Oak serving board in rustic look with handle, oak cutting board, snack board, breakfast board

Rustic serving board/cutting board made of oak wood,
This serving/cutting board is made of solid oak, using a single piece of wood, and the knotty wood selection lends it a rustic look. The special feature of this wooden board is the continuous handle, which not only gives it a unique look but also makes it easy to carry, making it a great serving platter for presenting your food. Of course, this board can also be used as a cutting board, breakfast board, or snack board. The surface has been treated with linseed oil. The wood grain makes each cutting board unique. A great housewarming gift, for a special occasion, or as a new eye-catcher in your own kitchen.

The cutting board measures approx.
Usable area: width 19 cm, length 32 cm. Total length 42.5 cm, thickness approx. 2.2-2.5 cm.

Since wood is a natural product, there may be variations in the grain compared to the image shown. Knife and decorations are not included.

Manufacturer(s):

TBHHolzdesign
Augustenburgerstrasse 28
24537 Neumünster
kontakt [!at] tbhholzdesign.com

Product safety:

Hygiene and cleaning:Oak wood is naturally relatively resistant to bacteria and mold. The tannins it contains have an antiseptic effect, which is beneficial for hygiene. Oak boards should be cleaned regularly to prevent the buildup of bacteria or mold. Make sure to dry the boards thoroughly after cleaning.Temperature resistance:Wood is flammable and should not be used in the immediate vicinity of open flames or heat sources. At excessively high temperatures, oak wood can warp or even catch fire.Moisture:Oak wood is resistant to moisture, but should not be stored in a humid environment for long periods of time, as this can lead to deformation or mold growth.Ferrous metals:Due to its high tannic acid content, oak wood should not come into direct contact with ferrous metals.Chemicals:When using chemical cleaning agents on oak, product safety should be considered. Some chemical cleaning agents can damage oak or leave harmful residues. Weight:Larger oak boards can be heavy and cause ergonomic strain when handling. Use appropriate tools to reduce weight. Packaging:If oak boards are packaged, the packaging should be disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner, especially if it could pose a choking hazard to children.