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A folding birch cutting board with the food-preparation tools campers actually use: a chef's knife, stainless steel tongs and kitchen scissors, packed in a compact carry tote for car camping, RV travel, picnics and outdoor cooking programs.
Folding wooden board creates a stable preparation surface and a compact storage format
Standard set includes chef's knife, food tongs, kitchen scissors and carry tote
Magnetic knife position and non-slip feet help keep the set organized and practical
Reference folded size: approximately 7 × 14 in / 17.8 × 35.6 cm
OEM branding, utensil combinations, board dimensions and retail packaging available
Preparing a proper meal outdoors usually means packing several loose items: a board, a useful knife, scissors and something for handling food at the grill. They are easy to forget, awkward to protect and often end up spread between different storage boxes. The Intecamp Camping Knife & Cutting Board Set brings those essentials together in one compact format.
The birch cutting board folds down the middle for transport and opens into a full preparation surface at camp. A designated magnetic position helps secure the chef's knife when the board is packed, while non-slip feet improve stability on folding tables, vehicle tailgates and other smooth work surfaces. Tongs and kitchen scissors complete the standard tool selection. The set then travels inside a water-resistant tote with space for a few small extras.
For wholesalers and outdoor brands, the format is straightforward to merchandise. Customers can understand the product without a long demonstration, and the set sits naturally beside camping kitchens, portable grills, cookware and picnic equipment. It is substantial enough to work as a standalone retail item while remaining compact enough for e-commerce and seasonal gift programs.
The board opens to provide a practical surface for slicing vegetables, preparing fruit, portioning meat and assembling meals. Pretreated birch offers a familiar kitchen feel and is kinder to knife edges than glass or metal surfaces. When folded, the board reduces the pack width and helps keep the knife in a protected position.
A full-size stainless steel chef's knife handles the everyday work of a camp kitchen, from chopping onions and peppers to slicing meat and herbs. Handle profile, blade length, steel specification, finish and edge protection can be adjusted for private-label orders.
Compact spring-action tongs are useful at both the preparation table and the grill. They allow food to be moved without piercing it and can be used for vegetables, sausages, bread and serving tasks.
Kitchen scissors help open food packaging, trim herbs and complete small preparation jobs that are inconvenient with a knife. Nutcracker and bottle-opening functions can be incorporated where required by the buyer's final specification.
The tote keeps the board and tools together between trips. A mesh pocket can hold small items such as napkins, matches or flat utensils. Fabric, insulation, closure, handle construction, pocket layout and branding can be developed around the retail program.
The folding board does more than save space. It creates a defined place for the knife and keeps the main preparation components together. That matters in a vehicle drawer or camping box, where loose blades should never move around among cookware and soft gear.
The reference design folds to approximately 7 × 14 in (17.8 × 35.6 cm). Opened flat, it provides roughly twice the working width. This gives users enough room for normal food preparation without requiring a full-size household board in their camping equipment.
A built-in magnet helps hold the knife in its assigned position as the board is opened or closed. The feature does not replace careful handling or an edge guard, but it makes the storage layout more deliberate and reduces movement inside the folded board.
Rubberized feet improve grip on painted camp tables, plastic folding furniture and vehicle worktops. Because outdoor work surfaces are rarely as solid as a home countertop, this small detail has a noticeable effect on day-to-day usability.
Stainless steel is used for the knife blade, tongs and scissor blades in the standard configuration. The material is practical for outdoor cooking because it is easy to clean and offers good corrosion resistance when washed, dried and stored correctly.
Board hinges, magnets, tool retention and bag stitching can all be specified and inspected for repeated opening, closing and transport. This is more important for camping products than a showroom-only finish: the set has to work after being loaded into a vehicle many times.
