Pro Chef - Prochef Wood Cutting Board ProInox H0-H75, Maple

Prochef Wood Cutting Board ProInox H0-H75, Maple

Pro Chef IHBA16MA
ProInox H0 Collection

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100% hard rock maple
Rubbed oil finish
Edge grain construction
Sits directly over the sink

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Type: Kitchen Accents

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Your kitchen is as modern, bold, and avant-garde as you are" You need a stainless steel sink with a fresh, urban look from the ProInox H0 collection. The sharp corners maximize space in the bowl, unlike standard models which tend to be rounded. These brush finished stainless steel sinks are handcrafted. If you like clean lines and minimalist designs, you ll love these stainless steel sinks.

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Certified This wood cutting board, is NSF certified and meets FDA Regulation. It is safe for all food preparation.

Made in Canada This cutting board is design and made right here in Canada. Buying this board means you encourage local purchasing.

100% hard rock maple This cutting board is a 100% made of hard maple wood. It has a rubbed oil finish. It is resistant and versatile for everyday life.

Features

100% hard rock maple
Rubbed oil finish
Edge grain construction
Sits directly over the sink
Safe for all food preparation

Overall width (in)	11.875
Overall height (in)	1.25
Overall depth (in)	17.125
Packaging width (in)	22.25
Packaging height (in)	2.5
Packaging depth (in)	14.25
Material	Wood
Finish	Maple

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Available for pickup only. Once you place your order, one of our designers will contact you to arrange pickup.

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