Product Description Previous page Next page 1 Worktop in golden teak 2 Worktop in dusk grey 3 Worktop in espresso 4 writing desk with worktop 5 our prouction overview Different wood species for our worktops Acacia wood, in Various Colors We use the Acacia Mangium specie which has the best wood and water repellant properties of them all, with inherent oils and resins similar to teak. Karri KARRI is regarded to be the second best of all the 'AUSSIE REDS' just behind JARRAH as number 1. Teak Teak wood is quite popular, owing to its durability and water resistance. Senna Senna is hard. The sapwood is whitish, and the heartwood is dark brown to nearly black, with stripes of dark and light. Previous page Next page Our tops are suitable for any carpentry use, for making kitchen worktop, shelving, table tops... 1 Kitchen Worktop 2 book shelves 3 Home Office Desk 4 Window Sill 5 Table Tops How to make a suitable sink based on our real wooden worktops? 01 Cutting the Butcher Blocks a. all INTERBUILD worktops are shrinkwrapped, make sure remove it first. b. Learning the color label. c. Cutting the worktops based on our design. It is important that we have a clean and chip free cut for making the surface. 02 Joining Butcher Block a. Use a streight cut instead of 45° cut when joining panels in "L" shape configuration. b. Make sure mark the locations for the wood dowels and knocked-down connectors. c. Clampping the panels to the fasten the table simply easy. d. Drilling the holes based on your design, and knocked down the connectors. 03 Routing for Sink Butcher Block a. Use the sink cut template to get a rough cut for the sink. b. The edges will be cleaned up, and CNC can be used as well. c. The edge will be rounted and stained finished off. 04 Sanding Butcher Block After joining the countertops and rounding over the desired edges, you are ready for sanding. for the most uniform finish and changing the stain color. You can remove the stain by sanding the inner build countertop here, we are going to use fest tools Rotex sander which gives a quick and consistent result. now that the profiled edge has been sanded. The sanding pad can be changed to a harder pad in order to sand the entire panel surface. 05 Staining Butcher Block a. Take a tack cloth and remove all surface dust and debris. b. Choose the Interbuild Hardwax oil you need. c. The oil will penetrate a lot more so use the oil generously, now we can move on to staining the top working in one foot. 06 Oiling Butcher Block Very high solid content (100% vegetable oils and waxes) with NO Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC), hence the high coverage / yield with low evaporation of fumes! Previous page A full-length panel It refers to a single piece of wood that is the full length of a standard size, without any joints. A finger joint panel It is made by joining small pieces of wood. The joints are glued and sometimes reinforced. A live edge panel It is a panel with the natural edge of the tree trunk, including bark and knots, as its outer edge. butcher block panel It is a type of wood panel made of hardwood strips, glued together for use as a worktop. Next page Different types for our worktop surface and edges 1 Full length 2 Finger joint 3 Live edge 4 Butcher block All our tops are factory oiled with our house developed Interbuild Hardwax oil, giving outstanding water repellant and protective properties. It is made by boiling many vegetable oils and waxes at very high temperature giving a low viscosity, micro molecular oil that penetrates deep into the wood. Hardwax Oil - zero% VOC; Food contact safe - For Wood Panels and furniture indoor and outdoor. - Approved and tested as per international requirements for contact with food stuff!
