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Catskill Craftsmen Adjustable Wood Over-the-Sink Board
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Sales Rank: 38625 Catskill Craftsmen
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Catskill Craftsmen Adjustable Wood Over-the-Sink Board
- Extends counter space
- Adjustable suspension wires
- 14 by 11 by 3/4 inch, just over 3 pounds in weight
- Wash with warm, soapy water; occasionally restore with mineral oil
- One-year warranty
Product Description
A wood specialist for more than 50 years, Catskill's experience with select eastern hardwoods sets it apart. The company uses only non-endangered, self-replenishing domestic species, such as hard maple and birch. This adjustable over-the-sink Cutting Board has pull-out plastic wires that adapt to fit almost any sink. It's a great help for cooks who need counter space, as it effectively turns the kitchen sink into a cutting surface. Extension wires extend an additional 3-inches. Amazon.com Review
This is the perfect cutting board for messy jobs, such as chopping canned tomatoes. Simply extend the rubber-enameled brackets from either end of the board to fit over the edges of the sink. Perfect for a kitchen with small counters or no counters, it's small enough to store in a drawer. --Schuyler Ingle
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Catskill Craftsmen Adjustable Wood Over-the-Sink Board
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- Publisher: Catskill Craftsmen
- Label: Catskill Craftsmen
- Studio: Catskill Craftsmen
- Average Customer Review:
based on 10 reviews
- Sales Rank in Kitchen & Housewares: #38625
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: hard to find 2008-06-24
Comment: Nice board, gives me extra work space in a small kitchen. Hard to find in stores so I bought two. I love it.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: sucky 2008-06-13
Comment: so we put it in the dishwasher, and the cheap wood planks separated. it's a sucky little cutting board. don't waste your hard-earned money.
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Summary: OK, depends on how big your sink is 2008-04-19
Comment: Having a small kitchen sucks. I thought buying an over-the-sink board will help, but either my sink is too wide, or this thing sucks.
The main problem is that the handles that extend from the board come out fairly easy, so while you're trying to balance the board and fitting the handles to the sink, you'll take them off completely. On my first attempt I thought I had the handles at the right length, but while cutting an onion, the whole thing crashed into the sink. I've become more careful after that, and it's been working fine, but setting it up is a little annoying, and I keep getting the handles out completely. The board itself is fine, by the way. No complaints there.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Dont buy!! I'm sorry I did 2007-03-30
Comment: I bought this for my son-in law for Christmas. He wanted an adjustable cutting board. This one looked nice and sturdy. I am so embarrassed, the board is cracked and warped. I felt horrible that this happened. By February, or even before, it was a piece of crap. I know that I threw out my receipt because I thought it would last a very long time. I bought one made of bamboo w/o the adjustable wires for $10. at The Christmas Tree Store for my daughter. It will last forever, it's beautiful!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Over-the-Sink Board 2006-11-06
Comment: The metal-plastic coated rods at the ends of the board slide very easily inward and outward thereby subjecting the board to fall into the sink.
The board received had an elongated crack! Not worth my time and money to return.
I've learned a lesson!!!
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