How durable are the bumpers? I see that the cutting board doesn't have built-in 'feet' to assist with gripping the counter and allowing air flow below the board. Instead, it comes with adhesive bumpers that seem to simply be repackaged cabinet door bumpers. I am curious about their durability. They seem to be the weakest link in the product as I can't imagine that anything attached by an adhesive that gets wet frequently would be permanent. Beyond this, while the cutting board per se is described as dishwasher safe, I can't imagine that the bumpers would stay attached for long. Is there anybody out there that has used this product for a period of time that could comment on the durability or even necessity of the bumpers? How durable are the bumpers? I see that the cutting board doesn't have built-in 'feet' to assist with gripping the counter and allowing air flow below the board. Instead, it comes... » Read More How durable are the bumpers? I see that the cutting board doesn't have built-in 'feet' to assist with gripping the counter and allowing air flow below the board. Instead, it comes with adhesive bumpers that seem to simply be repackaged cabinet door bumpers. I am curious about their durability. They seem to be the weakest link in the product as I can't imagine that anything attached by an adhesive that gets wet frequently would be permanent. Beyond this, while the cutting board per se is described as dishwasher safe, I can't imagine that the bumpers would stay attached for long. Is there anybody out there that has used this product for a period of time that could comment on the durability or even necessity of the bumpers? « Show Less
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We've used the board with "bumpers" attached almost daily for several months now and they are still firmly attached .
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I have had it for months and the feet are still on. I have only used it in the dishwasher a few times. I was surprised the feet did not come off. I wasn't too concerned about having them on though.
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I've had mine just over three years now and have never had a problem. Not daily use, certainly, but for projects as needed. Kitchen cabinets, louve doors, moulding, the odd piece of furniture. I do make sure to clean the pieces properly (relatively easy, since there are so few parts), but I've had no durability issues so far.
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It will last for many years if you don't wash it in the dishwasher. My previous one was still going strong but someone "borrowed" it. It is much more durable than maple. It doesn't seem to take knife marks like other hardwood cutting boards.
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Yes, not quite sure of the durability, since we moved shortly after. We did our floors and counters. It looked great.
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I've had these on my kitchen cabinets for over 2 years now and there are no signs of wear.I don't see an issue with this unless your doors are made of very soft wood, which I doubt
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I have been removing it from my home & office desks twice a day, it has been durable sofar, but it has only been a week since I began using it. I'm also interested in knowing the long term durability.
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There are bumper like things that you nail in. So far there really strong, but no feet. It also has three pieces that don't connect to each other. Making it easy to change styles when you want.
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It's durable, yes! We love it and I'm sure it's gonna last us a very long time. And yes, get the top shelf- it's great for putting extra stuff on there. The only lame part is the little string that holds the oven door open, but you can always put something else on there. We've just left it off and its fine. Hope that helps. Sorry it took me so long to respond.
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I also wiped out the interior prior to use. I put a silicone pad in the bottom of mine. This was the second toaster/convection I have purchased in the last 12 years. I found this brand to be the most durable and consistent; I use it almost every day.
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The holes on all of my pan handles (All Clad skillet, Lodge cast iron skillet, etc.) are large enough that I lift pans right off of the hook with no problem. The part hooked onto your shelving or wall doesn't exactly snap on, but it mostly stays in place. The only time I've knocked one off of my shelving was when it didn't have anything hanging off of it and I bumped into it when I was mopping nearby.We use these in a commercial kitchen too but mainly for spoons and I have knocked the hook onto the floor when removing the spoons but only because I've been in a hurry and you have to lift the spoon at an angle (more so than a pot/pan) to remove it. The holes on all of my pan handles (All Clad skillet, Lodge cast iron skillet, etc.) are large enough that I lift pans right off of the hook with no problem. The part hooked onto your shelving or wall doesn't exactly snap on, but it mostly stays in place. The only time I've knocked one off of my shelving was when it didn't have anything hanging off of it and I bumped into it when I was mopping nearby.We use these in a commercial kitchen too but mainly for spoons and I have knocked the hook onto the floor when removing the spoons but only because I've been in a hurry and you have... » Read More The holes on all of my pan handles (All Clad skillet, Lodge cast iron skillet, etc.) are large enough that I lift pans right off of the hook with no problem. The part hooked onto your shelving or wall doesn't exactly snap on, but it mostly stays in place. The only time I've knocked one off of my shelving was when it didn't have anything hanging off of it and I bumped into it when I was mopping nearby.We use these in a commercial kitchen too but mainly for spoons and I have knocked the hook onto the floor when removing the spoons but only because I've been in a hurry and you have to lift the spoon at an angle (more so than a pot/pan) to remove it. « Show Less
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I have not had either of these problems and the board gets a lot of use. It has held up very well and still looks great. It is very strong and I highly recommend it!
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First, I do not have a really smooth counter surface like the latest in countertop surfaces. The cutting board is really heavy and I've never had a problem with movement of the board while in use.
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We used our beautiful tile in a back splash application. It is not thick like conventional stone or porcelain, and I can't attest how it would be, being walked on or used in a shower. It will not hold up to harsh chemicals and cleaning like one would use to rid your shower of build ups. With that said it is quite beautiful and we have been exceptionally pleased with the look and durability in our kitchen thus far. I would not hesitate to purchase again and the vendor was very quick to ship and all the tiles came in perfect condition. We've had a great experience. Hope this helps
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It seems pretty durable to me. I just started putting my recipe collection in it. I am using plastic pages in addition to the cardboard/sticky inserts that came with it. I only did this because it is a space saver-as I am sure I will be adding to my collection and the heavy duty plastic sheet protectors are very nice. I am happy with this and think it would make a great gift
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lol, to answer your question, this board went under my friend's dad's car and he ran over it, it survived with no damage. I wouldn't worry about snapping this board.
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There were no rubber feet attached to the one I bought so I bought some at Lowe's. If you don't put them on the board, liquids could get trapped between the board and counter top resulting in a warped cutting board.
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Hi Daniel, The bumper component is pretty durable, but it will scratch if it impacts with an abrasive surface. As of now, Spigen does not sell the bumper separately, but there is an indication that they may do it in the future.