Michigan Maple Block Co.
Ash
Black Walnut
Black Walnut
Light blond in hue with brown variations. Initially the variations can be quite dramatic, but the contrast will mellow and the variations will become more subtle as the block ages. Straight consistent grain pattern. With its neutrality, white ash plays well in modern residential design.
Black Walnut
Black Walnut
Black Walnut
With its stunning grain variation and rich chocolate color, black walnut butcher block countertops make a striking statement in any kitchen or bathroom design plan.
Cherry
Black Walnut
Ecolyptus
With its warm, reddish-brown hues and fine satiny texture, American cherry butcher block countertops make a timeless statement in today’s kitchens and baths.
Ecolyptus
Ecolyptus
Ecolyptus
Wood Welded’s exclusive EcoLyptus™ is the planet-friendly food prep surface. Stunning in tone and texture, with a deep reddish-brown hue and tight/fine grain pattern. EcoLytpus is fast growing, and is processed on plantations using only sustainable forestry practices, making it the perfect choice for eco-conscious designers and homeowners.
Maple
Ecolyptus
Red Oak
The flagship wood type of the Wood Welded® companies of Michigan Maple Block and Bally Block Co., northern hard rock maple’s faint grain definition and blond to light-brown hue makes it equally at home in classic or modern kitchen and bath design.
Red Oak
Ecolyptus
Red Oak
Red Oak’s timelessness makes it a favorite among kitchen and bath designers. Golden brown with distinct and varied grain patterns, red oak butcher block adds warmth and works well with complementary materials and surfaces.
Teak
Exotic and stunning with highly-varied light and dark brown grain characteristics, Teak butcher block countertops make a dramatic statement in kitchen and bath design. Consider complementing teak with other solid surfaces for a truly unique effect.
John Boos Wood species
Hard Rock Maple
Appalachian Red Oak
Appalachian Red Oak
Appalachian Red Oak
Appalachian Red Oak
Appalachian Red Oak
American Black Walnut
American Black Walnut
American Black Walnut
American Cherry
American Black Walnut
American Black Walnut
John Boos Grain Options
End Grain Maple
Edge Grain Maple
Edge Grain Maple
- John Boos Hard Rock Maple End Grain Butcher Block Island Tops
• 2-1/4", 3", 4", Or 7" Thickness
• 25", 27", 32", or 38" Widths
• Boos Block Cream Finish w/ Beeswax
• 1/4" Radius Top Edges & Corners
• True Butcher Block Construction With Plugs And Boos Block Brand
• Made In The USA
Edge Grain Maple
Edge Grain Maple
Edge Grain Maple
- John Boos Ultra Premium Countertops Shown In Hard Rock Maple. Available In A Variety Of Depths And Lengths.
• 1-1/2" Thickness (48" Wide Tops 1-3/4" Thick)
• Standard Penetrating Oil Finish
• Optional Varnique Finish
• All Full Length Rails
• Edge Grain Construction
• Made In The USA
Blended Maple
Edge Grain Maple
End Grain Walnut
- Blended North American Hard Rock Maple Butcher Block Counter & Island Tops
• Full Length Exterior Rails
• Random Finger-Jointed Interior Rails
• Available ONLY In 1-1/2" Thickness
• Oil Finish Standard - Optional Varnique Finish
• Made In The USA
End Grain Walnut
Edge Grain Walnut
End Grain Walnut
End grain cutting boards have the grains of the wood are perpendicular to the cutting surface, so you cut the ENDS of the woodgrains. Most professional cooks use end grain cutting boards because they are easier on their knives.
Edge Grain Walnut
Edge Grain Walnut
Edge Grain Walnut
The edge grain cutting board is made from parallel pieces of wood that have been fused together. They are recognized for their durability and lower price, but they tend to dull your knives faster than end grain cutting boards.
Blended Walnut
Edge Grain Walnut
Edge Grain Walnut
Blended wood cutting boards are made up of shorter pieces of wood, making a unique board with multiple joints, which in turn keeps the price down.