| Published on Jul 17, 2023 Butcher blocks counters with white cabinets is a classic combination that can look traditional, rustic, or modern, depending on the rest of the kitchen design. 1. Farmhouse Kitchen with a Butcher Block Island and White Cabinets The designers of this kitchen chose a honey-colored butcher block for this white…
| Published on Jul 11, 2023 There are four standard butcher block sealer options: mineral oil, an oil and beeswax combo, Waterlox, and polyurethane. The product you choose will determine how often you need to seal your countertops, ranging from weekly to up to ten years. Why Seal Butcher Block Countertops Butcher block counters contain…
| Published on Jul 11, 2023 Staining butcher block counters can change the look of your kitchen and bring older wood back to life. Before staining, it’s essential to choose a food-safe product and a compatible sealer. Types of Butcher Block Stain There are three types of butcher block stain: water-based, oil-based, and one-step oil+stain…
| Published on Jul 11, 2023 Learning the pros and cons of butcher block counters can help you decide if this is the right material for your kitchen. While these wood counters add a natural look to any space, they require ongoing maintenance, which is a deterrent for some buyers. The Pros and Cons of…
| Published on Jul 11, 2023 The average cost of a butcher block counter in the United States is $3,500 for material and installation. Prices range from $50-$100 per square foot, depending on the thickness of the butcher block and the type of wood. Types of Wood for Butcher Block Counters with Price The most…
