Richlite?

[Bad Hat BBQ]

I am on the hunt for a Heat resistant cutting board that I can keep outside (under my grill pavilion)
I have 10 drawer tool chest (18x41) w/o the wood top



​​Cuttingboards.net - 1/4" Black Richlite Cutting Board - A Cut Above the Rest!

Anyone have experience with cuttingboards.net??

They appear to have Poly, Bamboo, and RICHLITE Boards that you can order in any size (down to the 1/16th!!)
AND different thicknesses are available


RIchlite might be a decent option...thoughts?

[Draznnl]

It talks about being harder than wood. Does that mean it is hard on knives and your knives are going to get prematurely dull?

[Bad Hat BBQ]

This will be more of a prep/staging area...mostly concerned about it being outside.

I have smaller cutting boards that I can grab when needed.

[rickgregory]

Yeah "Much harder surface than wood" is a negative, not a positive.

Why does it need to be heat resistant, though? I can't think of a time when I expose my cutting board to high heat.

[Bad Hat BBQ]

The top of my out door tool cabinet (Craftsmen 41 x 18)

Plan to use this surface as a prep and stage area (Cast Iron Dutch oven orf fry pan may get placed there...

Mostly concerned about it being store outside

[rickgregory]

"Plan to use this surface as a prep and stage area (Cast Iron Dutch oven orf fry pan may get placed there..."

Ahh.. hmm. Maybe a dual solution? One that's temp safe and takes maybe 1/3 of the area and another that's a cutting board? Then you could use an inexpensive commercial plastic cutting board e.g. https://www.cuttingboards.net/poly-boards/