CounterArt Our Farm 3mm Tempered Glass Cutting Board 15” x 12”
Product ID: B01ATVKW66
Condition: New
$ 130
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Product Description
CounterArt Our Farm 3mm Tempered Glass Cutting Board 15” x 12”
- GLASS CUTTING BOARD-This attractive Cutting Board works great for food preparation, cutting and serving. Manufactured with durable 3mm Tempered Glass.
- FEATURES-Surface of Cutting Board is slightly textured to help keep foods stable as they are being chopped and diced. Rubber non-slip rubber feet on bottom of the board protects your surfaces from scratches and stains.
- VERSATILE-Use to chop and dice your favorite snacks and serve on the same attractive board. Serve appetizers & snacks or use as a Charcuterie Board when entertaining.
- FUNCTIONAL KITCHEN ART-Functional Art for your kitchen. Beautiful artistic design allows this Cutting Board to fit into any Home Interior Design. Design allows the board to remain displayed even when not in use.
- MEASUREMENTS-Cutting Board measures 15" x 12" x 0.75" and is rectangular in shape. Look for our Placemats and Drink Coasters to complete your home interior design.
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
Counterart
Manufacturer
Counter Art
Binding
Kitchen
PartNumber
22770
Model
22770
Warranty
Return Policy Applies
Color
Multicolor
Height
0.25
Length
15
Weight
1.95
Width
12
Size
15"L x 12"W
NumberOfItems
1
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