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Custom Cutting Boards in Bamboo, Marble and Glass

Unlike most promotional products, cutting boards tend to stay out on the counter, so a logo on one remains in view through every meal prep. This collection has 18 boards, and most are bamboo. Sizes run from a slim 7.8 by 6 inch board to a large 15 by 12 inch board with a silicone grip.


Other options include a roll-up silicone mat, a tempered glass board, a wood fiber board, a board cut in the shape of the USA, marble and bamboo combinations, and a board with a built-in carving knife.


Board Types and Best Uses

  • Bamboo: twelve boards, from round and slim sizes to handled and large grip versions, screen printed or laser engraved.
  • Marble pairings: black marble with bamboo or acacia, plus a cheese board with a slicer, for gifts that double as serving pieces.
  • Glass and silicone: a tempered glass board and a roll-up silicone mat that wipe clean and store easily in a drawer.
  • Powerstick models: a slice and serve board and the SousChef five-way board, the most feature-packed option in the group.
  • USA shaped board: a bamboo board cut to the map outline, popular around the Fourth of July and with veterans groups.


Laser engraving on bamboo and wood gives a tone-on-tone mark cut into the surface, while screen printing adds color. Realtors, home builders, butcher shops, wineries and kitchen remodelers often include a board as a closing or thank-you gift. Boards start at $3.40; a few have a minimum of just 2 while others start at 120, and production takes 12 to 14 days.

Frequently Asked Questions

Cutting boards cover a big range. A silicone roll-up board starts at about $3.40, and small bamboo boards are about $3.89 to $4.85. Mid-range bamboo, marble and glass boards cost about $8 to $30. At the top, Powerstick boards run from about $43.65 to $146.49 for the five-way SousChef board.

Laser engraving burns the logo into bamboo or wood, so it stays put through years of chopping and washing, and it looks like part of the board. Four boards here are engraved, including a large bamboo board with silicone grip and a board with a built-in carving knife. Fourteen are screen printed, which adds color but can wear if the printed side is used for cutting.

Bamboo is the most common, used on 12 of the 18 boards. Other options include wood fiber, black marble paired with bamboo or acacia, tempered glass with silicone, a silicone roll-up board, and slate on a charcuterie board. Bamboo is light and sustainable, marble looks upscale, and glass is easy to wipe clean.

Powerstick makes two premium boards in this collection. The Slice and Serve board is about $43.65. The SousChef cutting board is a five-way design at about $146.49 and is listed as rechargeable. They are aimed at executive gifts and top client rewards rather than mass giveaways.

Starting quantities range from just 2 pieces up to 120, depending on the board. Production takes about 12 to 14 days after approval. Setup ranges from $40 to roughly $94, depending on the board and whether it is engraved or printed.

Several. A bamboo cutting board shaped like the USA costs about $15.89, a cheese cutting board in marble and bamboo with a slicer about $19.59, and a charcuterie set with a marble board about $49.39. These make memorable gifts for realtors to give at closing and for companies celebrating holidays or milestones.