Product Name | Camping Knife & Cutting Board Set |
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Suggested Model | IC-KCB-05 |
Standard Set | Folding cutting board, chef's knife, food tongs, kitchen scissors and carry tote |
Number of Pieces | 5 pieces including the tote |
Board Material | Pretreated birch wood; other wood species subject to project review |
Knife Blade Material | Rust-resistant stainless steel; grade and hardness confirmed with final specification |
Tongs and Scissors | Stainless steel working parts; handle material customizable |
Knife Retention | Integrated magnetic position; edge guard available |
Board Stability | Non-slip feet |
Reference Folded Size | Approx. 7 × 14 in / 17.8 × 35.6 cm |
Reference Open Size | Approx. 14 × 14 in / 35.6 × 35.6 cm, subject to final hinge and board design |
Reference Set Weight | Under 3 lb / 1.36 kg for the standard configuration |
Bag | Water-resistant fabric tote with optional insulation and mesh accessory pocket |
Board Finish | Food-contact-appropriate protective treatment selected for the destination market |
Color | Natural wood board with buyer-selected handle and bag colors |
Branding | Laser engraving, metal marking, screen printing, heat transfer or woven label |
Packaging | Carry tote, belly band, kraft box, color box or customized e-commerce packaging |
MOQ | Confirmed according to materials, tool combination, branding and packaging |
Sample and Production Time | Quoted after specification and artwork review |
Manufacturing Origin | China |
Dimensions and weight above describe the reference configuration. Final production data must be taken from the approved Intecamp sample, particularly when the board size, wood thickness, knife length, bag construction or utensil combination is changed.
The folded board stores neatly in a vehicle drawer, kitchen box or rear cargo system. At camp it opens into a familiar preparation surface, avoiding the need to cut ingredients on a plate, cooler lid or improvised table.
Space is limited in a mobile kitchen, and equipment has to stay secure while the vehicle is moving. A board that stores the knife and travels in its own tote is easier to manage than a collection of separate kitchen items.
The compact set works for short trips where users still want to prepare fresh fruit, sandwiches, grilled vegetables or meat. The tote makes it easy to move the full preparation kit from the vehicle to the table.
The product also suits boats, cabins, holiday rentals and compact apartments. Retailers can position it as a space-saving preparation set rather than limiting it to traditional camping customers.
A laser-marked board and branded tote create a practical gift with good perceived value. The set can be developed for automotive promotions, staff programs, campsite shops and seasonal outdoor collections.
Easy to explain: the board opens for preparation and closes for organized storage.
Useful tool mix: knife, scissors and tongs cover common campsite food-preparation jobs without turning the product into an oversized utensil kit.
Cross-category appeal: suitable for camping, RV, picnic, barbecue, automotive and compact-kitchen channels.
Multiple branding surfaces: wood, metal, textile and packaging each offer a different private-label treatment.
Good bundle potential: pairs with portable stoves, grills, cookware, camp kitchens and storage boxes.
Controllable specification: board size, tool materials and bag construction can be balanced against the buyer's target retail price.
Intecamp can supply the reference format or develop a version around a buyer's existing outdoor range. A useful starting brief includes the destination market, target retail price, annual volume, preferred board size, required tools, logo artwork and packaging channel.
Custom board dimensions, thickness and wood selection
Buyer-defined chef's knife length, blade profile, steel and handle color
Optional knife edge guard or internal retention layout
Alternative utensil combinations, including peeler, bottle opener or additional knife
Custom tong length, scissor functions and handle materials
Laser-engraved logo or artwork on the wooden board
Logo marking on the knife, tongs and scissors
Custom bag fabric, insulation, color, closure, pocket layout and label
Retail sleeve, color box, kraft packaging or e-commerce mailer
Barcode, instruction sheet, warning label and multilingual packaging support
Changes to the wood, blade steel, tool dimensions or packaging can affect MOQ, testing, weight and production time. These points are confirmed before sampling so that the approved sample and quotation describe the same product.
