Description

Teakhaus Canoe Cutting Board by Proteak

The current ‘food sharing’ trend inspired Teakhaus to create the Canoe by Proteak cutting board, a series of practical serving boards with an extra-wide grip, which are also comfortable to use. The boards have a slender construction with softly rounded corners, ensuring they remain lightweight and perfectly manageable despite their generous dimensions. The design strongly resembles a paddle, hence the collection was aptly named the Canoe Collection.

Furthermore, Teakhaus' professional cutting boards are made from FSC-certified teak wood, a type of wood primarily used for garden furniture and in shipbuilding due to its stability and moisture-resistant properties. This is why teak is an ideal type of wood for use in the kitchen. Additionally, the wood naturally contains a lot of oil and requires minimal maintenance.

Teakhaus by Proteak Canoe Cutting Board Material

Teakhaus cutting boards are made in Latin America by Proteak. Proteak supplies top-quality teak wood from sustainably managed plantations, an ecological and perfectly renewable long-term alternative to tropical hardwoods from natural forests. Proteak exclusively processes teak wood from its own plantations, which are managed according to the strict guidelines of the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), a non-profit organization that oversees the ecologically and socially responsible management of forests, with a view to preservation for future generations. Furthermore, Proteak is the third-largest producer of teak wood worldwide and the market leader in the production of MDF boards.

In addition, teak is a tropical hardwood that is naturally antibacterial, moisture-resistant, strong, and durable.

Cutting board specifications

• Sturdy shelf in solid teak wood
• 81.2 x 21.6 x 1.3 cm
• Material: Pure Teak Wood
• 2 handles and multiple juice grooves or crumb catchers
• Keep your knives sharp
• Scratch-resistant, does not fray
• Moisture-resistant, retains its shape well
• Double-sided to use
• FSC® certified teak wood from sustainably managed forests
• After cleaning, carefully dry with a cloth and air dry upright with the wood grain running vertically.
• Maintenance: Treating your board with teak oil once a month makes it less susceptible to stains and odors.