Custom Pull-Out Teak Cutting Board - Natural Grain

• Custom Teak Pullout Cutting Board
• Made from genuine teak (tectonis grandis)
• Custom sizes up to 42" long and 33" wide
• Can build in thickness of 5/8", 3/4", 1", 1-1/4", 1-1/2", 1-3/4" and 2"
• Grooved finger pull out included on underside of width (see diagram above)
• Option for Juice Groove
• Allow 4 week lead time, as each pullout board is hand made

Replace your old or worn pullout cutting board with an exquisite, custom made teak pullout. A tropical hardwood, teak is naturally resistant to moisture, warping and mold growth due to the innate natural oils in teak. Teak has been used for centuries by boat builders and is often used in luxury outdoor furniture due to its ability to withstand the elements. In the kitchen, teak is the perfect choice for an under the counter board for this reason.

Unlike generic teak cutting boards, our custom boards are constructed from mature heartwood, the innermost part of the tree, which is hardier and more durable than younger sapwood. While this adds to the cost, we believe that our teak pullouts are top of the line and the best wood pullouts available.

Our custom boards come in two different styles. The Straight Grain option is made with 2-4 inch wide strips of edge grain wood running lengthwise, while our Natural Grain choice is made of wider sections of mixed grain wood (4-6 inches wide) running lengthwise and has a more rustic pattern.  we also offer our custom pull out boards in cherry, walnut, maple, plastic, and other custom woods are available.  Please email us if you have a particular request.

Each cutting board is hand made right here in the USA. We always employ woodworking best practices and go the extra mile to ensure your board is properly made. All boards are made using edge grain construction (instead of face grain, which is a shortcut), use food safe glue (vs quick dry polyurethane), are clamped for 48 hours for a solid bond (vs a 24 hour glue and wipe), sanded to a smooth 220 grit finish, then finished with food safe oil (vs an unsafe varnish). Plus, on 3/4" and 5/8" custom cutting boards, we employ "breadboards", which are perpendicular strips of wood, to each end, to add stability and prevent warping.

We can build your custom board in in lengths up to 42" long by 33" wide and thickness up to 2 inches. If you need cut outs, hanging holes or even a countertop sized board, just email us at help@cuttingboard.com and we can make it happen!

Please note that all our custom board sales are final.   Expedited shipping is only for shipping service and will not speed up production time, please contact us if you need your order to be expedited, as we do have a rush option for an additional fee. Once the order has been placed and the work begun, we are unable to cancel, refund or return orders, as they are custom-made on demand.

Measuring Instructions

If you still have the existing pull out board, we recommend that you use that for your measurements for long side, short side and thickness. We will build your board to your exact dimensions, so do not worry about tolerances if your existing pull out fits well.

If you do not have the existing pull out, here is how you should measure for your replacement:

Board Depth: Measure from the front of the cabinet (right at the overhang) to the of the back of the cabinet or wall. Subtract 1/4" (this helps hide the pullout under the overhang) and this is your board depth. (Typically this will be the long side measurement)
Depth Fraction: If your board depth is 15-3/4", then you would put 15" for board depth and 1/2" as your depth fraction.
Board Width: Measure slot from side to side, where the pull out board would fit. Subtract 1/8" from measurement, so that board can slide in an out easily and is not too tight. (Typically this will be the short side measurement)
Width Fraction: If your board width is 15-3/4", then you would put 15" for board width and 1/2" as your depth fraction.
Edging/Corners: Please see diagram below for difference between Standard and Bullnose. Standard is recommended by default. 
Juice Groove: Also known as a juice well or moat, this is a groove that is routed into top side of the board to catch liquids and prevent spilling off the side. There is an added fee for this option.