Had bought one of these pre-covid and it has been a daily use item and looks barely used. Had an oops moment and did not realise it was on the stove top when I turned on the wrong burner. It melted a bit before I realised. Ruined the board but it did not leave a mess on the stove top (miracle). So needed to replace my favourite board (RIP). Huge fan of Joseph Joseph brand items as they are high quality and extremely useful in the kitchen so it was a no brainer to get same again. This is my workhorse veggie board that never lets me down. Does not blunt knives like some boards can and the folding feature is just perfect for avoiding the inevitable picking up round a hot pot on the stove when adding items during cooking. Cannot recommend highly enough. If you have not ... MoreHad bought one of these pre-covid and it has been a daily use item and looks barely used. Had an oops moment and did not realise it was on the stove top when I turned on the wrong burner. It melted a bit before I realised. Ruined the board but it did not leave a mess on the stove top (miracle). So needed to replace my favourite board (RIP). Huge fan of Joseph Joseph brand items as they are high quality and extremely useful in the kitchen so it was a no brainer to get same again. This is my workhorse veggie board that never lets me down. Does not blunt knives like some boards can and the folding feature is just perfect for avoiding the inevitable picking up round a hot pot on the stove when adding items during cooking. Cannot recommend highly enough. If you have not tried JJ brand before they are totally worth the money as they are not only functional but durable and easy to clean and store

I’ve always fancied a folding chopping board so I treated myself to one when I got a new kitchen. It works fine but can be a bit awkward to hold when tipping it over a smaller pan. Also it won’t lie flat when you are chopping. It looks good though.

Funny principle with average durability - means that the handling of the 'Chop2Pot Plus' is very simple and feasible, but the connection between handle and cutting surface suffers too much in the long run.In the beginning, the 'bend side' tore into the right and left side until the actual principle no longer worked. If you can't use the grip strip any more and remove it, you still have a 'normal' cutting board.Had some of these 'Chop2Pots' because it's really handy - but only until the moment the grip tears off.