End-grain·European Oak
The Harlow Chopping Board
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The Grange Chopping Board
£140.00
A broad oak end-grain board with a long rectangular form, juice groove, side grips and a steady counter feel.
Made by hand by Ewald — see the process →
Wood
European Oak
Quercus robur
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Specifications
Dimensions
42.2 x 25.5 x 3.5 cm
Weight
2.85 kg
Grain
End-grain and linear grain structure
Finish
Construction
End-grain
Made in
Selby, North Yorkshire
About this piece
The Grange is a broad rectangular board with a steady, work-focused feel. The face combines a calm oak tone with visible end-grain movement, giving it enough character without becoming decorative or busy.
Its size makes it useful for daily prep, bread and carving, while the juice groove helps contain moisture on the working face. Side grips, rounded edges and rubber feet keep the handling practical. It is a substantial board, made to sit confidently on the counter and gather character through use.
The timber
European Oak
Quercus robur · Germany
Pale gold, open-grained, and built for work - the classic European bench timber.
A pale honey-gold hardwood that deepens beautifully with age and oil. European Oak is strong, open-grained, and famously durable, long used in furniture, joinery, beams, and hard-working surfaces across Europe. Best for chopping boards and pieces that need to feel solid, practical, and made for real everyday use.
Care instructions
Wash by hand with mild soap. Towel dry. Re-oil every 6-8 weeks with food-safe oil.
Shipping & returns
We ship to Great Britain & Northern Ireland: a flat £9.97, added at checkout, and free on orders of £200 or more. Sent by Royal Mail 24 once dispatched — usually with you the next working day. Each piece is packed in a recycled card box. Made-to-order items can be returned within 14 days unless they've been used; bespoke commissions — and boards engraved with your wording — are non-returnable, though your rights on faulty goods are unaffected. Returns are easy — write to us first.
