Reddit reviews Wood Welded Maple Butcher Block Top (30" x 24" x 1-3/4")
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Made from Solid, Hardened Sugar Maple.Edge Grain Design.Original Wood WeldedFinished with the Durakryl 102 FInish. Clear, Water-Resistant, Food-Safe FinishFurnished with 90° eased ( 3/16" radius) edges
Yup...I don't know if you have general space constraints either, but my last apartment had roughly 22" of available counterspace; I had to do all of my meal-prep on my dinner table...the price of living in the city I guess, lol. My current place has enough room for an upright deep freezer & a future second unit, but then I'm short on storage space for glass containers, not to mention it'd cost north of a thousand bucks to get all of the glassware I'd need, so...yeah, haha.
On a tangent, if you're looking for a bit more freezer storage space & surface work space & have the budget available, you can buy a compact chest freezer for around $200 (~7cf), then glue a large, standalone butcher block to it, so now you have extra freezer space AND an extra work surface. For example this:
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Magic-Chef-7-0-cu-ft-Chest-Freezer-in-White-HMCF7W3/305468700
Plus this: (you can DIY for waaaaay cheaper if you don't mind going hands-on)
https://www.amazon.com/Maple-Butcher-Block-Thick-Wide/dp/B0076MI3DG
Plus some Powergrab (a glue paste that glues anything to anything), and now you have a flip-top bonus freezer with a usable work surface! Anyway, yeah - we all have to make due with the resources we have available, and still need to use our available options even when they're not the best of the best available, but I also don't think we should have to feel guilty for making choices given our current circumstances!