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OUR PRINCIPLES

We take pride in crafting kitchen boards that turn natural wood into timeless works of art, seamlessly blending beauty with functionality.

Each piece is thoughtfully designed to elevate everyday cooking experiences while prioritizing durability and ease of use. Our eco-friendly approach ensures that every board is produced responsibly, using ethically sourced materials and minimizing waste in our processes.

We believe in the harmony of nature and craftsmanship, creating products that respect the environment while enhancing your kitchen.

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Handcrafted kitchenware

1960

MACHINE WOOD MANUFACTORING

1964

KNOCK KNOCK WOOD FOUNDED

1998

FIRST CNC UNIT INTRODUCED

2010

LASER PRINT INTRODUCED

2012

GOING EPOXY

2020

oxcart manufacturing

1870

Handcrafted kitchenware

1960

MACHINE WOOD MANUFACTORING

1964

KNOCK KNOCK WOOD FOUNDED

1998

FIRST CNC UNIT INTRODUCED

2010

LASER PRINT INTRODUCED

2012

GOING EPOXY

2020

OUR MATERIALS

WALNUT

WALNUT

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Walnut’s deep brown and dark coloring makes it a premier choice. It’s a fine-grained wood that can be stained easily and looks great when polished. Though it’s one of the more expensive hardwoods, its beautiful appearance makes it worth.

PINE

Pine is generally an indoor wood unless it’s been treated for outdoor use. Pine can be stained, painted or finished. There are many different types of wood for furniture, and pine is an excellent choice.

REDWOOD

Redwood is fairly soft and has a reddish tint. It comes from redwood trees, which have a straight grain. The wood is easy to cut and form to the shape and length you require.

MAHAGONY

Mahogany has a tint ranging from reddish-brown to deep-red. It’s fairly soft compared to other softwoods. The wood has a straight grain and a medium texture.

BIRCH

Birch is one of the harder types of hardwood, with yellow and white varieties. White birch has a lighter color and looks similar to maple. Yellow birch has a pale yellow appearance, with a reddish-brown tint in the heartwood.

OUR PRINCIPLES

OUR TIMELINE

oxcart manufacturing

Handcrafted kitchenware

MACHINE WOOD MANUFACTORING

KNOCK KNOCK WOOD FOUNDED

FIRST CNC UNIT INTRODUCED

LASER PRINT INTRODUCED

GOING EPOXY

oxcart manufacturing

Handcrafted kitchenware

MACHINE WOOD MANUFACTORING

KNOCK KNOCK WOOD FOUNDED

FIRST CNC UNIT INTRODUCED

LASER PRINT INTRODUCED

GOING EPOXY

Inspired by nature

OUR MATERIALS

WALNUT

WALNUT

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PINE

PINE

REDWOOD

REDWOOD

MAHAGONY

MAHAGONY

BIRCH

BIRCH

CONTACT

It takes two people to run a business!

OUR PRINCIPLES

OUR TIMELINE

oxcart manufacturing

Handcrafted kitchenware

MACHINE WOOD MANUFACTORING

KNOCK KNOCK WOOD FOUNDED

FIRST CNC UNIT INTRODUCED

LASER PRINT INTRODUCED

GOING EPOXY

oxcart manufacturing

Handcrafted kitchenware

MACHINE WOOD MANUFACTORING

KNOCK KNOCK WOOD FOUNDED

FIRST CNC UNIT INTRODUCED

LASER PRINT INTRODUCED

GOING EPOXY

Inspired by nature

OUR MATERIALS

WALNUT

WALNUT‍

PINE

PINE

REDWOOD

REDWOOD

MAHAGONY

MAHAGONY

BIRCH

BIRCH

CONTACT

It takes two people to run a business!

WALNUT

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