The board
Timber, length, width, thickness, grain orientation and visual appearance.
Bring a finished drawing or a reference idea. We help define the cutting board, review production feasibility and connect product details with your brand and packaging.

Timber, length, width, thickness, grain orientation and visual appearance.
Corners, chamfers, routed grooves, handles and side grips.
Logo artwork, placement, marking size and sample approval.
Sleeves, cartons, labels, barcodes and packing quantities.

Logo placement is reviewed together with the board size, groove, edge profile and intended presentation. This helps keep the branding visible without competing with the working surface.
Share vector artwork, preferred marking dimensions and placement with the product brief so the sample can establish the reference for bulk production.
Send your artwork and specification →| Stage | What happens |
|---|---|
| 01 / Product brief | Send the design, market, estimated order volume and desired launch date. |
| 02 / Technical review | Review materials, construction and details affecting feasibility and cost. |
| 03 / Quotation | Confirm the product scope, sample costs, minimum quantities and delivery terms. |
| 04 / Sample & artwork | Approve the agreed reference, logo position and pack artwork. |
| 05 / Bulk manufacturing | Produce against the approved specification and agreed quality criteria. |
| 06 / Packing & shipment | Prepare agreed packs and cartons; confirm destination documentation. |

A sleeve, gift box or label changes presentation, carton packing and cost. Share your sales channel, artwork requirements and preferred pack format with the first inquiry.
Packaging minimums, print setup, barcode positions and protective packing are confirmed for the quoted project.
Discuss your private-label range →These are useful starting points for sourcing discussions. The written quotation controls the final MOQ, lead time and packing scope for each SKU.
Standard board programs can start from 500 pieces per SKU.
Selected mixed-SKU trial programs can start from 100 pieces per SKU, subject to product and packaging approval. Standard MOQ remains 500 pieces per SKU.
Planning range after technical, sample and artwork approval; complexity can extend the schedule.
Show the outline, functional features and desired grain appearance.
Provide length, width and thickness, ideally in millimeters.
Separate the first order quantity from potential repeat volumes.
Supply vector artwork and the desired marking dimensions.
Describe the retail pack, labels and carton requirements.
State delivery location and required documentation.
Send your drawing, dimensions and target quantity. We’ll review the specification and discuss a practical route to production.