Bulk Cutting boards

Wholesale Cutting Boards — Canadian Hardwood, Sourced in Canada

If you found this page you’re probably not looking for one cutting board. You need volume. Consistent quality across an order. A supplier who knows what they’re selling and can deliver the same thing every time.

That’s what we do. We source Canadian hardwood cutting boards — maple, cherry, walnut — and sell wholesale to retailers, restaurants, laser engravers, resin artists, and corporate gifting buyers across Canada. We’ve been doing this since 2016 out of Quebec. The supply chain is short, the wood is real Canadian hardwood, and the minimum is 24 boards per SKU.

That’s the short version. Here’s everything else.

Why Wholesale

Buying cutting boards retail makes sense for one or two boards. It stops making sense fast once you’re running a business that needs them regularly.

Retail markup on cutting boards is significant. You’re paying for packaging, for shelf space, for the store’s margin on top of the distributor’s margin. None of that adds value to the board itself. Wholesale cuts through all of that. You pay for the product, not the chain it passed through to get to you.

There’s also the consistency problem. Retail stock changes. The board you bought last month might not be available next month, or it comes from a different supplier and the dimensions are slightly off, or the surface prep is different. For anyone doing production work — laser engraving, resin art, gift packaging — that inconsistency creates real problems downstream.

Wholesale from a single source fixes both issues. Same price structure, same product, same quality every order.

Who We Sell To

Laser Engravers
Personalized boards for weddings, housewarmings, realtor closings, corporate gifts. Need flat, consistently surfaced blanks in pale maple for good contrast. Settings dialled in once hold across the whole batch.
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Resin Artists
River boards, decorative pours, coloured inlay. Good hardwood underneath means stable bonding and no surprises weeks after the piece is sold. Cheap softwood warps and fails under resin.
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Restaurants & Food Service
Hard maple holds up in commercial use. Resists deep knife marks. Cleans well. Looks good enough to put in front of customers for charcuterie, bread service, and pizza boards.
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Retailers
Canadian hardwood is an easy sell. Customers pick them up, feel the weight, look at the grain, and understand what they’re holding. The margins work, the product sells, quality stays consistent across shipments.
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Corporate Gifting
Functional, impressive, Canadian-made. Client gifts, employee recognition, event packages. The gift is still on someone’s counter years later instead of in a landfill six months after it was given.

The Wood

We carry three species. Each one has a different character and a different ideal use case.

maple
🍁 Canadian Maple
The workhorse. Dense, light-toned, tight-grained. Janka ~1,450. Takes laser engraving cleanly. Bacteria don’t have much surface area because the grain is so tight — why maple ended up in butcher blocks and commercial kitchens. Not aesthetics. Performance.
Start here if you’re not sure
cherry
🍒 Canadian Cherry
The one that surprises people. New cherry is pale. Then it changes. Light exposure deepens it over months into a rich reddish-amber. A board that gets better looking the longer you have it. Requires a bit of customer education — some people love it, some aren’t expecting it.
For buyers who know wood
walnut
🌰 Canadian Walnut
Darker, heavier, more dramatic. Real character to the grain. A walnut board commands attention. Slightly softer than maple so it shows wear faster under daily cutting, but for gift pieces and serving boards that takes years to matter.
Higher end · Premium pricing

What We Sell

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Standard Cutting Boards
Maple, cherry, and walnut. Multiple sizes. Properly dried and surfaced. For retail, gifting, and food service. The core of what we do.
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Cutting Board Blanks
Unfinished, flat, ready for laser engraving or resin work. See the cutting board blanks page for the full breakdown on species and grain construction.
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Pizza Cutting Boards
Large format sizes designed for actual pizza use. Big enough to work with, thick enough to stay stable under a rocking blade. See the pizza cutting board page for details.
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Bread Cutting Boards
Sized specifically for bread knives and bread loaves. Actually dimensioned for the job, not an afterthought size. See the bread cutting board page for the full breakdown.

If you don’t see what you’re looking for, get in touch. We source Canadian hardwood and the product line isn’t limited to what’s listed.

How We Work

Minimum order is 24 boards per SKU. We’re set up for wholesale, not single-unit retail. If you need one or two boards to test before committing to a larger order, reach out and we’ll figure out what makes sense.

Ordering is straightforward. Go to the quote request page, tell us what you need — species, size, quantity — and we’ll come back with pricing and lead time. No complicated process, no sales runaround.

We’re based in Quebec. We source from Canadian hardwood suppliers. The wood is what we say it is — specific species, properly dried, consistent quality. We’re not importing product and relabelling it. Short supply chain, accountable sourcing.

If something’s wrong with an order we deal with it. That’s not a complicated policy. It’s just how a supplier worth dealing with operates.

Why Canadian Hardwood

Canadian hard maple, walnut, and cherry are specific species with consistent properties. When you buy Canadian hardwood from a Canadian supplier you know what you’re getting. The forestry standards here are among the stricter ones globally — the wood is managed, not strip-mined, and the species are what they’re labelled as.

A lot of cutting boards on the market are vague about origin and species. “Hardwood” on a label can mean almost anything depending on where the supply chain goes. For buyers doing production work or selling to customers who care about quality and sourcing, that ambiguity creates real problems. Canadian hardwood from a Canadian supplier doesn’t have that ambiguity.

There’s also the practical side. Ships from Canada, invoiced in CAD, no cross-border delays, no customs complications. You order, it ships, it arrives. That’s not always the case when you’re sourcing from suppliers who route through US warehouses or import product from overseas.

“Made in Canada” moves product too. In retail environments, at markets, on e-commerce listings — Canadian buyers respond to it. It’s a real purchase driver that you can actually stand behind because it’s true.

Minimum Order
24 boards per SKU
Canadian maple, cherry, and walnut. Mix styles within an order — each SKU hits the minimum independently. All pricing in CAD. Ships from Quebec across Canada with no customs fees or cross-border delays.

Browse what we carry on the shop page or go straight to the quote request page if you already know what you need. Also see our segment pages: laser engravers · resin art · restaurants · corporate gifting