Kitchenware collections
Develop a coherent range of board sizes and profiles for your retail or wholesale customers.
Golden-brown timber tones create a refined foundation for kitchen and serving collections. We review teak board construction, dimensions and detailing against your intended product and order requirements.

Develop a coherent range of board sizes and profiles for your retail or wholesale customers.
Discuss face-grain, edge-grain or end-grain formats alongside thickness and material availability.
Plan logo placement and packaging so the wood remains the focal point of the product.
Compare material, dimensions, quantity and packing options before committing to the order.

Send your preferred design with dimensions and quantities. The quotation will identify the agreed material, construction, features, marking and packing details.
| Detail | Project options |
|---|---|
| Material | Teak; availability confirmed during quotation |
| Construction | Agreed grain orientation and strip layout |
| Details | Juice grooves, side grips and corners |
| Packing | Sleeves, labels or boxes to your brief |
Teak programs are quoted around material availability, construction and packaging. Selected mixed-SKU trials may be reviewed separately.
Confirm species, source country and supplier documentation for the teak used in your order.
Bulk lead time is typically planned after material, sample and artwork approval; teak availability can affect schedule.
Review laser logo placement, product labels, packaging artwork and carton information together with the board. Your approved specification gives production a common reference.
Ask for the botanical species, country of harvest or source, supplier records and any chain-of-custody or legality documents required for your destination. Do not rely on a marketing name alone.
Both constructions can be reviewed. Feasibility depends on the selected teak, board dimensions, strip or block layout and the approved sample.
No. Teak is a natural material and varies in tone and grain. Buyers should define an acceptable visual range and approve the intended construction during sampling.
Yes. Laser engraving, labels, sleeves, retail boxes and export cartons can be specified together with the board.
Requirements depend on the destination and tariff classification. Buyers should confirm timber legality and traceability requirements, food-contact requirements for the finished article, and any customs declarations with their importer or broker.
Wood legality and traceability are important to teak import planning. Agree the actual timber documentation and destination requirements in addition to the cutting-board specification.
Request botanical species, harvest/origin information and traceability evidence available for the proposed material batch.
Approve the board drawing, thickness, grain orientation, edge shaping, handle features and acceptable visual range.
State whether the product is for serving or chopping and what food-contact finishing or testing is needed for the destination.
Use identical quantity, branding, pack-out, delivery terms and documentation requirements when evaluating supplier pricing.
Send your drawing, dimensions and target quantity. We’ll review the specification and discuss a practical route to production.