John Boos AA01 Boos Block Cutting Boards & Butcher Blocks
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John Boos AA01 Boos Block Cutting Boards & Butcher Blocks
Description
John Boos “Boos Block” AA01 Traditional Butcher Block
24" W × 18" D Work Surface • 16" Thick End-Grain Maple • 34" Working HeightHand-crafted in Effingham, Illinois, the Boos Block AA01 delivers the same rock-solid durability trusted by professional butchers since 1887. Its massive 16-inch end-grain top is built from premium Northern Hard Rock Maple and sealed with food-safe oil and beeswax, creating a surface that’s kinder to your knives and built to last for generations.
Key Features
- 16" thick end-grain construction – self-healing, exceptionally durable, and gentle on knife edges.
- Premium Northern Hard Rock Maple, kiln-dried and sustainably harvested.
- Boos Block oil & beeswax finish nourishes and protects the wood with a natural, food-safe seal.
- Four tapered “pencil” legs (L-4) provide a classic butcher-block stance; ships knocked-down for easier handling.
- Ergonomic 34" working height suited to commercial kitchens and serious home cooks alike.
- 3/8" chamfered edges and branded Boos logo for a refined, professional look.
- Made in the USA and NHLA certified for lumber standards.
Specifications
| Model | AA01 (Professional Butcher Block) |
|---|---|
| Top Dimensions (L × W × T) | 24" × 18" × 16" |
| Overall Height | 34" |
| Material | Northern Hard Rock Maple |
| Construction | End-grain, finger-jointed block |
| Finish | Boos Block Oil & Beeswax (food-safe) |
| Leg Style | (4) Maple “pencil” legs, KD |
| Weight | ≈ 216 lb |
| Certifications | NHLA |
| Origin | Made in USA |
Care & Maintenance
- Hand-wash with mild soap and warm water; never soak or put in dishwasher.
- Dry thoroughly, then re-oil every 3–4 weeks—or whenever the wood looks dry.
- Use Boos Block Mystery Oil followed by Board Cream for optimal protection.
- Light sanding (220-grit) can refresh the surface before oiling if heavy knife marks appear.
Proper upkeep preserves the block’s integrity and extends its lifetime warranty.