About this item These Stunning Hardwood Acacia Worktops will crown as jewels in any kitchen. Oiled with our own unique environmentally friendly INTERBUILD ZERO % VOC Hardwax oil, giving a hardwearing smooth finish, tested and approved for contact with Foodstuff. Also available in 250 ml cans on this site, search Interbuild hard wax oil. These tops are suitable for any carpentry use, for making beds, shelving, tables, end panels and so forth. The wood is selected with the aim to give an attractive Rustic appearance with knots and varied colouration from sapwood and heartwood as a feature, enhancing and complimenting any style of kitchen design/decor. There are about 2000 different Acacia species in our World, most of them originally coming from Australia and southern Asia. We use the Acacia Mangium specie which has the best wood and water repellant properties of them all, with inherent oils and resins similar to teak. Harvested from FSC certified plantations and then processed to worktops and panels in a World Class manner as per our systems. We introduced Acacia worktops to the Scandinavian market more than 15 years ago and soon thereafter to Europe, Australia, New Zealand and 3 years ago to the Canadian and US market, today being the World leader for these kind of worktops. Millions of our worktops and panels are today installed in homes Worldwide. We have stringent systems for quality control to ensure that every top we sell is flawless. Harvested from FSC certified plantations and then processed to worktops and panels in a World Class manner as per our systems. We introduced worktops to the Scandinavian market more than 15 years ago and soon thereafter to Europe, Australia, New Zealand and 3 years ago to the Canadian and US market, today being the World leader for these kind of worktops. Product Description Previous page Next page 1 Worktop in golden teak 2 Worktop in dusk grey 3 Worktop in espresso 4 writing desk with worktop 5 our prouction overview Different wood species for our worktops Acacia wood, in Various Colors We use the Acacia Mangium specie which has the best wood and water repellant properties of them all, with inherent oils and resins similar to teak. Karri KARRI is regarded to be the second best of all the 'AUSSIE REDS' just behind JARRAH as number 1. Teak Teak wood is quite popular, owing to its durability and water resistance. Senna Senna is hard. The sapwood is whitish, and the heartwood is dark brown to nearly black, with stripes of dark and light. Previous page Next page Our tops are suitable for any carpentry use, for making kitchen worktop, shelving, table tops... 1 Kitchen Worktop 2 book shelves 3 Home Office Desk 4 Window Sill 5 Table Tops How to make a suitable sink based on our real wooden worktops? 01 Cutting the Butcher Blocks a. all INTERBUILD worktops are shrinkwrapped, make sure remove it first. b. Learning the color label. c. Cutting the worktops based on our design. It is important that we have a clean and chip free cut for making the surface. 02 Joining Butcher Block a. Use a streight cut instead of 45° cut when joining panels in "L" shape configuration. b. Make sure mark the locations for the wood dowels and knocked-down connectors. c. Clampping the panels to the fasten the table simply easy. d. Drilling the holes based on your design, and knocked down the connectors. 03 Routing for Sink Butcher Block a. Use the sink cut template to get a rough cut for the sink. b. The edges will be cleaned up, and CNC can be used as well. c. The edge will be rounted and stained finished off. 04 Sanding Butcher Block After joining the countertops and rounding over the desired edges, you are ready for sanding. for the most uniform finish and changing the stain color. You can remove the stain by sanding the inner build countertop here, we are going to use fest tools Rotex sander which gives a quick and consistent result. now that the profiled edge has been sanded. The sanding pad can be changed to a harder pad in order to sand the entire panel surface. 05 Staining Butcher Block a. Take a tack cloth and remove all surface dust and debris. b. Choose the Interbuild Hardwax oil you need. c. The oil will penetrate a lot more so use the oil generously, now we can move on to staining the top working in one foot. 06 Oiling Butcher Block Very high solid content (100% vegetable oils and waxes) with NO Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC), hence the high coverage / yield with low evaporation of fumes! Previous page A full-length panel It refers to a single piece of wood that is the full length of a standard size, without any joints. A finger joint panel It is made by joining small pieces of wood. The joints are glued and sometimes reinforced. A live edge panel It is a panel with the natural edge of the tree trunk, including bark and knots, as its outer edge. butcher block panel It is a type of wood panel made of hardwood strips, glued together for use as a worktop. Next page Different types for our worktop surface and edges 1 Full length 2 Finger joint 3 Live edge 4 Butcher block All our tops are factory oiled with our house developed Interbuild Hardwax oil, giving outstanding water repellant and protective properties. It is made by boiling many vegetable oils and waxes at very high temperature giving a low viscosity, micro molecular oil that penetrates deep into the wood. Hardwax Oil - zero% VOC; Food contact safe - For Wood Panels and furniture indoor and outdoor. - Approved and tested as per international requirements for contact with food stuff!