Unfinished Hevea 4 ft. L x 25 in. D x 1.5 in. T Butcher Block Countertop

We received the counter tops on time, they were well packaged and protected, and the quality is great!

Very nice piece of butcher block

I bought this to go in the laundry room which already has one butcher block countertop stained with red mahogany and then varnished. Original one was from LL but they dont have it any longer. After cutting, rounding edges, sanding and staining, "blotches" of the surface wouldn't take stain. Considered returning but decided to do some serious sanding to remove the smeared filler, restain and touch up remaining small bits of filler with red/brown paint. OK but not perfect.

I bought this for a half wall bar I built in the basement. I'm not yet done finishing it yet, however I'm pleasantly surprised with the product... I was nervous that this butcher block may not take a stain or varnish well. I'm using Danish oil and a top coat. The picture shows 2 coats of Danish oil.

I am impressed with this product. We sanded stained it and used polyurethane to seal. It is gorgeous I. Our kitchen and holding up well.

Building a workshop in my back yard & wanted a solid workbench for it. This was the perfect countertop for my shop. The wood was a good match for my shiplap walls & the dimensions were exactly what I was looking for. I purchased it online for store pickup & it arrived sooner than expected. It was well packaged for protection & the folks at Home Depot loaded it into my truck. When I unpacked it for installation, I noticed some minor surface & edge flaws. If I were installing this in my kitchen, I would have had to sand/fill/repair those flaws but since this is going to be a workbench, no big deal. I really like it!!

I found this 25"x72" Hevea butcher block countertop in a Home Depot store for $118.00. I had to buy it. Eventually I decided to build some additional cabinets in my kitchen to use the countertop on. I built a pantry cabinet and a liquor cabinet and designed it so the countertop would be 43" high (bar top height). I ordered doors to match my older cabinets (redid them 8 years ago). The countertop was good to work with. I cut it with a cordless circular saw and a saber saw with very little burning. I made a 1/2" plywood template and used a pattern bit on a router to finish cutting a freehand curve and used a 1/4" roundover bit to finish the edges. Sanded everything with a belt sander and a palm sander using 120 and 220 grit. Go easy with a belt sander it can ruin your project quickly. I thought I would skip using a stain to darken the wood and just finish it with water based polyurethane and I really dig the light clear finish. Oil based poly adds an amber color but I had a quart of the water based poly (satin finish) and it enhanced the white color a little yellow and looks clean to me. I used 6 coats of poly on top and 3 on the bottom. I used a damp rag to raise the grain on the unfinished wood then sanded before starting the poly coats. Still had to sand (220 and 400 grit) after each coat. I didn't want a high buildup so I am satisfied with the product.

Love this hardwood board. I added the legs and it is the perfect place for my giant sewing machine.

Good quality looks great

great product, great price. did entire kitchen and put 2 together to make a dinning table. love it