Cutting boards. Thoughtfully renewed.
A better life for
every cutting board.
LoopBoard pairs white HDPE cutting surfaces with a distinctive teal core. Designed for professional resurfacing, it is built around a simple idea: keep a suitable board working, then take responsibility for what comes next. Care for your board. Respect the material.
Choose your kitchen
Our responsibility
Use thoughtfully.
Take care of what comes next.
The teal core has a purpose. When our resurfacing team exposes it on the working face during the final assessment, it shows that the board is ready to retire. Our commitment is to document renewals and build reliable material recovery pathways, so environmental responsibility is something we can account for.
Commercial Kitchens
A considered approach to a working essential.
From a restaurant prep counter to an institutional kitchen, cutting boards are part of the daily work. LoopBoard is designed with a ¼″ white cutting layer on each face and a ¼″ teal core: ¾″ in total. We handle resurfacing and assessment, so the renewal process stays with the people doing the work.
- Plan for the kitchen. Start with the boards, dimensions and working environment.
- Assess before renewal. Professional resurfacing is for boards that are suitable for further service.
- Account for the material. Track renewals and verified recovery separately from disposal.
Service areas, return arrangements and program details will be confirmed as the offering develops.
Residential Kitchens
A place for good food.
A little more thought for what we use.
The same care belongs at home. Our residential direction brings LoopBoard’s approach to everyday meal preparation: a considered place to work, care for the board and a plan for the material beyond its first use.
- Start with your space. Think about how and where you prepare food.
- Make care part of the routine. Look after the tools you use every day.
- Think beyond replacement. Explore renewal and recovery as the residential offering develops.
Residential products and service arrangements are in development. The kitchen images show the intended setting, not final product specifications.