Williamsburg Butcher Block Co. Unfinished American Walnut 12 ft. Length x 4 in. Wide x 3/4 in. Thick Butcher Block Backsplash
About American Walnut Backsplash
Unfinished American Walnut 12 ft. Length x 4 in. Wide x 3/4 in. Thick Butcher Block Backsplash
Williamsburg Butcher Block Co. - 3/4" x 4" x 12' LFT American Walnut Unfinished Butcher Block Backsplash
Form meets function in kitchens that have butcher block countertops by Williamsburg Butcher Block Company. The close grain provides a smooth surface, easily cleaned and cared for. American Walnut is one of the most highly sought after domestic hardwood choices. The grain pattern of American walnut is mostly straight but it also exhibits the wavy grain that is so highly desired among homeowners. The unrivaled opulence of this wood has placed it among the most prized North American hardwoods.
What’s more, butcher block is easy to cut, shape, and finish with standard home tools. So, if you’re looking to add that personalized, tailor-made touch, you have an ideal opportunity to do so thanks to the versatile and DIY-friendly nature of this wood. The only restriction is your own creativity!
Williamsburg Butcher Blocks are sold unfinished.
Details
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Article Number
What is Article Number?
AWBS12 -
Color
What is Color?
Brown
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Color Group
What is Color Group?
Brown
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Installation Areas
What is Installation Areas?
Dry Areas
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Intended Usage
What is Intended Usage?
Residential Applications, Light Commercial Applications
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Species
What is Species?
Walnut
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Shade
What is Shade?
Dark
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Texture
What is Texture?
Smooth
Dimensions
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Average Length
What is Average Length?
144 in.
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Box Height
What is Box Height?
.75 in.
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Box Length
What is Box Length?
144 in.
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Box Weight
What is Box Weight?
12 lb.
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Box Width
What is Box Width?
4 in.
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Overall Thickness (Actual)
What is Overall Thickness (Actual)?
.75 in.
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Overall Thickness (Nominal)
What is Overall Thickness (Nominal)?
.75 in.
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Width
What is Width?
4 in.
This product can expose you to chemicals including wood dust, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. Drilling, sawing, sanding or machining wood products can expose you to wood dust. Avoid inhaling wood dust or use a dust mask or other safeguards for personal protection. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/wood.