Induction cooktop cutting board cover

[varmonter]

When we remodeled the kitchen in our sticks and bricks..I kept the piece of Corion that was cut out of the counter top for the kitchen sink.
This made great cutting board material.
Over the years as it got used you can sand it with diminishing grits to polish it up again.
It would be nice to find a piece that matches our rv countertop. You can drill a whole and cut out a handle ..Perhaps a visit to a local countertop place could yield a scrap.??

[Dutch Star Don]

Originally Posted by 2cyber71

Hey Don,
Can you show a photo of the rubber feet you used for your cover.
Thanks
Jim

Here you go....

[2cyber71]

Originally Posted by Dutch Star Don

Here you go....

Attachment 367881

Thank you

[2cyber71]

Don I bought one and put little stick-on feet.
Fits perfect on a flush mounted True Induction top.
Thank you so very much for this tip.
I’ll post a photo when I get out there to load for my Yellowstone Trip

$30

My local cabinet company wanted $250 to make a custom butcher block top.
Haa!

[2cyber71]

Don!
Here it is in my Horizon!
Covers and protects the induction cooktop

[Dutch Star Don]

The company where I bought mine recommended coating the new board with bee's wax. I bought a squeeze tube and put on a liberal amount when new and now about once a year. It keeps it nice.

[2cyber71]

Originally Posted by 777 Driver

I recall, some time ago, that some suggested using a solid wood top for a Husky 27 in. rolling tool cabinets available from Home Depot: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-26...0001/203949843

At $24.97, it was suggested to fit perfectly on top of the induction cooktop. Its dimensions are listed as: 26.3 in. W x 17.9 in. D x 0.7 in. H

I chose to use a plastic cutting board cut to fit from this company: https://www.cuttingboardcompany.com/

I found that you sizing the cutting board larger than the cooktop and using some rubber feet helps keep it centered over the cooktop.

Take care,
Stu

Stu,
I got one from Homedepot. It’s perfect.
$30
Thank you
See my previous post

[lukesterwis]

Originally Posted by varmonter

When we remodeled the kitchen in our sticks and bricks..I kept the piece of Corion that was cut out of the counter top for the kitchen sink.
This made great cutting board material.
Over the years as it got used you can sand it with diminishing grits to polish it up again.
It would be nice to find a piece that matches our rv countertop. You can drill a whole and cut out a handle ..Perhaps a visit to a local countertop place could yield a scrap.??

We purchased a Forrest River product that had Corian counters (very attractive)
and the sink covers were the UGLY/CHEAP looking black cutting board material.
I discovered that if you look at the underside of the counters (where you can)you will come across a sticker that tells you the color/make/material of the counters.
I called Forest River to get the manufacture. Called them and had two inserts made that worked and looked perfect.
It wasn't all that expensive.
PS: It was a undermount sink application

[lukesterwis]

Originally Posted by Dutch Star Don

The company where I bought mine recommended coating the new board with bee's wax. I bought a squeeze tube and put on a liberal amount when new and now about once a year. It keeps it nice.

Don
Thank you for the GREAT idea. I purchased the "Husky" board and rubber feet.
I will coat in bees wax as you suggested.
We do the same as you. We use the thin plastic cutting mats that are a lot easier to wash dry/store. and when they get a little worn....On to the next
EXCELLENT IDEA