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This John Boos B Series cutting board is a 12-inch round maple board, 1-1/2 inches thick, built for everyday prep work and steady enough to double as a carving or serving surface.
A 12-inch round is the right size for jobs that do not need a full cutting station: slicing a loaf of bread, carving a roast at the table, breaking down fruit and vegetables for a single meal, or staging cheeses and charcuterie for a small spread. The round shape keeps it from crowding a narrow counter, and it fits in the center of a table without looking like a work surface. The rubber feet hold it in place on stone, laminate, or hardwood counters, so there is no need to wedge a damp towel underneath.
John Boos uses hard maple for this board, a domestic hardwood known for its density and fine grain. The board is built edge grain, meaning the long edges of the maple strips form the cutting face. That construction gives the surface enough hardness to resist scoring while remaining gentle enough on knife edges to make sharpening less frequent. At 1-1/2 inches thick, the board has real weight and stability. Apply a food-safe board oil or cream finish regularly to keep the wood conditioned and the surface sealed against moisture.
This board fits homeowners who want a quality maple surface for everyday kitchen tasks without committing counter space to a large rectangular board. It is also a natural fit for cooks who entertain, since the round shape transitions from prep to presentation without looking out of place. Cabinet shops and designers specifying kitchens will recognize the John Boos name as a benchmark brand for wood cutting surfaces. This board is for indoor, dry kitchen use and is not a dishwasher-safe item.
Yes. Rubber feet are included and keep the board stable on smooth countertop surfaces.
Apply a food-safe board oil or board cream regularly, especially after washing. Dry the board upright or on its edge rather than flat to help it dry evenly and reduce warping risk.
No. Wood cutting boards should be hand-washed with mild soap and warm water. Dishwasher heat and moisture cycles will crack and warp solid wood.
Yes. It is part of the John Boos B Series, which includes maple cutting boards in a range of shapes and sizes using the same edge grain construction.
This 12-inch round John Boos maple board puts a professional-grade cutting surface within reach for everyday prep, carving, and casual serving, in a size that fits where a larger board will not.
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