Butcher Block Countertop Farmhouse Sink. Apron-front sinks are different from other sinks. Let's start with the bad news first.
Butcher block is merely slices of wood glued together into inches-thick Installing a butcher block starts with ordering one to fit your space. Countertop designs include the option for a sink cutout, stove cutout, angle cut, and more. The short answer - wood countertops and butcherblocks absolutely can be waterproof!
Butcher block countertops are an inexpensive and relatively simple DIY solution for those of you that are tackling Installing a butcher block countertop isn't difficult, but does require a circular saw and jigsaw.
Beeswax and mineral oil, the most common sealers for butcher block, don't form a solid coating like urethane, varnish or shellac.
The key is in the finish/oil that is used. Note the kitchens open and airy vibe. Once the countertops were cut and dry fit to the cabinets and walls….it was time to cut the sink hole.