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This John Boos B Series cutting board brings a 9-inch square footprint and 1-1/2-inch maple thickness to prep work, portioning, and serving tasks where a full-size board takes up more counter than the job warrants.
A 9-inch square board fits the jobs that do not need a half-countertop surface: slicing an apple, breaking down a single portion of protein, prepping herbs, or cutting bread alongside a meal already in progress. Because the footprint is small, it can stay out on a counter without crowding adjacent prep space, and it moves easily from counter to table. The rubber feet keep it planted while a knife is working across it, which matters more on a smaller board than a large one anchored by its own weight.
John Boos has built cutting boards in maple for generations, and the B Series keeps that tradition in a more accessible size. Maple is a hard, tight-grained wood that resists surface scoring and does not absorb odors readily, which is why it has been a standard in professional kitchens long before it became a kitchen countertop material. The 1-1/2-inch thickness means this board has real mass for its size. Like all John Boos wood boards, it benefits from periodic oiling with a food-safe board conditioner to maintain the surface and prevent drying or cracking over time.
This board suits a home kitchen where counter space is limited and a dedicated small board makes more sense than pulling out a large surface for every minor task. It also works as a serving board for cheese, charcuterie, or bread at the table, where the square format presents cleanly. Cabinet shops and designers specifying kitchen accessories will find it an easy add alongside knife blocks or appliance packages. The Gift Collection name reflects that this board is also a practical choice for a kitchen gift, finished and ready to use out of the box.
It is solid maple, the same species John Boos has used in its professional and residential boards for well over a century.
Oiling before the first use and periodically afterward keeps the maple surface conditioned and extends the board's life. John Boos board cream and mystery oil are compatible options, sold separately.
Solid wood cutting boards should not go in the dishwasher. Hand wash with warm soapy water and dry promptly to keep the wood stable.
Yes. The 9-inch square format works well for presenting cheese, bread, or charcuterie at the table alongside a meal.
The John Boos B9S puts solid maple and a stable rubber-footed base into a 9-inch square that handles everyday prep and light serving without claiming counter space a larger board would need.
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