Cutting board Amsterdam - oak
Beautiful, sturdy board from Dutch wood that you can use as a cheese board, snack board, bread board and tapas board. For these planks, CRE8 works together with the sawmill and social enterprise Binthout. They saved Dutch trees from the wood chipper and sawed them into planks. CRE8 then uses this for their products.
Cleaning your oak cutting board
After use, it is best to clean your cutting board by rinsing it and wiping it with a dish brush or cloth. Using dish soap is fine and will not harm the shelf. Dry well and then stand upright with the grain of the wood vertical. This reduces the chance of warping. DO NOT put the shelf in the dishwasher, this will cause cracks and the quality of the shelf will deteriorate quickly.
Maintaining your oak cutting board
Rub the board regularly with an odorless and tasteless oil, such as cherry kernel oil or linseed oil. The oil forms a protective layer on the board, which keeps it in good condition. Before oiling the oak plank, clean it thoroughly. You do this by slathering the plank with lemon juice. Then sprinkle salt on top and rub the lemon juice and salt over the board using, for example, a clean dishcloth. Let the oak plank rest for fifteen minutes and then rinse it off. Then dry the oak cutting board well. It is important that the board is completely dry before you put it in the oil.
CRE8 - social venture
CRE8 is a social venture, that helps young people with some distance to the labour market to develop their talents. At CRE8 they combine learning and working with digital manufacturing techniques like 3D-printing and laser cutting, supported by experienced craftsmen who share their knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm. When you buy a CRE8 vase, a quality mark is added to each vase, so you can discover online who is the proud “maker” of your vase. In the CRE8 workshop in the heart of Amsterdam, all CRE8 products are made. When available, all products are made from sustainable materials. In addition, all the processes to be powered by 100% green electricity.
Cutting Board Amsterdam
Oak - 30x17 cm
Recognizable Amsterdam: a cutting board with an engraving of the map of Amsterdam. Made of Dutch oak, saved from the chipper. Can be used as a cheese board, snack board, bread board and tapas board. For home and as a gift.
| Brand | : BRE8 |
| Design | : Amsterdam city map |
| Color | : Oak |
| Material | : Dutch FSC Oakwood |
| Dimensions | : 30 x 17 x 2 cm (lxbxt) |
| Per | : 1 piece |
- Delivery in the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium
- Fixed package rate € 4,95 NL, € 7,95 BE/DE
- Envelope NL (busstuk) € 2,95
- Ordered before 21:00 delivered within 2 working days in the Netherlands
- Ordered before 21:00 delivered in 3 working days in Belgium, Germany
- International Delivery
- Rate depends on weight and destination
- You can always see the delivery costs for your order in your order overview before you pay
- Delivery depending on destination in 2 to 14 days
- See for more delivery information 'delivery'
Cutting board Amsterdam - oak
Beautiful, sturdy board from Dutch wood that you can use as a cheese board, snack board, bread board and tapas board. For these planks, CRE8 works together with the sawmill and social enterprise Binthout. They saved Dutch trees from the wood chipper and sawed them into planks. CRE8 then uses this for their products.
Cleaning your oak cutting board
After use, it is best to clean your cutting board by rinsing it and wiping it with a dish brush or cloth. Using dish soap is fine and will not harm the shelf. Dry well and then stand upright with the grain of the wood vertical. This reduces the chance of warping. DO NOT put the shelf in the dishwasher, this will cause cracks and the quality of the shelf will deteriorate quickly.
Maintaining your oak cutting board
Rub the board regularly with an odorless and tasteless oil, such as cherry kernel oil or linseed oil. The oil forms a protective layer on the board, which keeps it in good condition. Before oiling the oak plank, clean it thoroughly. You do this by slathering the plank with lemon juice. Then sprinkle salt on top and rub the lemon juice and salt over the board using, for example, a clean dishcloth. Let the oak plank rest for fifteen minutes and then rinse it off. Then dry the oak cutting board well. It is important that the board is completely dry before you put it in the oil.
CRE8 - social venture
CRE8 is a social venture, that helps young people with some distance to the labour market to develop their talents. At CRE8 they combine learning and working with digital manufacturing techniques like 3D-printing and laser cutting, supported by experienced craftsmen who share their knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm. When you buy a CRE8 vase, a quality mark is added to each vase, so you can discover online who is the proud “maker” of your vase. In the CRE8 workshop in the heart of Amsterdam, all CRE8 products are made. When available, all products are made from sustainable materials. In addition, all the processes to be powered by 100% green electricity.
