Kitchen Wooden End Grain Acacia Wood Chopping Cutting Boards (Set of 3)

• Customization: Available
• Material: Wood
• Thickness: Medium
• Model NO.: GBCB2408-16
• Size: Large
• Shape: Rectangle
• Type: Set
• Origin: China, Fujian Province
• Brand: Gway Bamboo
• Usage: Fruits Chopping Board, Fruits and Vegetables Chopping Board, Cheese Board,Bread Board,Meat Board,Pizza Board
• Function: Anti-friction, Antibacterial
• Design: End Grain
• Color: Natural Color
• Surface Finshing: Oiled or Varnished
• Application: Home,Restaurant,Hotel,Outdoor Picnic
• Other Name: Chopping Block
• Feature: Eco-Friendly
• Design Style: with Deep Groove and Handle
• Transport Package: Carton
• Trademark: laser engraved or screen pinted
• HS Code: 4419110090
• Production Capacity: 20000/Month

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Description	Extra Large Wooden End Grain Acacia Wood Butcher Chopping Cutting Boards (Set of 3 ) for Kitchen
Material	Acacia wood or Walnut
Size	Customised
Packing	Carton
Certificate	FSC / BSCI
FOB Port	Fuzhou / Xiamen
MOQ	200 sets
Sample Time	7-15 days
Lead Time	30-45 days
Payment	30% deposit,70% balance before shipping or against copy of B/L
OEM / ODM	Available

 Aout this item:
Durability: Both acacia and walnut are hardwoods known for their strength and durability, making them ideal for cutting boards that withstand heavy use.
Self-Healing Properties: End grain construction helps the wood fibers to "heal" after being cut, preserving the board's surface and prolonging its lifespan.
Aesthetic Appeal: Acacia and walnut woods have rich, natural grains and colors, adding a touch of elegance to any kitchen.
Juice Groove: The juice groove around the edge helps contain liquids, preventing spills and keeping the workspace clean.
Convenience: The built-in handle makes it easy to carry and maneuver the board, especially when transferring chopped items.
Knife-Friendly: End grain cutting boards are gentle on knife edges, helping to maintain their sharpness longer.

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