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Cutting Boards
The surface beneath a knife has a direct effect on how long its edge lasts. Glass, stone, and ceramic dull a blade quickly; wood absorbs the impact of each cut and helps a fine edge stay sharp. This collection focuses on two woods chosen for their compatibility with quality cutlery: teak and hinoki.
Teak is a dense tropical hardwood with a high natural oil content, which gives it strong resistance to moisture. Our TeakHaus boards are available in edge-grain and end-grain construction, from compact serving boards to full butcher blocks. Hinoki, a Japanese cypress, is a softer wood that gives slightly under the blade, which makes it a preferred surface for thin, hard Japanese knives. Both woods benefit from regular oiling, and board oil is available in this collection.
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TeakHaus 18 x 12-inch Elegant Oval Board
The TeakHaus Elegant Oval Board is a teak board for cooks who want one surface that works at the counter and on the table. Its size accommodates a full cheese and charcuterie spread, a loaf of bread with accompaniments, or a round of light prep work, while its slim profile keeps it easy to lift, carry to the table, and store.
Features Naturally oil-rich teak: Teak’s high natural oil content acts as a moisture-resistant barrier, so the board resists water and staining better than many woods and stays easier to keep clean. Medium hardness: Teak is firm enough to stand up to daily use yet yields enough under the blade to help knives keep their edges longer than they would on harder surfaces such as glass or stone. Rounded oval profile: Smooth, rounded edges give the board a finished look for serving and a comfortable feel in the hand. Lightweight and slim: The board moves easily from counter to table and fits in a drawer or cabinet without taking up much space. Low maintenance: A few drops of mineral oil once a month keeps the wood conditioned.
How to Use It Cheese boards and charcuterie Bread service with butter, oils, or spreads Appetizers and small plates for entertaining Slicing fruit, herbs, and vegetables for light prep Learn More$33.00 -
TeakHaus 16 x 12-inch Marine Board with Juice Canal
The TeakHaus Marine Board with Juice Canal is for cooks who want a slim, easy-to-handle everyday board that dries quickly and hangs out of the way. It is the compact board in the Marine Collection, sized for daily prep and small carving jobs.
Features Edge-grain teak: A cutting surface that is easy on knife edges. Teak’s high natural oil content acts as a moisture barrier. Juice canal: A channel on one face catches juices from meat and ripe produce. Smooth reverse side: Flip the board for a full, flat chopping or serving surface. Corner hanging hole: Hang the board on a hook so it dries in open air and stays off the counter. Slim, light build: Easy to lift, wash, and store.
How to Use It Do daily vegetable and herb prep, then hang the board to dry. Slice a steak, chicken breast, or sausages on the canal side. Cut juicy fruit and tomatoes. Serve snacks or a small cheese plate.
Choosing a Board Larger boards in the Marine Collection include the TeakHaus 18 x 14-inch Marine Edge Grain Cutting Board with Juice Canal, the TeakHaus 18 x 12-inch Marine Chopping Board with Hole Handle, and the TeakHaus 20 x 14-inch Marine Paddle Board. Learn More$39.00 -
TeakHaus 18 x 12-inch Marine Chopping Board with Hole Handle
The TeakHaus Marine Chopping Board is for cooks who want a slim, everyday teak board they can grab by the handle and hang when they are done. TeakHaus notes that the board resists moisture and odors, which suits a board used for onions, garlic, and fish.
Features Edge-grain teak: A cutting surface that is easy on knife edges. Teak’s high natural oil content acts as a moisture barrier. Hole handle: Carry the board by the handle, or hang it on a hook to dry and stay off the counter. Slim, light build: Easy to lift, wash in the sink, and store. Long, narrow shape: Fits a baguette, a row of vegetables, or a side of salmon.
How to Use It Do daily chopping, then hang the board to dry. Prep onions, garlic, and fish. Slice bread and serve it at the table. Serve cheese or appetizers.
Choosing a Board Other boards in the Marine Collection include the TeakHaus 16 x 12-inch Marine Board with Juice Canal, the TeakHaus 18 x 14-inch Marine Edge Grain Cutting Board with Juice Canal, and the TeakHaus 20 x 14-inch Marine Paddle Board. Learn More$40.00 -
TeakHaus 18 x 14-inch Marine Edge Grain Cutting Board with Juice Canal
The TeakHaus Marine Cutting Board is for cooks who want a slim, everyday teak board that is quick to clean and easy to hang. Teak has long been used on boat decks because it stands up to water, and the Marine Collection uses the same wood in thin boards made for daily kitchen use.
Features Edge-grain teak: A cutting surface that is easy on knife edges. Teak’s high natural oil content acts as a moisture barrier. Juice canal on one side: Catches juices from meat, tomatoes, and fruit. Smooth reverse side: Gives a full, flat surface for chopping or serving. Corner hanging hole: Hang the board on a hook so it dries in open air and stays off the counter. Slim profile: Light enough to move easily between the counter, the sink, and storage.
How to Use It Do daily vegetable and herb prep, then hang the board to dry. Slice cooked meat or ripe fruit on the canal side. Serve bread, cheese, or snacks on the smooth side. Keep it as a second board to separate raw proteins from produce.
Choosing a Board Other boards in the Marine Collection include the TeakHaus 16 x 12-inch Marine Board with Juice Canal, the TeakHaus 18 x 12-inch Marine Chopping Board with Hole Handle, and the TeakHaus 20 x 14-inch Marine Paddle Board. Learn More
