Front of the House Rectangular Serving Board - 12" x 9", Wood, Carbon (SPT047DWW20)

Transform your restaurant’s presentation with the Front of the House 12x9 Root® Carbon Serving Board (SPT047DWW20), a bold yet sustainable statement piece designed for modern commercial kitchens. This rectangular serving board features a Shou Sugi Ban carbon finish, an ancient Japanese technique that enhances wood durability while adding a striking contrast to plated food. Sourced from naturally fallen fir trees, this board supports eco-conscious dining—ideal for buffet lines, charcuterie displays, shared appetizers, and desserts. Its 12” x 9” dimensions provide ample space for creative food arrangements, while the 1.5” height ensures stability during service. Perfect for fine dining, casual eateries, and catering setups, this serving board balances aesthetic appeal, functionality, and sustainability—making it a must-have for restaurants prioritizing both form and eco-responsibility.

Crafted from reclaimed fir wood, the SPT047DWW20 offers enhanced durability and a natural wood grain that complements plated ingredients. Its carbon-treated surface resists moisture while adding a sophisticated, smoky contrast that elevates food presentation. Whether serving artisanal charcuterie, small plates, or gourmet desserts, this serving board ensures your dishes stand out. Lightweight yet sturdy (4.19 lbs), it’s designed for easy handling in high-volume restaurant settings. The Root® series by Front of the House is engineered for professional kitchens, offering a blend of industrial strength, sustainability, and visual impact that sets your dining experience apart.

Ideal for restaurant owners, chefs, and caterers seeking premium, sustainable tableware, this serving board is a versatile addition to any buffet line, dessert station, or tabletop display. Its minimalist yet dramatic design works seamlessly in modern, rustic, or contemporary restaurant settings. Order now and experience the difference in your restaurant’s presentation—where durability meets design, and sustainability meets sophistication.