Proofing Board, 18 x 26

These appear to be great. Sturdier than I anticipated. Note the other comments regarding rough edges. I ran 150 grit sandpaper over the corners, edges and faces. Took about 3 minutes for each board. Now they are nice and smooth. Very happy with them.

18x26 proofing board. Edges and top and bottom are all smooth, no sand papering needed. Perfect size for the 2nd bathroom sink in the master room bathroom vanity - to give extra counter space for a little coffee/tea station. And it’s 30-50% less than cutting boards.

Was too big for my purposes so cut in half, rounded off the corners and now have 2 very nice proofing boards.

This is nice to work small puzzles on.

These are nice and sturdy boards for holding your dough. And it's the best price I've found, especially when there is free shipping on them.The corners are rounded so that you don't get impaled by sharp edges. The edges are a bit on the rough side, however. I recommend going over it with some medium sandpaper in order to minimize roughness and splinters. They fit fine in a rolling cart made for holding full size sheet pans.I ordered 8 of these, and they were shipped by Wasserstrom as 2 packages of 4 boards. The boards were shipped in a flattened cardboard box, taped around the edges. Not the most secure method of shipping since much of the tape had torn, and it wasn't 100% sealed to begin with. If it had been raining/snowing, these boards would have definitely gotten wet - not good for something that is untreated wood and made for food use.

I bought this to put over my boat sink to extend my prep area. Had it cut down about an inch and added grip pads on the edges underneath. Lightly sanded and oiled it! Lighter than a cutting board, perfect!