Look closer
Shaped for one job, done properly.
Two slots set at a slight tilt, so a pair of boards stand apart with air on every face.
01
Two cradles, cut deep
Each slot is carved out of the solid piece rather than assembled, and takes a board up to 1.3 inches thick.
02
A deliberate lean
The cradles sit at a slight angle, so a board settles back against the teak instead of standing dead upright and sliding.
03
A rail underneath
A turned rail ties the two sides together and lifts the boards clear of the counter, so water runs off rather than pooling.
04
Marked, not stickered
The Javanti Kayu name is burned into the side of the teak, so it is still there in ten years.
Before you buy
Will your board actually fit?
Two slots, each for a board up to 1.3 in thick
In the kitchen
Off the counter, and drying properly.
Kitchen
Two boards, off the counter
A prep board and a serving board, both upright and both drying, in the footprint of one.
- Two boards up to 1.3 in each
- Stands 8 x 5.5 x 3.7 in
Give it something to hold
The boards it was made for.
Before you order
Questions, answered plainly.
Will it hold the X-Large board?
No. Each slot takes a board up to 1.3 inches thick, and the X-Large Block is 1.5 inches. The Large Block at 1.2 inches fits. For the X-Large, use the Solo Stand, which takes boards up to 2.4 inches.
Do the two boards touch?
No. The slots are separated across the piece, so both boards have air on every face and neither leans on the other.
Why store a board upright?
A wooden board left flat holds moisture against the counter on one side. Standing it up lets both faces dry at the same rate, which is what keeps a board flat over the years.
What is it made of?
Solid Indonesian teak, cut and shaped by hand in Jepara, then finished with oil. Teak is dense and naturally oily, which is why it stands up to a wet kitchen.
How do I care for it?
Wipe it with a damp cloth and dry it. Give it a little mineral oil once in a while if the colour starts to look dry. Do not put it in the dishwasher.