Fete Slate Cheeseboard with Steel Bar Handles, 15.75x11.75"

Modern Slate, Steel Handles, No-Scratch Base — 15.75" Cheeseboard Built for Entertaining

The True Fete Slate Cheeseboard is a study in restrained, modern design. At 15.75" L × 11.75" W, the deep charcoal slate surface gives you real room to build a spread — wedges, rounds, crackers, fruit, nuts — while the rough natural cleft edges keep it looking like the genuine stone it is. Two slim vertical stainless steel bar handles are mounted flush on the long sides, making it easy to carry from counter to table and back without rearranging your board. Rubber pads on the underside protect your tabletop and keep the board from sliding during service. At 4.14 lb, it's substantial enough to stay put and light enough to carry with one hand per handle. Cleanup is a quick hand wash.

What Sets It Apart — Specs, Details & Why It Works at the Table

• 15.75" L × 11.75" W slate surface — deep charcoal natural stone with rough cleft edges for a premium, organic look
• 2 slim stainless steel bar handles — mounted vertically on each long side; clean, modern profile that doesn’t crowd the serving surface
• Rubber pads on underside — protect tabletop from scratching and keep the board stable during service
• Generous 15.75" format — accommodates a full cheese and charcuterie spread with room for accompaniments
• Lightweight at 4.14 lb — easy to carry to and from the table, one hand per handle
• Gift-ready True Fete retail box — "Say Cheese." packaging; ideal for housewarmings, engagements, and host gifts

Product Specifications

• Materials: Slate, stainless steel
• Dimensions: 15.75" L × 11.75" W
• Weight: 4.14 lb
• Base: Rubber pads to protect tabletop
• Handles: 2 stainless steel bar handles, one per long side

Care Instructions

• Hand wash only; do not submerge or place in dishwasher
• Dry thoroughly after each wash to prevent water marks on slate surface
• Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture; store flat in a dry location
• Slate surface may lighten slightly with use — this is normal and does not affect performance