This end grain chopping board is made from a blend of reclaimed maple, beech, walnut and oak—offcuts saved from an industrial door-and-window workshop. Considered too small or awkward for production, they’ve been carefully reworked into a dense, durable block. The patchwork pattern shows each species’ grain and colour, and the end grain surface is tough yet kind to knives. Built for everyday use, this board is one of a kind.

256mm x 235mm x 40mm

This end-grain chopping board is made from iroko, salvaged from science lab benches during a Norfolk school refurbishment, with walnut, cherry, maple and mahogany adding contrast. Stripped back and carefully reworked, it shows the iroko’s warm, golden-brown tone against darker and paler notes from the companion woods. Dense, stable, and kind to knife edges, it carries quiet traces of its past life. Built for everyday use, this board is one of a kind.

262mm x 243mm x 40mm

This end grain chopping board is made from a blend of reclaimed maple, beech, walnut and oak—offcuts saved from an industrial door-and-window workshop. Considered too small or awkward for production, they’ve been carefully reworked into a dense, durable block. The patchwork pattern shows each species’ grain and colour, and the end grain surface is tough yet kind to knives. Built for everyday use, this board is one of a kind.

266mm x 256mm x 40mm

This end grain chopping board is made from a mix of reclaimed beech and oak. Designed for durability and daily use, each board features a unique pattern that highlights the natural character of the grain.

The oak comes from countertops salvaged from Arthur Godfrey’s butcher shop, demolished in the early 1960s to make way for the Hammersmith Flyover. The wood was stored for over 60 years before arriving in the workshop.

270mm x 244mm x 40mm

This end-grain chopping board is made from iroko, salvaged from science lab benches during a Norfolk school refurbishment, with walnut, cherry, maple and mahogany adding contrast. Stripped back and carefully reworked, it shows the iroko’s warm, golden-brown tone against darker and paler notes from the companion woods. Dense, stable, and kind to knife edges, it carries quiet traces of its past life. Built for everyday use, this board is one of a kind.

306mm x 267mm x 40mm

This end-grain chopping board is made from iroko, salvaged from science lab benches during a Norfolk school refurbishment, with walnut, cherry, maple and mahogany adding contrast. Stripped back and carefully reworked, it shows the iroko’s warm, golden-brown tone against darker and paler notes from the companion woods. Dense, stable, and kind to knife edges, it carries quiet traces of its past life. Built for everyday use, this board is one of a kind.

305mm x 258mm x 40mm

This end-grain chopping board is made from oak and walnut banisters salvaged from an old coaching inn in Liphook, Surrey. The pub closed in 2020 and was later converted to a private home; these spindles were saved before the refit. Reworked into a dense end-grain block, the alternating woods show a quiet pattern of grain and colour, with subtle traces of use hinting at their past life. Built for everyday service and kind to knife edges, this board is one of a kind.

289mm x 275m x 40mm

This end-grain chopping board is made from iroko, salvaged from science lab benches during a Norfolk school refurbishment, with walnut, cherry, maple and mahogany adding contrast. Stripped back and carefully reworked, it shows the iroko’s warm, golden-brown tone against darker and paler notes from the companion woods. Dense, stable, and kind to knife edges, it carries quiet traces of its past life. Built for everyday use, this board is one of a kind.

309mm x 264mm x 40mm

This end grain chopping board is made from a blend of reclaimed maple, beech, walnut and oak—offcuts saved from an industrial door-and-window workshop. Considered too small or awkward for production, they’ve been carefully reworked into a dense, durable block. The patchwork pattern shows each species’ grain and colour, and the end grain surface is tough yet kind to knives. Built for everyday use, this board is one of a kind.

264mm x 253mm x 40mm

This end grain chopping board is made from reclaimed oak, salvaged from church pews that spent decades in a Sussex workshop. The pews were acquired from an elderly woodworker who’d long since forgotten the church’s name – only that it was somewhere in West Sussex. Tight grain and gentle, time-worn marks hint at that past. Built for durability and everyday use, this board is one of a kind.

