APTITLIG Cutting board, bamboo, 17 ¾x11 "
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Easy-care, easy going bamboo – a natural material that adds color and warmth to your kitchen and at the same time provides a durable surface that’s a pleasure to chop and slice on.
Product details
You can easily turn the chopping board and use both sides when you prepare food, because it has easy-to-grip slanted edges.
You can also use the cutting board as a serving tray for food such as cheese or charcuterie.
Can be placed over the bowl on BOHOLMEN, BREDSKÄR or FYNDIG sink to get an extra work surface for preparing food.
Made of bamboo, which is an easy-care, durable natural material that is also gentle on your knives.
Jon Karlsson
Good to know
Fits in the bowl of all sinks in the BOHOLMEN, BREDSKÄR and FYNDIG series.
Wash this product before using it for the first time.
Materials and care
Material
- Bamboo, Oil
Care
Should be treated with food approved oil now and then.
Handwash only.
Assembly and documents
Advice and care instructions
APTITLIG Cutting board802.334.30Measurements
- Length: 17 ¾ "
- Width: 11 "
- Thickness: ¾ "
Packaging
APTITLIG
Article Number802.334.30- Width: 11 "
- Height: ¾ "
- Length: 17 ¾ "
- Weight: 3 lb 2 oz
- Package(s): 1
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Bamboo: the right tool for the job
From slicing delicate parsley leaves to chopping carrots all of our APTITLIG chopping boards are made of fast-growing, long-lasting bamboo – a renewable material that offers a highly durable, nick-resistance surface.
Material
What is bamboo?
Strong, flexible and one of the world's fastest growing plants – bamboo has many uses that make it an excellent renewable material. It’s a type of grass and usually grows without the need for fertilizers or irrigation. After being harvested, it grows new shoots that are ready for harvesting after 4-6 years. At IKEA, we use bamboo for items like furniture, bathroom decor, baskets and lamps – and we are constantly exploring more areas of use for this versatile material.