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Reddit mentions of Labell Boards L18240 Large Reversible Canadian Maple Cutting Board
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Labell Boards L18240 Large Reversible Canadian Maple Cutting Board. Here are the top ones.
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- 100% CANADIAN MAPLE: Our cutting boards use 100% Canadian-grown maple hardwood. Maple is one of the best woods for hard use applications like chopping boards, but it's also one of the most eco-friendly woods. Durable, easy to clean, local boards, from Labell.
- BOARDS THAT DO IT ALL: The smooth, easy-to-maintain surface of our cutting boards means they're perfect for a wide variety of uses. From heavy-duty carving for meats, to precision and decorative knife work for fruits and vegetables, and powerful slicing for hard cheeses, this is the board for you.
- TRADITIONAL PRESENTATION: The light creamy color and smooth grain pattern allows your food to stand out on the board. Making this an ideal serving board for charcuterie, vegetable trays, and more. This board measures 18" x 24" x 0.75" (45.7 x 61 x 1.9 cm).
- EASIER TO USE: Maple hardwood boards require less care and maintenance than most wooden cutting boards. A light wash with warm water and dish soap will be enough to keep your board clean. The fine even grain is better for your kitchen knives too!
- LABELL KITCHEN TOOLS: Our boards are made in Canada from Canadian salvaged or recuperated hardwood to make the highest quality and most eco-friendly cutting boards. Harvesting locally saves on the impact of transportation and the relatively fast maturation of maple makes it ideal for sustainability.
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Maple |
| Height | 0.75 Inches |
| Length | 18 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 18Wx24L |
| Weight | 7.5 Pounds |
| Width | 24 Inches |
Is there any reason you're looking at sets rather than just a singular cutting board? Smaller boards, in my experience, are useless because I can't even fit my knife on them. This is more expensive but it'll be much more functional and it fits your wood requirement. Just remember you'll also need to regularly apply board oil.
Yeah, the butcher block top is pretty great. I also separately bought a pair of these actual butcher blocks, that look similar, to add shelves to this table. I sprayed polyurethane on them, since for their intended use in a kitchen, you just leave the wood bare and apply mineral oil. For the upper shelf, I had to saw off the corners, and rip the edges, so it would fit to slide in diagonally. For the bottom one, I just drilled four holes. The castors I added hold it in place. (Those castors are lower profile than the ones the company offers with the table; I didn't want to raise it so much.)