Sedbergh Beech Wood Chopping Board

Features

• We use the so-called "end-grain" wood, which is sawn perpendicular to the trunk fibres (as if it were cut into slices). The resulting paving wood is assembled one by one to make up the cutting board.
• Renowned for its sturdiness, the "end grain" wood resists all shocks and blows from the blade. As these are applied in the direction of the wood fibre, the cutting plan can neither crumble nor break.