
Analysis by Valery Grin · · updated October 3, 2026
Relaxdays 10018882: 45 x 38 cm bamboo cutting board with two raised edges
Large reversible bamboo board for carving and resting what comes off the kamado
From€22
Reference price on Amazon (June 2026) · subject to change
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- Weight
- 1.55 kg
- Material
- Bamboo
- Warranty
- Limitada
Quick answer
Yes, if you want a large, cheap board for carving. It is bamboo, 45 x 38 cm, 1.55 kg and reversible, with two stop edges. The listing says nothing about a juice groove and asks for hand washing. It scores 4.4 out of 5 from 2,067 Amazon reviews: buyers' data, not our test.
Bamboo, 45 x 38 cm, 2.5 cm thick overall and 1.55 kg. This is the after-the-kamado board: for carving and resting, not cooking. The listing mentions stop edges, not a juice groove.
The Relaxdays 10018882 is a rectangular bamboo cutting board, plain and light brown. Amazon's listing gives 45 cm long, 38 wide and 2.5 thick, weighing 1.55 kg. It adds that the thickness without the edge is around 1 cm and that the edges measure about 2 cm. It is listed as reversible, with a limited warranty, and the stated country of origin is Hong Kong. Among the recommended uses it lists meat, fish, fruit, vegetables, bread and cheese.
What sets it apart is its two raised edges, and it pays to read carefully what the listing says and what it does not. The text speaks of "two raised edges for a better hold so the board does not slide", and the features field says "2 stop edges". That suggests they are there to stop the board skating about, but the listing does not explain where they are or how they work. What it never says, anywhere, is that there is a groove or that it holds juices. If you carve a juicy joint, plan on a cloth underneath or a tray alongside.
On a kamado this is the after board, not the cooking one: the listing gives no temperature, so do not rest it on the grate or the top ring. Its place is the side table, with the meat already rested. For size, 45 x 38 cm is roomy: well above the [Creative Home oak butcher block](/accesorios/creative-home-bloque-carnicero-roble) at 32 x 24 cm, though below the Naturehome walnut at 58 x 36 cm. For a chicken, a loin, a rack of ribs or a shredded shoulder it is plenty. For a [smoked brisket](/recetas/brisket-ahumado-baja-temperatura) or a [Christmas turkey](/recetas/pavo-ahumado-navidad) it takes a medium-sized piece; if yours is big, measure before ordering. The [guide to cuts of meat](/guias/cortes-de-carne-para-kamado-equivalencias-espana) helps place sizes.
The drawbacks, as read from the listing. First: it is hand wash only, no dishwasher, and it is wise to dry it afterwards. Second: the part of the board without the edge is around 1 cm thick, so it is thin for hacking at bones. Third: the listing does not explain how its figures fit together, with 1 cm of board, about 2 cm at the edges and 2.5 cm overall, nor which face each edge is on. They are approximate measurements; the listing images are the best clue. Fourth: it is a mass-catalogue product, with a stated origin in Hong Kong and no information on the finish or treatment of the bamboo. Its Amazon rating is 4.4 out of 5 from 2,067 reviews, and it ranks 31st in its cutting board list: those are buyers' figures, not a test of ours, because we have not tested it.
Verdict: a large, light, cheap board for whatever gets carved next to the kamado, with stop edges but no confirmed juice groove. If you want more weight and presence, look at the walnut or oak boards in the catalogue.
A large, cheap bamboo board meant for carving after the rest next to the kamado. It fits if a thin board of about 1 cm is enough and you accept that the listing mentions no juice groove.
Editorial rating from spec sheet, measurements and kamado fit · not a hands-on test
Pros
- 45 x 38 cm of bamboo: plenty of room to carve a medium-sized piece
- Reversible, with two stop edges so it does not slide, per the listing
- 1.55 kg: it moves from side table to kitchen with one hand
- Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 2,067 Amazon reviews
Cons
- The listing mentions no juice groove: the edges are for grip, not for containing liquid
- Hand wash only: no dishwasher, and it is wise to dry it afterwards
- About 1 cm of board without the edge; the listing does not say where the edges sit
Who it's for
For anyone carving brisket, turkey or roasts at the side table who wants a large bamboo board without paying walnut prices.
Not for
If you want a confirmed juice groove, a dishwasher-safe board or a thick block for bones: it is 45 x 38 cm, hand wash only, with about 1 cm of board without the edge.
Specifications
- Weight
- 1.55 kg
- Material
- Bamboo
- Warranty
- Limitada
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FAQ
Does it have a groove to catch the juices?
Not as far as we can tell. The listing speaks of "two raised edges for a better hold so the board does not slide" and of "2 stop edges", but it mentions no groove and no liquid retention. So we do not take it for granted, and you should not buy it thinking of a brisket that weeps as it rests. If you need that, check the listing images or put a tray or a cloth underneath. We have not had it in our hands.
Can it go in the dishwasher?
No. The listing gives "hand wash only" as its care instruction. Wash it with water and mild soap and dry it afterwards; drying is general advice for bamboo, not something the listing says. If machine washing is your priority, look for a board that the listing itself declares dishwasher-safe, because this one is not, and putting it in would go against what the seller states.
Will it take a whole brisket or a turkey?
It depends on the piece. The board is 45 x 38 cm, and the listing does not say what size of joint fits. A chicken, a loin or a shoulder fits easily; a whole brisket or a large turkey may take up the full length and leave no room to carve. Measure your piece, rested, before ordering and, if it is tight, move up to a bigger board, such as the 58 x 36 cm Naturehome walnut listed in the catalogue.
How does it differ from a walnut board in the catalogue?
In size, material and upkeep. This one is bamboo, 45 x 38 x 2.5 cm and 1.55 kg. The Naturehome walnut is 58 x 36 x 3 cm according to the catalogue, and the Continenta walnut comes with a stainless steel drawer. The bamboo is considerably cheaper and simpler; the walnut boards give more size or more extras. They do not replace each other: it depends whether you put price or presence on the table first.