376mm x 277mm x 40mm

This end-grain chopping board is made from iroko, salvaged from science lab benches during a Norfolk school refurbishment, with walnut, cherry, maple and mahogany adding contrast. Stripped back and carefully reworked, it shows the iroko’s warm, golden-brown tone against darker and paler notes from the companion woods. Dense, stable, and kind to knife edges, it carries quiet traces of its past life. Built for everyday use, this board is one of a kind.

303mm x 258mm x 40mm

This end grain chopping board is made from a blend of reclaimed maple, beech, walnut and oak—offcuts saved from an industrial door-and-window workshop. Considered too small or awkward for production, they’ve been carefully reworked into a dense, durable block. The patchwork pattern shows each species’ grain and colour, and the end grain surface is tough yet kind to knives. Built for everyday use, this board is one of a kind.

277mm x 247mm x 40mm

This end grain chopping board is made from reclaimed oak, salvaged from church pews that spent decades in a Sussex workshop. The pews were acquired from an elderly woodworker who’d long since forgotten the church’s name – only that it was somewhere in West Sussex. Tight grain and gentle, time-worn marks hint at that past. Built for durability and everyday use, this board is one of a kind.

286mm x 272mm x 40mm

This end grain chopping board is made from a blend of reclaimed maple, beech, walnut and oak—offcuts saved from an industrial door-and-window workshop. Considered too small or awkward for production, they’ve been carefully reworked into a dense, durable block. The patchwork pattern shows each species’ grain and colour, and the end grain surface is tough yet kind to knives. Built for everyday use, this board is one of a kind.

310mm x 263mm x 40mm

This end grain chopping board is made from oak flooring rescued during a shop refurbishment – pulled from a skip before it was lost for good. It has the tight grain and solid feel of well-seasoned oak. Its character comes from the timber’s past life and careful reworking in the workshop.

375mm x 278mm x 40mm

This end-grain chopping board is made from iroko, salvaged from science lab benches during a Norfolk school refurbishment, with walnut, cherry, maple and mahogany adding contrast. Stripped back and carefully reworked, it shows the iroko’s warm, golden-brown tone against darker and paler notes from the companion woods. Dense, stable, and kind to knife edges, it carries quiet traces of its past life. Built for everyday use, this board is one of a kind.

302mm x 258mm x 40mm

This end grain chopping board is made from a blend of reclaimed maple, beech, walnut and oak—offcuts saved from an industrial door-and-window workshop. Considered too small or awkward for production, they’ve been carefully reworked into a dense, durable block. The patchwork pattern shows each species’ grain and colour, and the end grain surface is tough yet kind to knives. Built for everyday use, this board is one of a kind.

260mm x 234mm x 40mm

This end grain chopping board is made from a blend of reclaimed maple, beech, walnut and oak—offcuts saved from an industrial door-and-window workshop. Considered too small or awkward for production, they’ve been carefully reworked into a dense, durable block. The patchwork pattern shows each species’ grain and colour, and the end grain surface is tough yet kind to knives. Built for everyday use, this board is one of a kind.

261mm x 250mm x 40mm

This end grain chopping board is made from oak flooring rescued during a shop refurbishment – pulled from a skip before it was lost for good. It has the tight grain and solid feel of well-seasoned oak. Its character comes from the timber’s past life and careful reworking in the workshop.

300mm x 246mm x 40mm

This end grain chopping board is made from reclaimed oak, salvaged from church pews that spent decades in a Sussex workshop. The pews were acquired from an elderly woodworker who’d long since forgotten the church’s name – only that it was somewhere in West Sussex. Tight grain and gentle, time-worn marks hint at that past. Built for durability and everyday use, this board is one of a kind.

