Maple butcher block

Have a butcher block countertop or tabletop that you want to add color and topcoat to? Here are the best wood finishes for butcher block - stain and oils!

Maple butcher block product is one of the hardest woods we offer; perfect for counter tops, kitchen islands, and table tops. Its naturally light color allows for customization to fit any residential or commercial setting.

Easy-to-follow guide for finishing butcher block countertops with ZERO maintenance. Stain and seal butcher block to fit your lifestyle.

Check out these Butcher Block Options for your DIY project to upgrade kitchens, dining rooms, craft rooms and bathrooms.

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Custom, handmade ambrosia maple slab top, made to your dimensions. Perfect for countertops, butcher blocks, kitchen islands, DIY desks and more! Handcrafted at our Michigan workshop using sustainable salvaged urban lumber. Sanded by hand to a buttery smooth finish. Premium zero-VOC natural oil finish. Maple brings a warm, vibrant glow to any space and this wood top is ready to help bring your vision into reality. *Message us for details about custom book-matched slabs, butterfly/bowtie…

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There are pros and cons to having butcher block countertops in the kitchen. Here are a few things to consider before getting them, plus some helpful tips.

In this post, I’ll be showing you how to seal butcher block with Polycrylic and explain why it’s the BEST sealer to use for butcher block.

While working on the flip recently we had one of those “oh crap” moments when we realized we ruined the brand new butcher block counters. It would be easy to pretend we didn’t screw anything up and post a perfectly flawless “how-to” post, but where’s the fun in that? So follow along, because in this post I’ll share what went wrong and how we made it right so you can avoid making the same mistakes!