TeakHaus Edge Grain Cutting Board w/Hand Grip + Juice Canal (Rectangle) | 20" x 15" x 1.5"

High quality, very well made. Smooth finish. No cracks or blemishes. Recommend 100%.

Excelente tabla para cortar y presentar carne

This is a beautiful cutting board, the most beautiful I have ever seen. It looks exactly as it is advertised. It has a juice canal going around the top to catch liquid which I find wide enough to easily clean and dry, and indentations on the sides of the board to make picking it up & moving it much easier. It is thick and sturdy, no cracking or warping. I find the hardness of the board excellent to chop on. I used Clarkes soap, mineral oil, & wax, to wash, & treat the board prior to use as per their product instructions. Clarkes products, their board soap, & food grade mineral oil & wax, are sold here on Amazon as well. They contain lemon which gives them a subtle lovely scent, but more importantly anti bacterial properties, which benefit a teak cutting board such as this one, as the wood is porous, and not quite as naturally repellent to bacteria as some others woods are, such as maple. The only negative I could see with the board thus far besides being a bit heavy, around 9 lbs I think, which might bother some people, is that it was a little bit rough on a few patches. I treated it anyway and am using it just fine, but in the spring I might give the board a light sanding just to make it a bit smoother, then treat it again. I purchased this board for Christmas, so I can’t comment on its longevity right now, but will update this review later. The wood also tends to get a bit dry after a few washings, so I am waxing it once per week as instructed on my waxing product, & that seems to be working well. The board was also well packaged & arrived on time. All in all, I am super pleased with this cutting board. It is a joy to cut on & looks just gorgeous in my kitchen. With proper care, hopefully it’s going to hold up well as time goes on since functionality is the main reason for such as purchase. If you want to read a good comparison of the different types of woods, and their pros and cons before choosing a cutting board, I read a good article by Bob Villa on cutting board woods on google. Teak is one of the ones discussed there.

Perfect board - this will now not damage my good knifes.

Just received earlier than expected. Looks very beautiful and solid.