Bamboo Cutting Board
The Magnetic Bamboo Cutting Board fits on all of our folding front shelves so you can easily slice and dice before taking it to the table. The magnetic back helps prevent slipping and stays put when your shelf is folded down for easy storage.
Cutting Board SKUs & Grill Compatibility
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Magnetic Bamboo Cutting Board SKU:BAC406 Included w/Purchase: Timberline 850, Timberline 1300 Grill Compatibility: Fits on all folding front shelves Buy me: Magnetic Bamboo Cutting Board |
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Cutting Board: New Timberlines SKU: KIT0651 Included w/Purchase: Timberline, Timberline XL Buy me: Not for retail sale. To replace, contact Traeger Support. |
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Cutting Board: Silverton XL SKU: KIT0911 Included w/Purchase: Silverton XL
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Wooden Side Shelves
The new Timberlines feature removable side shelves, located under the hopper. These shelves are great for holding grill tools, aprons, mitts and more. You can also easily remove these shelves in order to put your pellet storage bucket in their place so you can easily empty the pellets from your hopper.
The wooden side shelves slide into place underneath the hopper. You may remove these shelves and slide in the StayDry Pellet Bin & Lid for easy pellet removal.
Applicable SKUs
KIT0695: Wood Shelf: Timberline, Timberline XL
Care & Maintenance
- Avoid prolonged moisture: Do not let wooden shelves or cutting boards stay wet for extended periods.
- Dry immediately: After washing, wipe the surface dry to prevent water absorption.
- Keep covered: Store the board covered when not in use to protect it from environmental factors.
- Regular maintenance: Applying a food-safe mineral oil may help extend the life of the cutting board by reducing dryness and cracking. This maintenance step can also help minimize the risk of mold or bacteria growth, though it does not guarantee prevention.
Preventing Mold on Shelves & Cutting Boards
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Wooden cutting boards and shelves can absorb moisture and may develop mold if not stored properly and maintained — especially if left uncovered and is allowed to get wet. Customers living in humid environments may find that wooden surfaces will develop mold more quickly than those in dry climates. |