Cutting board football beech 26⌀ cm
Important information
Made in Europe
Marvin's products are made in Europe (m.u.v. some olive wood products, which are mainly from Italy, but can also come from Tunisia).
Sending directly to the customer?
Having your order delivered without a sender on the shipment? This is no problem! Moreover, we do not charge extra for this.
Engraving prices
The price for engraving depends on the size of the engraving.
Features
| Afmetingen (cm) | 26⌀ x 2 |
| Gewicht (kg) | 0.75 |
| Materiaal | Beech |
| Afwerking | Natural |
| Artikelnummer | BE26V |
A beech cutting board in the shape of a football is a great and unique way to serve your snacks during sporting events or at football matches. Made of high-quality beech wood, the board is shaped like a football with all its distinctive hexagonal surfaces. The board is suitable for use as a serving board for, for example, cheese, cold cuts, fruit or other snacks, or as a cutting board for bread or vegetables.
The football shape of the shelf makes it not only a functional addition to your kitchen, but also a decorative element. The precision with which the hexagonal surfaces are carved gives the board a realistic look.
The beech shelf is easy to clean and maintain. After use, you can rinse the board with water and wipe it with a damp cloth if necessary. To keep the board beautiful for longer, rub it with a little oil from time to time.
The beech board in the shape of a football is perfect for sports lovers and football fans. It is not only a perfect serving or cutting board, but also a creative element that will brighten up your kitchen and that you will enjoy looking at. This cutting board is also suitable for sports events, football parties and other occasions when you want to present your snacks in an original way.
In short, this beech board in the shape of a football is a fun and functional addition to your kitchen. It is an original cutting board that is sure to catch your guests' eye and contribute to a fun atmosphere during sporting events.
