BUTCHER BLOCK COUNTERTOPS

There are many countertop materials to choose from if you update your cooking place from stone to laminate. Butcher block kitchen countertops are everyone's favorite surface regarding affordability and durability. We can make custom laminate countertops for the kitchen cabinets in Formica and Wilsonart brands of lamination. We can also apply an exceptional edge to the countertops for a high-end look. We also make custom solid surfaces with custom butcher block countertops in Pulaski county, White county, and Lonoke county in Corian, Wilsonart, and Formica for those waiting for a surface that is food safe, medically safe, and safe from other such things.

So, what makes butcher blocks different from other types of wood slabs? The answer can be straightforward; it is the material's construction. Butcher block is made up of straight pieces of wood that are carefully glued together to create a sturdy surface with regular maintenance, which will make it last for many years. To see how you can incorporate this in your kitchen, we gathered some butcher block countertops in Pulaski county, White county, and Lonoke county.

·         Acacia Wood Butcher Block

The open shelves with dishware is another noteworthy feature worth mentioning. Combined with white walls, they will disappear, making the kitchen appear bright and exposed. 

·         Oak Wood Butcher Block

The oak and their glossy finish is created using a food-safe sealer and waterproof. 

·         Walnut Wood Butcher Block

To remodel under budget, you can go with affordable Walnut butcher block countertops instead of expensive stones. 

·         Make the most of the butcher block.

We often find the best space-saving ideas from small kitchens. Cabinets by Persch make the most of the butcher block countertop with a custom cutting brand that covers the sink. 

·         American Cherry wood Butcher Block

The team of Cabinets by Persch selected a butcher block countertop in American cherry wood for the countertops along the wall.