Burrata Butcher Block 90 — Standing

QORZAVEN Islands — the room's centre of gravity

The Burrata is where knives are welcome: end-grain oak glued for a lifetime of chopping, drawbored hardwood legs that never learn to wobble, and a food-safe oil finish that sands back to new whenever you decide.

A good island is furniture with civic duties: end-grain blocks fitted for real knife work, stainless zones where heat lands, and storage planned from the cook's orbit outward. Ours are drawn around how your kitchen actually moves — then built to hold that choreography for decades.

Design & Craft

• Installed and levelled to the millimetre by our own fitters
• Legs and frames in solid hardwood, drawbored — no wobble, ever
• Services planned first: power, water and extraction routed in the plinth
• End-grain oak and beech tops, 60–90 mm, glued for a lifetime of knives
• Island carcases braced for the day someone sits on the counter
• Overhangs cantilevered on concealed steel, knee-room certified

Specifications

Care

Oil worktops and blocks when they whisper grey — monthly at first, seasonally after. Standing water is the only real enemy; the supplied oil and cloth are the whole toolkit.

Questions, Answered

Can I have a real butcher's block inset?
Yes — end-grain inserts fitted flush or proud, oiled and replaceable. Knife work belongs on wood; the stone will thank you.

How much seating overhang is safe?
Engineered per top: typically 300 mm unsupported in stone with concealed steel where more is wanted. The drawing states it; physics signs it.

The QORZAVEN Promise

Every QORZAVEN kitchen is measured twice and drawn once: laser survey, millimetre drawings, and stone templated digitally after the cabinets stand — the gap between plan and wall is ours to own.