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John Boos Butcher Block Tables


Boos Makes Butcher Block Tables In a Variety of Woods, Styles, Shapes and Sizes

 

Bakers/Work Tables
Boos butcher block work tables  

 

Restaurant-Style
Boos dining table tops  

 

Rustica / LeRustica
Boos butcher blocks  

 

Gathering Blocks
Boos Gathering blocks  

Boos Butcher Block Tables Are Anything but Run of the Mill

Within the Boos line you’ll discover kitchen and dining room tables with widely divergent looks, ranging from 18-inch square butcher block stands with square, tapered legs, all the way up to 60” by 30” kitchen work tables with classic, turned legs. At one end of the style spectrum are simple but stylish Metropolitan tables, with one-inch-thick, edge-grain butcher blocks atop stainless steel frames. At the other extreme are Boos Calais tables, which feature 7-inch-thick, end-grain blocks on ornately carved, wood bases. And be sure to check out the gorgeous roped legs on the Tuscan Isle kitchen island.

Butcher Block Islands and Tables Fill Practical and Aesthetic Needs

Every one of these tables is sure to add a touch of style and class to your kitchen or dining room, and you can use any of them for food and meal prep, but realize that you should not cut directly upon a butcher block with a Varnique finish. This varnish-like coating creates a protective shell, giving the wood a fine-furniture look and making it great for dining. If you intend to cut upon the surface of your butcher block kitchen island table, choose one with a natural oil finish and maintain it with butcher block oil. It will be pre-treated with Boos Board Cream – a natural blend of moisturizing oil and beeswax.

Choose among Maple, Cherry and Walnut Butcher’s Block Tops

Many of these Boos tables can be configured with a stained or painted base to either complement or to accent your kitchen décor. Another common need many of these designs address is the need for added kitchen storage space. The most common solution is a solid or slatted wood shelf, but you’ll also discover tables with utensil drawers and even some with wicker storage baskets.

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Frequently Asked Questions

John Boos has been making butcher block tables since 1887 and is widely recognized as a leader in the industry. The brand is known for high-quality craftsmanship and the use of sustainably harvested hardwoods from U.S. forests.
These tables are made with butcher block tops crafted from maple, walnut, cherry, and oak hardwoods sourced from U.S. forests using sustainable practices. Hard maple is the most common species used for tables.
John Boos butcher block tables are available in three main grain styles: Edge Grain, featuring long, continuous wood rails for a clean, uniform look; Blended Grain, which uses wood pieces of varying lengths for a more textured, natural appearance; and End Grain, known for its classic checkerboard pattern and exceptional durability, commonly used in professional kitchens.
Yes. John Boos butcher block tables offer a wide range of color and style options based on wood species, grain construction, and finish. Select models can be configured with or without shelves, drawers, and caster wheels. Base color and stain options include Natural, Alabaster White, Black, Barn Red, Slate Gray, Basil Green, Cherry stain, Useful Gray stain, and Walnut stain, allowing the table to complement both traditional and modern kitchen designs.
Yes. John Boos butcher block tables can be customized with options such as shelves, drawers, caster wheels, and wicker storage baskets. Select models also allow you to choose from multiple base colors and stains, including Natural, Alabaster White, Black, Barn Red, Slate Gray, Basil Green, Cherry stain, Useful Gray stain, and Walnut stain.
No. John Boos butcher block tables require assembly. Table legs and shelves (if applicable) must be attached using basic household tools, and all necessary hardware is included. The assembly process is straightforward, and instructions are available here: https://butcherblockco.com/boos-block-assembly-instructions
John Boos butcher block tables typically ship within 4 weeks, since they are made to order.
If a butcher block table is found to be defective, it will be repaired or replaced. You may also return or exchange a table within 30 days of purchase. A 20% restocking fee applies since these products are made to order, and return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer.