Butcher Block Countertop Photos

Below are various examples of butcher block countertops manufactured by Grothouse. The end grain construction style makes butcher block countertops incredibly durable, stylish and functional. Cutting boards of yesteryear were produced in this construction style for a reason: because they last. The Grothouse Countertop Design Guide contains more in depth information about the End Grain Construction Style. Butcher Block Countertops are finished with Grothouse Original Oil. Learn how to properly use and take care of a butcher block countertop with Grothouse Original Oil™ Finish. Butcher Block Countertops are not available to be finished with Durata® and cannot be stained. If you have any questions about Grothouse Butcher Blocks please feel free to contact us.

Butcher Block Countertop Advantages

End Grain Construction style is considered to be the best surface for cutting, chopping, and direct food preparation.
Knives stay sharp far longer on these surfaces because the edge slips between the fibers rather than slicing across them.
The construction style allows the ability to make a very large table without needing seams, which creates a truly colossal appearance.

Butcher Block Countertops

The Traditional Butcher Block is typically thought of as a cutting board. Butcher Block Countertops not only serve the purpose of a cutting board, but it can also be used as an island counter, table, or other kitchen counter surface. The traditional look can consist of any countertop edge profile. Butcher Block Countertops look fantastic in any style kitchen, whether it be modern or traditional.