Would this hold a chopping board?
1632441
Yes - but it would depend on the thickness of the board. I would say if its less than half an inch to quarter of an inch it would. We put our plastic cutting boards on here.
1849737
I'm using mine as a countertop without any additional support underneath. If I were to use it as a free standing chopping block, I think I would use an additional board under the block on which to attach legs.
1393243
I bought the chopping board for my son and daughter in law, so had to wait for their reply, they have had the board for almost a year and have had no problem with it, in fact my son said it was very sturdy
1997010
I wouldn't chop with this...I would rather use my good knife. I bought it to use as a scraper and for that it is great.
1640329
Yes, if it is a small cutting board.I used to have an oval shaped cutting board, and that would fit nicely.
1011443
I tested it by using my laptop & no problem, very sturdy. I mounted mine inside a cabinet (with screws) to hold my kitchen chopping boards.Depending where you mount it, you may have to store the laptop in vertically or horizontally. Also consider, the maximum thickness is 3". Hope that helps. Great idea!
525050
No, not well. The clips on the sides connect to the bottom with the middle in place. They would be too long without it. It will hold a pretty big burger/bagel both dimensions.
1474466
I use mine with all my knives on it both the big and small ones.Very sturdy!
2001625
Absolutely! We purchased this as a functional piece of kitchen furniture, that is beautiful as well. One basket holds our cutlery, the other small pot/pan lids. Simply treat the wood block surface per the manufacturer's directions.
1389736
Possibly. The side edges are held in place by small nails. We have three of these, and one side of one did detach. We reattached it easily with the additional of some wood glue and it is very sturdy. We use ours for an unconventional purpose too: We use three side by side to cover our stovetop burners, and thus add some additional 'counter space' to our kitchen. We have gotten many compliments on our creative use of space. Sometime I will have a rice mixer, a food processor or a blender on the board and they are definitely sturdy enough. However, we don't store our appliance on the boards.
115092
It's more of a working area rather than a chopping table but you can definitely chop on it (remember to oil it if you do). I wouldn't.
778286
Well, it depends on exactly what you mean. It has a case that holds the unit, spare blades and food gripper, but it's an irregular shape and doesn't store well. If you're talking about the unit itself, it has a slight elevation but it only sits about 3/4 to 1 inch above whatever surface you're using it on. It doesn't slide around while you use it, but because it's so close to the counter/chopping board the sliced food does pile up underneath it while you slice.
2249563
We have a large butcher block cutting board with handles in the last slot at back. It holds that fine with 6 other smaller and thinner boards. Large board is 15x16x1. Hope this helps.
219541
No, it would not. It's not that great of a chopper for anything tough. It would work well for chopping soft foods.
812622
Yes, of course, it does. And it's quite sturdy. I use it mostly for the utensils I wash by hand -- knives, large serving spoons, turners, spatulas, etc. If you also have the Totally Bamboo Eco Dish Rack, this rests on the side of it, though not snuggly. It won't fall off, and I wouldn't say it was a deal breaker by any means, but just an observation.
2004631
Yes it does. I just checked. We have a 12" chef's knife (that's a large-bladed chopping knife, right?) that we keep in the bamboo block.
1789689
This drain board is not like the old ones that were made of rubber. It has a plastic bottom and slides easily. The top feels a bit different, as if a bit rubberized. I have never tried chopping foods on a chopping board ON the drain board. I would think that would be even more unstable.