SamhitaRound Acacia Wood Cutting Board with Handle for Chopping and Serving Charcuterie, Cheese, Pizza, Bread - Wall Décor (13" X 9" X 0.75")

The media could not be loaded. Got this cutting board as a decor piece for my kitchen. The quality is very nice. It’s sturdy, durable, and strong. It’s adding a flavor to my house as it’s the most stylish cutting board I have seen. It functions the way it should, and even more. It’s very easy to use it and wash it. The weight of it is not letting the board fall. My favorite part of the product is the little hook hanging on top. It’s just something about it..

Beautiful cutting board. Have hanging side of cupboard by sink for handy access. Good quality and nice size. Plan on purchasing a few more in different sizes, shapes and wood/stains.

Beautiful thick wood. These look & feel expensive. I am surprised the price is as low as it is. Beautiful product

It ended up being smaller than I expected but was a great addition to a cutting board gallery wall I made in my kitchen. It's a beautiful color, looks higher end than it cost. Would make a great gift as well!

The first thing I noticed was the weight--for its small size, this thing is hefty! As I ran my fingers across the wood, I immediately noticed the glue line where two pieces of wood were joined, and that bothered me. The crack was obvious for the entire length of the piece, front and back. I bought this item to accompany my new garlic press, and I don't want garlic catching on that snag. Then I realized that my fingers could also detect a second ridge running the entire length--so this product is three boards glued together and my fingers can feel both joins, on both sides, for the entire length. The thing looks fine, so this won't be a problem for some people, but I found it annoying. I started sanding the piece, thinking that whether what I feel is the glue or the wood sticking up that a little bit that sanding it will smooth it out. And of course, that means that I sanded the shiny finish off in four long stripes. For a minute I wondered about going out and buying a can of some sort of wood finish to replicate their coating but instead I'll probably end up sanding the entire thing all over to remove every bit of their original shiny coating and just finish it off instead with food-grade mineral oil/beeswax. Lastly, I read other reviews for the product and saw someone mention that their board wasn't flat so that it rocked when they used it. Uh oh! Now I take my board to the kitchen counter and woe is me! My board rocks, too. It's very subtly concave shaped and doesn't sit flat even if I hang the twine knot off the edge of the counter. I've got some textured grip strips on hand from a previous purchase (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DD6FGQ3/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1) that I'll use to try to steady it when I rock my new garlic press on it but jeez louise, what a bunch of trouble I've had to go to just to make it smooth and useful!

Bought for a white elephant gift and it appears very sturdy seems very good quality for the price, i pared it with a wine bottle and covered with clear wrapping it was the perfect size for a small medium gift and I would definitely buy again

These are smoothly sanded, and beautifully finished. They will not need Walrus Oil or other treatment when you get them, I don't know how long before you will need to treat them again if you actually use them for cutting food and have to wash them. I use them for projects, so I cut the handle off, then smooth out the cut area, then apply a dab of Walrus oil over the cut and smoothed area. Then they are ready for the laser machine. For my projects cutting the handle, smoothing the cut area, and applying Walrus Oil is a total touch time of less than 5 minutes. I love these round boards.

I can't really rate it on sturdiness or easy to clean, since I'm not actually using it as a cutting board. But it is the perfect size and weight to hang with my other cutting boards on the wall. I love it!