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End Grain Solid Oak Chopping Board

SKU EGROCB
Price

£149.99

Crafted with the utmost precision and care, our bespoke end grain solid oak chopping board is a work of art.

 

The contrasting tones of the solid oak pieces are meticulously arranged in a striking geometric checkerboard pattern, creating a piece that is as visually stunning as it is functional.

 

This chunky, handcrafted cutting board is a premium piece of kitchenware that features thoughtful details like anti-slip feet and carved finger grooves for easy handling...

 

Each durable end grain oak board can be customized to your preferred size and thickness, ensuring a perfect bespoke butcher block fit for your culinary needs and preferences. Contact us to discuss your ideal custom oak cutting board dimensions.

 

All our chopping boards are handmade to order in the UK.

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Details: End Grain Solid Oak Chopping Board

  • This End Grain Solid Oak Chopping Board is approximately:

 

  • Width 44cm
  • Depth 27cm
  • Height 5cm

 

  • The End Grain Oak Chopping Board

 

  • making it the perfect size for all your chopping needs

 

  • Finished in a mineral oil

 

  • We are Bespoke, so anything on our website can be made to measure.

 

  • Contact us to discuss your requirements.

 

  • Additional Information

 

  • The beauty of handmade character oak furniture is that no two pieces of furniture are the same there will be slight imperfections in the oak and differences in colour, which give the oak character. Mass produced furniture automatically achieve this and the result is somewhat bland and characterless. Rustic solid oak Wood is a natural product and the finish and colour is never exactly even, that's what makes character rustic oak furniture the perfect option for your home

DELIVERY & RETURNS

  • This End Grain Solid Oak Chopping Board is handmade to order.
  • Read our full returns policy here.
  • Scotland and Northern Ireland Deliveries.
  • Contact Us For A Quote.

FAQ

  • What is an end grain chopping board?
  • It’s constructed by orienting the wood grain vertically, showing the ends of the oak fibres—this structure is naturally resilient and self-healing after knife use.

 

  • Why choose solid rustic oak?
  • Rustic oak offers unique grain patterns, knots, and rich tones that age beautifully, while its hardness makes it ideal for daily prep work.

 

  • Is it gentle on knives?
  • Absolutely. End grain surfaces preserve blade sharpness far better than plastic or edge grain boards, making it a chef’s favourite.

 

  • How durable is it with heavy use?
  • Highly durable—resists warping, splitting, and deep scoring. With proper care, it can last for decades even under frequent use.

 

  • What’s the maintenance routine?
  • Hand-wash only, never soak. Treat regularly with food-grade mineral oil or beeswax to keep the wood nourished and prevent cracking or staining.

 

  • Average Dimensions of Solid Rustic Oak End Grain Chopping Boards

 

  • Style Variant    Length (cm)    Width (cm)    Thickness (cm)

 

  • Compact    40    30    4–5    Ideal for small prep zones or minimal use

 

  • Standard    50    30    6    Suits most countertops and daily prep

 

  • Large / Butcher    60    40    6    Great for heavy-duty chopping or display

 

  • Circular    40 Ø    —    6    Adds visual softness to rustic kitchens

 

  • These boards are often handmade, so slight variations in grain, knots, and dimensions are part of their charm.

 

  • How to Measure Your Workspace for Proportional Fit

 

  • 1. Define Your Prep Zone Choose the area where the board will live—ideally near your sink or hob. Measure the available countertop length and depth, leaving at least 10–15 cm clearance around the board for movement and cleaning.

 

  • 2. Consider Appliance Proximity If placing near a kettle, toaster, or mixer, ensure the board doesn’t obstruct access or crowd the space. A standard 50×30 cm board fits well between appliances.

 

  • 3. Ergonomic Height Most countertops sit around 90 cm high, which works well with boards up to 6 cm thick. If you’re shorter or taller, consider how the board’s height affects wrist comfort during chopping.

 

  • 4. Visual Mockup Use masking tape or a cardboard cutout to outline the board’s footprint on your counter. This helps you gauge scale and flow before committing.

 

  • 5. Storage Considerations If you plan to store the board upright or in a cupboard, measure shelf height and depth. Boards over 6 cm thick may need open shelving or dedicated space.

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