood, sourced from certified “Bois de France” forests. Durable, elegant, and highly functional, it is designed to meet the expectations of both professional chefs and discerning home cooks.

With a thickness of 50 to 60 mm, this block offers a solid cutting surface. It features easy-grip edges for safe handling and two distinct cutting sides:

  • One smooth side, ideal for raw meat, fruits, and vegetables – easy to clean.

  • One side with a juice groove, perfect for slicing cooked meat while keeping your countertop clean.

Specifications:

  • Wood: End grain hornbeam, “Bois de France” certified

  • Dimensions:

    • Length: 400–700 mm

    • Width: 300–600 mm

    • Thickness: 50–60 mm

  • Finish options: Brass or stainless steel corner brackets

Care Instructions:
Scrape and oil regularly for long-lasting use and hygiene.

A professional-grade cutting board that brings performance and elegance to your kitchen.

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