Kitchen Seven Knife Block Magnetic Knife Holder with Powerful Magnet, 100% Pure Bamboo Large Capacity Knife Organizer Block, Double Side Strongly Magnetic Kitchen Utensil Display Stand

This knife storage is made of stainless steel and can save you space. I find that my knives stay sharper longer with this storage container since it takes up less space and utilizes less space it also uses a lot less energy than my old storage box A less harmed way to use knives is to slide them over wood blocks or over metal magnetic strips (which if not handled accurately when mounting or removing may nick the blades). There is plenty of room for knives in it. This is brilliant! I have had it for about two months and it is the best knife storage. Big bonus that it is easy to clean and it is extremely functional. My chicken dinner was a winner, and I would buy it.

Kylian Spencer

| Aug 05, 2021

With this block and a decent set of knives, I gave my wife a present she would not mind leaving Due to the abundance of food on our kitchen counters, the small footprint of this block impressed us. It's time for her to settle in with her new knife block stuffed with 15 knives (including four giant steak knives from Jim Beam), and there's still room for more. The fact that it would accommodate that many knives made me think she would be able to get her new knife set stored inside this little block. This product definitely reaches its potential and I would recommend it if you are a fitness enthusiast.

Avah Torres

| Jun 07, 2021

There was a lot of frustration getting knives in and out of the model I had (I was constantly worried about cutting myself) and it didn't seem to hold even as much as this one does and it was bigger. I am amazed at how much easier it is to put the knives in and take them out of this knife block. I love it! It's I also put scissors in it without any There are at least eight knives and three pairs of scissors in my collection and I still have space for more. There aren't enough good things to say about it!.

Dangelo BUTCHER

| Oct 28, 2020

My knife collection had grown, and I didn't want to add another large wooden block to the collection, so when I came across this one, I knew I had to give it a go. This knife block has a very attractive stainless steel finish and is heavy enough to not tip even when it contains seven knives of decent size. Although I can't tuck it in under the cabinets too far if I want easy access to the knives, I don't find that to be an issue. As a result of its shape, I can place it next to my wooden knife block at the front of my cabinet, and they both look nice together. It is a very good buy for me Quite a bit less expensive than one made of wood. In addition, did I mention it is easy to clean with glass cleaner and it isn't easy to leave fingerprints on?.

Yehuda Potter

| Jan 24, 2021

This type of knife holder is exactly what I need for my kitchen, because of its size and the space it occupies (or does not take up) on my counter. The quality isn't great. I think it's designed for smaller knives. First issue is that it looks like it isn't designed to last long. I have a Wusthof Chinese chef's knife that fits snugly with enough room on either side, or should, and I have room to spare, but every time I reinsert and remove the knife, there are instances when the knife scratches the inside. Next, there is an issue with the top removable piece where the knives are actually I always find that it is somewhat detached when I take it off to clean. The two pieces aren't fully attached when I press them back together, there is a slight gap between the two. For some reason, I imagine it's for stability purposes, but I'm not sure why it isn't just one piece and, if it is, why it doesn't stay together better when it's not. My knife creates tension when it is inserted, and it feels as though the two pieces are actively being pulled apart by it. I'm in the middle of debating whether I want to keep the book update***
If I could, I would give this product 0 stars. April 2020 was when I purchased it. We've only been using it for four months, and it is already broken for the same reasons I described There is a fundamental problem with the design. It is necessary to attach two parts to the top removable piece. It's not sturdy, and the pieces are only loosely glued There have only been two occasions when I've removed the removable top to wash the product, and I've done so very carefully. Both parts of the kit are now broken so that none of them remain attached. As a result, I now use only the top part, which does not provide the stability I need to keep my knives upright. My knife collection in this thing is limited to three knives. It makes no sense to me that I am having so many problems. Not pleased. I recommend that you do.

Heidi DOBSON

| Jul 24, 2021

The kitchen I used to have was originally designed in the 1970s. The countertops were replaced, the dishwasher was installed, and much more. Despite the fact that I went over budget, I still needed the essentials such as knife sets and blocks, but I wanted to keep my new and larger countertop clutter free, because why would I add more gadgets if I am going to lose space in the end? I was on a hunt, found my knives, but they did not come with a block. I had the option to get a block, but I could not justify the cost other than for a big one. I wasn't aware of this until I found it. In addition to being space efficient, Kitchen Seven also has a unique design. My counter looks better with this block than any traditional block would have.
The spaces for the knives are perfectly spaced, and there's room for all sizes of knives, whether a paring knife or a santoku knife. Also, I do not always dry my knife set off after I put them in the dishwasher, but this block holds them tight enough so they are stable, but loose enough where I won't get rust spots and mold from water sitting on the knives. The groove design was designed with everything in mind. It makes me happy. I haven't had it long enough to know if I need to clean it, but other reviews appear to affirm it is easy to clean. As I'm constantly using my knives, and the holder makes it easier to see at various angles, I keep it at an angle where I can immediately see how many knives I have left, or if I need to wait for the dishwasher before I can.

Navy Dyer

| Jun 19, 2021