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Reviewed by Kenneth
5 Stars
Great looking piece and holds many tools for the kitchen.
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Specifications
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Material
FSC-certified walnut or maple
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Dimensions
5" long, 6" wide, 9.5" tall
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Care
Spot treat with a damp cloth
Hidden attraction
The magnetic inner wall holds your knives safely and keeps them easily accessible. It also means that you won’t dull your blades by sliding your knives into the slits of a traditional knife block (and is much easier to clean).
Holder of all things: ample storage for your favorite tools and up to three knives.
Modern design that complements any countertop, keeping everything organized and easy to reach.
The perfect update to the standard utensil holder and knife block.
Based on 123 reviews
99%
of reviewers would recommend this product to a friend
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Reviewed by Melanie G.
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Love Love Love
Looks amazing in our kitchen! It’s super functional!
Plus the shipping was super quick
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Reviewed by Annie M.
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Beautiful and well-made
This holds the essentials AND looks great on the counter. So happy to have found this time saver.
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Reviewed by Chinita G.
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fantastic
it is perfect. I love the style of it and I’ve been wanting for a while now. I am so glad I was seen it. Thank you so much.
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Reviewed by Eliza M.
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Simply Beautiful!
Sleek design and just beautiful with the Material utensils on the counter.
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