Butcher Block Competitors

Founded in 1887, John Boos & Co. is the leading manufacturer of Boos Block® cutting boards, stainless steel solutions, and foodservice products. For over 130 years, we've been crafting products that stand as pillars of quality and sustainability. Rooted in Effingham, Illinois, our legacy began with founder Conrad Boos' innovative butcher block. Today, we continue to inspire chefs and home cooks worldwide with our uncompromising commitment to excellence. Each Boos Block® cutting board, stainless steel table, and custom workspace is made with traditional craftsmanship and modern innovation, ensuring durability and environmental responsibility. Our 150,000-square-foot Effingham, Illinois facility processes up to five million board feet of North American hard rock maple and Appalachian red oak annually, primarily sourced from the Great Lakes region. Our four continuously operating dry kilns can process up to 210,000 board feet of lumber at a time. Additionally, our stainless steel is sourced from steel warehouses and distribution centers in Chicago, Indianapolis, and St. Louis. From our humble roots, we’ve remained true to our values —building the finest surfaces that have endeared themselves to chefs and home cooks across the world. To order John Boos & Co. products or learn more, visit our website www.johnboos.com.

The IKEA vision is to create a better everyday life for the many people. Our business idea is to offer well-designed, functional and affordable, high-quality home furnishing, produced with care for people and the environment. The IKEA Brand unites more than 200.000 co-workers and hundreds of companies with different owners all over the world. It’s one brand, but it reaches millions of hearts and homes. Our value chain is unique. It includes everything from product development, design, supply, manufacture and sales – and of course it begins and ends with our customers. The IKEA retail business is operated through a franchise system. Today, 12 different groups of companies market and sell the IKEA product range under franchise agreements with Inter IKEA Systems B.V. Any jobs published on this page are offered by different companies operating under the IKEA Trademark. IKEA was founded in Sweden in 1943.

Lumber Liquidators (NYSE: LL) began in 1993 when Tom Sullivan, a building contractor, began purchasing excess wood that other companies didn't need and reselling it from the back of a trucking yard in Stoughton, Massachusetts. The company found its niche market in hardwood flooring. The first store opened on January 5, 1996 in West Roxbury, Massachusetts selling 150 sq ft of flooring the first day. Eight months later, a second store opened in Hartford, Connecticut and from there the increase continued. The company moved headquarters from Boston to Colonial Heights, Virginia in 1999. By 2004 the company was bursting at the seams and moved headquarters to its current location, a 306,000 sq ft production center in Toano, Virginia. Over the past 20 years the company has grown steadily, with stores in 46 states and over 1000 employees. Lumber Liquidators has hundreds of locations in the US and Canada and continues to expand throughout North America. Lumber Liquidators prides itself on having one of the largest inventories of prefinished and unfinished hardwood floors in the industry. There are flooring experts in every store ready to help, and free samples are available. Lumber Liquidators carries solid and engineered hardwood, laminate flooring, bamboo flooring, cork flooring, vinyl flooring, wood-look tile flooring, butcher blocks, moldings, accessories and tools. Lumber Liquidators negotiates directly with the mills, eliminating the middleman and passing the savings on to the customers. The environmentally conscientious company only purchases from suppliers who practice sustainable harvesting, which allows forests to heal and re-grow faster. Everything Lumber Liquidators sells (unless specified otherwise) is first-quality, graded to industry specifications, and available in standard flooring lengths. Visit your local Lumber Liquidators store, order online at www.lumberliquidators.com or call 1-800-FLOORING.