30 x 40 cm stainless steel board on a counter

Stainless Steel Cutting Board – 304 Steel, Counter Edge Hook, 3 Sizes

30 × 40 cm (11.8 × 15.7 in)
€69,99
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30 x 40 cm stainless steel board on a counter

Stainless Steel Cutting Board – 304 Steel, Counter Edge Hook, 3 Sizes

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304 stainless steel · Counter edge · 3 sizes

A Cutting Board That Stays Put and Cleans in Seconds

Wooden boards crack, stain and hold on to smells. Plastic ones slide across the counter every time you push the knife through. This board is a solid sheet of 304 stainless steel with folded edges: one hooks over the front of your worktop so the board stays put, the other keeps food from sliding off the back. Chop, knead and roll on one smooth surface, then rinse it clean.

Stainless steel cutting board on a kitchen counter with fresh vegetables

Sound familiar?

The everyday problems with an ordinary board

It slides around

You press down to cut and the board moves with the knife. A loose board is annoying and unsafe.

It cracks and stains

Wooden boards dry out, split and soak up juice from meat, beetroot and onions.

Food ends up on the floor

Chopped vegetables roll off the edge and drop behind the counter or onto the floor.

Dough sticks everywhere

Rolling pastry on the worktop means scraping flour and dough out of every gap afterwards.

Folded front edge of the steel board hooked over the kitchen worktop

Double folded edges

It hooks over your counter and stays put

The upper and lower edges of the board are folded at 90 degrees. The front fold sits against the edge of your worktop, so the board does not slide away while you cut or roll out dough.

The back fold works the other way round: it forms a small raised lip that keeps food on the board instead of letting it fall behind the counter or onto the floor.

Brushed 304 stainless steel surface of the cutting board

Built to last

Heavy-duty 304 stainless steel

The board is made of 304 stainless steel with a brushed (wire-drawn) finish, about 2 mm thick. The heavy-duty sheet and careful processing keep it from bending in daily use.

Steel does not soak up liquid the way wood does, so it does not go mouldy, and it is quick to clean after raw meat or fish.

  • Won't harm your knives: the blade is not damaged; the board itself only picks up minor surface scratches over time.
  • Low noise: chopping on it makes only a low sound.
  • Non-slip: the L-shaped edge holds the board steady on the counter.
Close-ups: shock absorption, brushed finish, L-shaped edge and easy cleaning
Chopping peppers and broccoli on the heavy-duty steel board
Old wooden board next to the clean stainless steel board

Before and after

From a stained wooden board to clean steel

On the left, a wooden board after years of use: dark stains, deep knife marks and residue in the cracks. On the right, the steel board: a smooth surface that resists odours, stains and deep scratches.

Stainless steel panel compared with a cracked wooden panel

Steel or wood

No cracks, no stuck-on residue

A wooden panel is prone to cracking, and food residue gets stuck in it. A stainless steel panel does not crack and food does not cling to the surface, so a quick wash is all it needs.

Why steel

This board vs the usual boards

Steel counter board Wooden board Plastic board
Hooks over the counter edge, does not slide ✓ ✗ ✗
Raised back lip keeps food on the board ✓ ✗ ✗
Does not crack or split ✓ ✗ some
Does not soak up juices and smells ✓ ✗ some
Good for kneading and rolling dough ✓ some ✗
Easy to rinse clean ✓ ✗ ✓

What you can use it for

One surface from prep to baking

Kneading and rolling dough, cutting vegetables and slicing meat on the steel board

Kneading dough

Bread, buns, pizza and pastry dough on a smooth, cool surface.

Vegetables and fruit

Daily chopping of vegetables, fruit and herbs.

Meat and seafood

Raw meat, fish and seafood, then a quick wash.

Pizza, cookies and sweets

Roll out cookies, macarons, candy and pastry.

Board used for vegetables, pizza, noodles and meat

Widely used

For noodles, dumplings, pizza and more

Use it as a cutting board, a pastry board or a work surface for dumplings and noodles. It is also a thoughtful gift for anyone who loves to cook, for a birthday, wedding, retirement or Christmas.

Sizes

Pick the size for your kitchen

30 x 40 cm stainless steel board on a counter

30 × 40 cm

11.8 × 15.7 in. Handy for small kitchens and quick jobs.

40 x 50 cm stainless steel board on a counter

40 × 50 cm

15.7 × 19.7 in. A good all-round size.

Stainless steel cutting board on a kitchen counter with fresh vegetables

40 × 60 cm

15.7 × 23.6 in. Plenty of room for dough and big prep.

Good to know

Using and caring for your board

1. Place it on the counter

Hook the folded front edge over the edge of your worktop so the board sits firmly.

2. Cut, knead or roll

Use it for vegetables, fruit, meat, fish and all kinds of dough.

3. Clean it

Rinse or wash with warm water and a little washing-up liquid, then dry it.

Questions people ask

Will it blunt my knives?

It is designed not to damage your knives. Over time the steel gets minor surface scratches, which is normal.

Is it loud when I cut?

Cutting on it makes only a low sound.

Does it slide on the counter?

No. The folded edge hooks over the front of the worktop and keeps the board steady.

Which size should I choose?

Measure the free space on your worktop. 30 × 40 cm suits small kitchens, 40 × 60 cm gives room for big batches of dough.

Specifications

  • Material: 304 stainless steel, brushed finish
  • Thickness: about 2 mm (0.08 in)
  • Sizes: 30 × 40 cm (11.8 × 15.7 in), 40 × 50 cm (15.7 × 19.7 in), 40 × 60 cm (15.7 × 23.6 in)
  • Edges: folded at 90 degrees, front and back

What's in the box

  • 1 × stainless steel cutting board in the chosen size

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