American Black Walnut Homestead Butcher Block

The American Black Walnut Homestead Butcher Block is a stylish way to add an extra workstation to your kitchen. The butcher block top features the standard Boos block cream with beeswax finish. The Boos block cream penetrates deeply into the grains of the wood, leaving a silky wax barrier to lock moisture in, and allows your board to be used as a cutting surface. The lower slatted shelf is big enough to hold several appliances that you use often and a large utility drawer is tucked underneath the apron to hold those utensils you want to keep in easy reach. Standing 34-inches high, the 36-inch wide by 24-inch deep top is made in true traditional butcher block style with end grain construction for exceptional strength and durability. End grain is the strongest construction for butcher blocks providing a surface that cushions the knife blade, keeping your knives sharper longer. The base of this work table is painted a lustrous alabaster that draws attention to the rich dark wood grain of the top.

The high-quality food service products manufactured by John Boos & Company are used by many celebrity chefs and have been featured on The Food Network. A staple in the commercial cooking industry since the early 20th century, John Boos & Company prides itself on the quality, craftsmanship and safety of all its products. Only the finest wood and steel are used in the manufacturing process and all products are made in the USA. All products are also approved by the FDA. A past recipient of the Gold Medal for Excellence in Foodservice Equipment, John Boos & Company is a leading manufacturer of residential and commercial chopping blocks, cutting boards and stainless steel tables.

Features:

• American Black Walnut Top
• Slatted Lower Shelf
• Large Utensil Drawer
• FDA-approved

Brand: John Boos
Dimensions:36" W x 24" D, 34" H
Finishes: American Black Walnut top, Alabaster base
Weight: 270 lbs.

John Boos & Co is firmly committed to managing environmental matters as an integral part of their business practice. Some of the steps they take to accomplish their “green” status include manufacturing wood products that emit far less carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, methane and other gases than processing non-wood substitutes; using only formaldehyde free and low emission formaldehyde gluing processes in manufacturing our butcher blocks; and having active recycling programs in place with 95% of all raw materials, scrap, and even their sawdust recycled as fuel to heat their kilns. Boos’ sawdust is also recycled as livestock bedding for their local agricultural needs.