Maple Plank Countertops

Plank Countertops Showcase Wood’s Beautiful Face Grain

Wood plank counters are also referred to as face grain countertops because their top and bottom surfaces show the face grain of the lumber used to make them. Envision a hardwood plank. Its two narrow surfaces - edges - show edge grain; and its two wider surfaces – faces - show face grain. Although face grain wood is more likely to show knife marks, plank countertops are popular because of their cleaner look, which follows from face grain’s less busy grain patterns and the use of fewer, wider boards, producing fewer seamlines.

Wood Planks Are 1-1/2” Thick and Vary in Width from 3” to 6”

The use of boards of different widths adds to the natural look and appeal of plank countertops. Each plank runs the full length of the countertop. BB Co. standard-size plank countertops are available in two species – maple and walnut; in four widths – 25, 27, 30 and 36 inches; in nine widths from 3 feet up to 10 feet; and in three different finishes: unfinished, mineral oil or conversion varnish. The edging style on all standard size tops is “squared” (lightly sanded to alleviate any sharpness).

We Offer Custom Plank Countertops Too!

If you can’t find a standard-size plank countertop to suit your needs, design your own custom solution. Our custom plank counter tops are available in 17 different styles; in widths up to six feet; in lengths up to fifteen feet; and in eight different edging styles. All BB Co. countertops – standard-sized and custom alike – are handcrafted by Amish woodworkers with a reputation for keen attention to detail. Each plank countertop they create should be considered a one-of-a-kind work of art to be cherished for a lifetime.

See all standard-size plank countertops