Screencraft
Philadelphia Glass Cutting Board
Elevate your kitchen with this Philadelphia-themed glass cutting board from Screencraft. Featuring a detailed antique map of Philadelphia, this board is as decorative as it is functional. Crafted from durable tempered glass, its ultra-hygienic surface resists moisture absorption, making it perfect for preparing food or serving appetizers. The 12-inch square design includes four rubber feet for stability and to protect your countertops. Proudly printed and made in Rhode Island, it's a beautiful and useful addition to any home.
$52.00
Owner Satisfaction
4.0
/ 5
Category Rank
2841
/ 2910
#2841 in Cutting Boards
Price vs Category Average
-38%
Below average
Material
Glass and Rubber
/ Glass and Rubber
Who it's for
- Superior Hygiene
- Decorative Display Piece
- Heat and Stain Resistant
Who should skip it
- Rapid Knife Dullness
- Loud and Unforgiving Surface
- Risk of Shattering
Key Specs
Material
Glass and Rubber
Dimensions
12" x 12" (30.48 cm x 30.48 cm)
Shape
Square
Features non-slip rubber feet
Food contact safe
Antimicrobial surface
Care
Not dishwasher safe
Country of Origin
United States
Features
- Durable tempered glass construction
- Ultra-hygienic, non-porous surface
- Decorative antique Philadelphia map design
- Non-slip rubber feet for stability
- Ideal for cutting and serving
- Made in the USA
What customers say
This glass cutting board earns high praise for its striking visual appeal and superior hygiene. Customers love the vibrant city design, making it an excellent decorative piece or serving platter. The nonporous glass is consistently lauded for being easy to clean, resisting stains and odors, which addresses common kitchen concerns. However, its utility as a primary cutting surface is debated. Serious cooks note that the hard glass dulls knives quickly, leading many to reserve it for light prep or serving only. Some users also mention the loud noise during chopping. Overall, it excels as a stylish, durable, and hygienic accessory, though buyers should consider the trade-offs if heavy chopping is the main intent.
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