Etablissements Beal SAS

LE BILLOT Compact Console Butcher Block

France , Saint-Bonnet-le-Château

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LE BILLOT Compact Console Butcher Block

LE BILLOT CONSOLE
Compact Console Butcher Block – Removable End Grain Cutting Board

The Billot Console is a small-format butcher block designed to fit perfectly into any kitchen layout.
100% made in France using selected hornbeam wood from the Jura region, it combines compactness, mobility, and functionality.

The removable end grain cutting board includes a juice groove and a deep pocket to collect liquids during carving or slicing.
Two wide side handles allow for easy transport from the kitchen to the dining table — ideal for serving or prepping close to guests.

Specifications:

  • Wood: Hornbeam, end grain (cutting surface)

  • Dimensions:

    • Length: 60 or 80 cm

    • Width: 40–60 cm

    • Height: 85 or 90 cm

    • Block thickness: 5 or 6 cm

  • Removable board with juice groove and deep juice pocket

  • Optional bottle rack for oils or condiments

  • Finish: 100% French craftsmanship

A versatile butcher block that saves space, adapts to your needs, and brings style to your cooking environment.

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