How is this board finished? Oil, polyurethane, natural, etc.
606942
Natural, and it's beautiful. Just oil it to season it, and you will love it.
606943
I oiled it as instructed, and applied some small bumper pads on the bottom so it doesn't slip on my granite counters. I love it.
606944
It needs to be oiled for 2 weeks. Mine warped after a month use when I washed it once.
606945
It's a totally natural matte finish. I purchased a bottle of all natural bamboo wood oil ("tree spirit") to condition the board from crate and barrel.
606946
I returned this board as it was very low quality. It moved when you used it and was very light weight. Finish is rough.
606947
natural. Clean once a month with minera oill, let sit and rince. Heavy, but large and easy to clean and use.....Would recommend it if you don't mind a heavy board.
606948
It might be lightly oiled... We oiled it first thing and it sucked up a bunch.
606949
natural, it holds oil well and stands up to cutting well. I've had it for 8 months and it still looks brand new
1707640
I would suggest using an oil based finishing product to prevent excess drying and warping.
1393248
No splintering or other problems with this board. Scrubbing with a brush and periodic oiling are worthwhile maintenance.
2096812
It looks like it would probably be glue - maybe some internal screws or staples. It looks good with the finish.
781479
In my opinion I don't think it really matters i just use mineral oil cheap and easy to find....maybe coconut oil soaks into the wood longer? we use ours quite frequently and need to oil our board every month or sooner we just oil it when it starts to loose that dark rich color
1898182
Pure wood. I oiled it before using. Mine had a crack starting though, along handle. Glued with wood glue and has been fine.
2190845
The wood is all natural and we recommend you to seal it with Semco Wood sealer. I would recommend strongly to go for Semco Wood Sealer In Honey Tone. It is way better than the oil as oil sometimes creates mold if the wood remains wet for a long time in some areas.Thanks
317026
Its particle board with some sort of vaneer covering it. I'm happy with it.
23997
Partial board. Wish I'd thought to ask that ahead of time. I does look ok once all together but make sure you have someone to help. Also the back of it is cardboard covered in contact paper.
255124
The image of the item on Amazon is pretty accurate. It appears to be finished either with an oil or maybe some type of low-gloss polyurethane. The surface is matte (not glossy) and the texture is smooth but not glass-smooth. Hope this helps.
1520014
I would use organic coconut oil and a little organic bees wax melted together. Just rub it in well and buff. That's what I use on my cutting boards and it helps to preserve the wood.
378216
I would use plain mineral oil for the first couple of coats, then switch to the Board Cream. I'm guessing it will take a couple more coats at that point to get it fully into the wood. Allow it to soak in overnight at least between coats. A tube of the Board Cream should be enough for that first treatment, but that's just a guess. (All my boards are end grain, and being Boos boards, came already treated.)
1489094
sanded smooth and a light coat of poly, I would guess. It is certainly pretty and is lasting well.
1617096
Finish is a very thin layer of some kind of polyurethane. It's very durable and cleans up well with a damp sponge. I really love this table. It is not light weight.
195887
It is very smooth. You could even call slick. It has a coating to it that gives it a semi-glossy finish. Almost like an old kitchen cabinet door from the 50s or 60s. But I should also point out it the material itself that is like that not just the surface. The drawing board is one whole piece that is smooth all over. I mis-spoke. It is the material not just a coating.
1132764
It is finished with a light oil based stain. My guess is that you could paint it if you used some thing like Rustolium spray paint.
340397
mine is polished and appear to have been oiled. asfor the question and answers comment they do have a natural finish available as I remember but it was more exo\pensive have not installed it yet