282mm x 278mm x 40mm

This end-grain chopping board is made from iroko, salvaged from science lab benches during a Norfolk school refurbishment, with walnut, cherry, maple and mahogany adding contrast. Stripped back and carefully reworked, it shows the iroko’s warm, golden-brown tone against darker and paler notes from the companion woods. Dense, stable, and kind to knife edges, it carries quiet traces of its past life. Built for everyday use, this board is one of a kind.

258mm x 220mm x 40mm

This end grain chopping board is made from a blend of reclaimed maple, beech, walnut and oak—offcuts saved from an industrial door-and-window workshop. Considered too small or awkward for production, they’ve been carefully reworked into a dense, durable block. The patchwork pattern shows each species’ grain and colour, and the end grain surface is tough yet kind to knives. Built for everyday use, this board is one of a kind.

264mm x 258mm x 40mm

This end-grain chopping board is made from oak and walnut banisters salvaged from an old coaching inn in Liphook, Surrey. The pub closed in 2020 and was later converted to a private home; these spindles were saved before the refit. Reworked into a dense end-grain block, the alternating woods show a quiet pattern of grain and colour, with subtle traces of use hinting at their past life. Built for everyday service and kind to knife edges, this board is one of a kind.

305mm x 267mm x 40mm

This end grain chopping board is made from reclaimed Canadian maple, salvaged from the former dance floor of the Marconi Athletic and Social Club in Chelmsford, Essex. The natural grain patterns and patched nail holes tell part of that history. Built for durability and everyday use, each board is one-of-a-kind.

315mm x 292mm x 44mm

Crafted with skill and creativity, this end grain chopping board is a stunning blend of reclaimed timber including oak, walnut beech, ash and maple. Its intricate design showcases the natural beauty of the grain, while providing a durable and functional chopping surface. Every board is unique.

The timber is sourced from an industrial door and window manufacturing workshop where it’s considered too small and difficult to work with, and therefore not practical or economic to use.

260mm x 236mm x 40mm

Crafted with skill and creativity, this end grain chopping board is a stunning blend of reclaimed timber including oak, walnut beech, ash and maple. Its intricate design showcases the natural beauty of the grain, while providing a durable and functional chopping surface. Every board is unique.

The timber is sourced from an industrial door and window manufacturing workshop where it’s considered too small and difficult to work with, and therefore not practical or economic to use.

280mm x 233mm x 40mm

Crafted with skill and creativity, this end grain chopping board is a stunning blend of reclaimed timber including oak, walnut beech, ash and maple. Its intricate design showcases the natural beauty of the grain, while providing a durable and functional chopping surface. Every board is unique.

The timber is sourced from an industrial door and window manufacturing workshop where it’s considered too small and difficult to work with, and therefore not practical or economic to use.

This particular board is made from left over sections of other boards, a hotchpotch of pattern and colour.

280mm x 280mm x 70mm

Crafted with skill and creativity, this end grain chopping board is a stunning blend of reclaimed timber including oak, walnut beech, ash and maple. Its intricate design showcases the natural beauty of the grain, while providing a durable and functional chopping surface. Every board is unique.

The timber is sourced from an industrial door and window manufacturing workshop where it’s considered too small and difficult to work with, and therefore not practical or economic to use.

304mm x 240mm x 39mm

Crafted with skill and creativity, this end grain chopping board is a stunning blend of reclaimed timber including oak, walnut beech, ash and maple. Its intricate design showcases the natural beauty of the grain, while providing a durable and functional chopping surface. Every board is unique.

The timber is sourced from an industrial door and window manufacturing workshop where it’s considered too small and difficult to work with, and therefore not practical or economic to use.

294mm x 254mm x 40mm

Crafted with skill and creativity, this end grain chopping board is a stunning blend of reclaimed timber including oak, walnut beech, ash and maple. Its intricate design showcases the natural beauty of the grain, while providing a durable and functional chopping surface. Every board is unique.

The timber is sourced from an industrial door and window manufacturing workshop where it’s considered too small and difficult to work with, and therefore not practical or economic to use.

300mm x 294mm x 41mm