LE PLOT Hornbeam Butcher Block
"LE PLOT" by F. Bauchet
"Le Plot" is a 100% French-made butcher block designed by François Bauchet, crafted for both function and elegance.
Its end grain hornbeam top offers outstanding cutting durability, while the solid beech base ensures stability and style — making it a perfect fit in any kitchen, from contemporary to classic.
With generous dimensions and a 90 cm working height, this block can be used for all types of cutting tasks, food prep, or even plating. A professional-grade piece, accessible to discerning home cooks.
Specifications:
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Top wood: End grain hornbeam from Jura forests (France)
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Base wood: Solid beech, oak, or walnut
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Dimensions:
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Length: 50–80 cm
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Width: 40–60 cm
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Height: 90 cm
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Finish: Paraffin waxed top, base in natural or stained varnish
Elegant, durable, and versatile – this chopping block is both a culinary tool and a timeless kitchen statement.
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