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Types of
cutting boards
Discover the differences between
end grain and face grain cutting boards
End grain cutting boards are those in which the wood fibers are placed vertically to the cutting surface and not horizontally as in the face grain boards.
Face grain boards
Features
- Wood fiber in horizontal direction
- Cheaper
- Allows designs with handles and irregular shapes easily
- Possibility of one-piece tables
- Requieres less maintenance
- Simpler construction process
- Designed for non-intensive use
- Knives cut the wood fibers
- They tend to be thinner
- Harder woods are not usually used in face grain boards.
- Knives dull faster (depending on wood species)
End Grain Cutting Boards
Features
- Wood fiber in vertical direction
- Allows for unique designs and patterns
- Knives do not cut wood fibers
- Knives stay sharp for longer
- Less subject to bacterial contamination
- Less prone to deformation
- Re-flattenable multiple times
- They require more wood
- Requires more exhaustive maintenance
- More elaborate construction process
- Higher weight
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