FORCAR Butcher Chopping Block 70x40 cm with Stool CCL1774

A solid acacia wood butcher chopping block provides a stable, durable surface for portioning and breaking down meats in a professional kitchen. The block absorbs the impact of cleavers and knives without dulling blades, while its dense grain resists deep cuts and splintering. A matching stool raises the work height to a comfortable standing position, reducing fatigue during long service periods.

The block and stool form a single unit that stands on the floor without needing a worktop or table. The stool's height is fixed, so the operator works at a consistent level whether standing directly at the block or seated on the stool. This arrangement keeps the cutting surface at an ergonomic height for both chopping and detailed trimming tasks.

To use the block, the operator places the meat on the surface and applies the cleaver or knife with controlled force. The 17 cm thickness prevents the blade from reaching the stool or the floor, protecting both the tool and the surface beneath. After use, the block can be wiped clean with a damp cloth and sanitised with food-safe solutions.

The block is assembled with pressure joints and internal wood inserts, eliminating metal fasteners that could loosen or corrode. The wood is treated with non-toxic paint and ecological adhesives, ensuring compliance with food-safety standards. The entire unit is constructed from acacia, a hardwood that balances weight and resilience, making it suitable for daily commercial use.

The 700 mm length and 400 mm width provide ample space for large cuts of meat, while the 900 mm overall height positions the cutting surface at a standard worktop level. The stool's footprint matches the block, creating a compact unit that fits into tight kitchen layouts without obstructing movement.

Cleaning involves wiping the surface after each use and periodically applying food-grade mineral oil to maintain the wood's moisture resistance. The stool requires no special maintenance beyond occasional tightening of the pressure joints if they loosen over time.

The block and stool are supplied as a single unit, with no variants or additional components listed.