A folding preparation set combines wood, metal, rubber, magnets and textile components. Each material behaves differently, so inspection has to cover function as well as appearance. Depending on the confirmed purchase specification, control points may include:
Wood species, board thickness and incoming moisture-content checks
Board dimensions, flatness, surface sanding and edge inspection
Finish uniformity and odor check after treatment
Hinge alignment, opening range and repeated folding test
Non-slip foot position and adhesion
Magnet retention and knife fit inside the closed board
Blade material, dimensions, edge consistency and handle attachment
Scissor alignment, opening action and cutting test
Tong spring action, jaw alignment and grip test
Bag dimensions, stitching, handle attachment, pocket and closure inspection
Logo position, packaging assortment, barcode and carton checks
Food-contact, chemical and packaging testing can be arranged according to the final material specification and destination market. Requirements such as LFGB, relevant FDA food-contact provisions, REACH or California Proposition 65 should be discussed before sampling. Documentation must relate to the actual production materials; certification logos should not be printed until their use has been confirmed.
Wash the knife, tongs and scissors before first use.
Place the opened board on a stable surface with the non-slip feet making full contact.
Use the knife only for food preparation and keep the free hand behind the cutting edge.
Hand-wash the wooden board promptly; do not soak it or place it in a dishwasher.
Clean metal tools according to the confirmed care label and dry them completely.
Allow the board, tools and tote to dry fully before closing or packing the set.
Store the knife in its designated retained position, preferably with an edge guard where supplied.
Keep the set away from prolonged rain, standing water and direct heat.
Periodically maintain the board with an appropriate food-safe wood-care product.
This product contains a kitchen knife and should be marketed strictly as a food-preparation set. Importers and retailers are responsible for checking the blade, packaging, age-verification, online marketplace and point-of-sale requirements that apply in each destination country. Warning labels, safe-use instructions and knife-storage directions can be added to the packaging brief. Intecamp can support documentation and packaging development, but the buyer should confirm local legal requirements with the relevant authority or compliance adviser.
Changzhou Intercamp Outdoor Appliance Technology Co., Ltd. has developed outdoor products since 2007. Our range covers portable camping kitchens, grills, cookware accessories, furniture and related equipment. That broader product experience helps buyers build a coordinated outdoor cooking collection instead of sourcing each accessory in isolation.
Outdoor product development and manufacturing experience since 2007
Support for brands, importers, wholesalers, retailers and project buyers
Standard wholesale products plus OEM and ODM development
Material, branding and retail-packaging coordination
Sampling and specification approval before mass production
Complementary camping kitchen and outdoor cooking products available
The standard five-piece configuration includes one folding birch cutting board, one chef's knife, one pair of food tongs, one pair of kitchen scissors and one carry tote.
The reference board measures approximately 7 × 14 in (17.8 × 35.6 cm) when folded and approximately 14 × 14 in (35.6 × 35.6 cm) when opened. Final dimensions are confirmed on the approved Intecamp sample.
The reference design uses a designated magnetic position inside the folding board to reduce movement during opening and storage. An additional blade guard can be added for selected OEM programs.
No. The board should be hand-washed, dried promptly and never left soaking. Care instructions for the metal tools depend on the final handle materials and construction.
Yes. Buyers can request different blade lengths, handle designs, scissors, tongs, peelers, openers or other preparation tools, subject to technical review and MOQ.
Yes. Common options include laser engraving on the wood, marking on the metal tools and screen printing, heat transfer or a woven label on the tote.
Yes. Options include a paper belly band around the tote, kraft box, full-color box and e-commerce mailer. Barcode, care instructions and multilingual labels can be incorporated into the approved artwork.
MOQ depends on the board material, tool configuration, logo process and packaging. Send the required quantity and customization brief to Intecamp for a project-specific quotation.
Sample availability, cost and timing are confirmed after the requested specification is reviewed. Customized programs normally proceed through artwork approval and a pre-production sample before bulk production.
Typical B2B customers include camping and RV brands, outdoor importers, wholesalers, automotive accessory distributors, hardware and lifestyle retailers, e-commerce sellers, promotional companies and campsite shops.