Olympia Large Acacia Steak Board (Pack of 6)
Product Description
These acacia wood steak boards from Olympia are a practical tableware choice for restaurants and gastropubs serving plated steak dishes. Each board is solid acacia wood, sized generously enough to...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 6
- Dimensions
- 25(H) x 310(W) x 240(D)mm
- Dishwasher safe
- No
- Material
- Acacia Wood
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Product Description
These acacia wood steak boards from Olympia are a practical tableware choice for restaurants and gastropubs serving plated steak dishes. Each board is solid acacia wood, sized generously enough to plate a steak alongside chips and a side without crowding, and comes as a pack of six — a practical quantity for most table service operations.
The board is designed with service in mind. A routed recess runs around the outer perimeter to catch any meat juices or sauces before they reach the table, and a circular cut-out provides a dedicated spot for a ramekin of peppercorn sauce, a gravy boat, or a small condiment pot. A pair of finger notches on the lower edge makes it easy for front-of-house staff to collect boards from the table cleanly and efficiently, even during a busy service.
- Perimeter recess contains meat juices and prevents table spillage
- Circular cut-out seats a ramekin or small sauce vessel securely
- Finger notches on lower edge aid efficient clearing during service
- Solid acacia wood construction stands up to regular commercial use
- Sold as a pack of six for consistent tableware presentation
Acacia wood requires a degree of ongoing care to remain in good condition. The boards should not be submerged in water or put through a dishwasher — wipe-clean with a damp cloth after each use and condition periodically with a food-safe mineral oil to prevent the wood from drying or cracking. With the right care routine, they will give reliable service over many years.
These boards are well suited to restaurants, pub kitchens, and steakhouses that serve plated grills as a core part of the menu. For very high covers or fast-turnaround concepts where quick sanitisation between tables is a priority, it is worth considering whether a wooden board format fits your service model before committing. If you are unsure whether this style of servingware suits your operation, feel free to get in touch — we are happy to talk it through.
Key Features
- Solid acacia wood board with perimeter juice recess for table service
- Circular cut-out accommodates a ramekin or small sauce vessel
- Finger notches on lower edge allow easy one-handed clearing
- Over 30cm wide, providing space for steak, chips and a side
- Supplied as a pack of six for consistent front-of-house presentation
Operational Benefits
- Perimeter recess prevents meat juices spilling onto customer tables
- Dedicated ramekin slot keeps condiments secure throughout service
- Finger notches speed up table clearing during busy service periods
- Pack of six supports efficient table-turn without running short
- Durable acacia wood maintains presentable appearance with regular oiling
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 6
- Dimensions
- 25(H) x 310(W) x 240(D)mm
- Dishwasher safe
- No
- Material
- Acacia Wood
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Frequently Asked Questions
- No — acacia wood should not be submerged in water or put through a commercial dishwasher, as repeated exposure will cause the wood to swell, crack, or warp over time. The recommended approach is to wipe clean after each service and condition the boards periodically with a food-safe mineral oil to keep the wood in good condition.
- A pack of six is a practical starting point for smaller operations or as an addition to an existing set, but higher-volume restaurants or those running steak as a primary menu item will typically want multiple packs to cover peak covers without running short mid-service. Consider your average steak covers per sitting when deciding on quantity.
- Acacia is a commonly used timber for food contact servingware in commercial hospitality environments. To maintain compliance, the boards should be kept in good condition — free from deep cuts, cracks, or significant wear — and should be removed from service and replaced if they deteriorate to the point where thorough cleaning is no longer practical.