Magnetic Knife Block,Double Side 304 Stainless Steel Knife Block,Strong Magnetic Knife Holder for Kitchen Knife Storage

When there isn't enough counter space for a knife block and hanging the knives isn't an option, this product appears to be a great solution. The metal, on the other hand, has a shoddy finish and rough edges. The seams between the pieces can be seen. I could cover it with an oilcloth sleeve to disguise it, but it will never look like the slick modern display/organizer I envision for my kitchen. On the plus side, using an allen wrench, the legs are simple to install.

Braylee Eaton

| May 04, 2021

It's simple to put together, and it looks fantastic, but that's all there is to it! The fact that it is used to hold knives is a different story. The magnet is so weak and splotchy that it won't even hold a steak knife in place. Instead of a line, six steak knives should be evenly spaced. Because the magnet forces aren't enough, they're all crooked and unevenly spaced. Furthermore, because the magnet is spotty in some areas, I am unable to properly slide our knives around. It is not at all recommended! As a paper weight, it looks great. 😠.

Matias Walton

| Jul 01, 2021

The stainless steel look is fantastic. I needed a magnetic block to hold my exotic kitchen knives, and I came across this one, which looked great in my kitchen because it matched the stainless. I was not disappointed; it looks great, has no flaws in the color of the stainless steel, is easy to clean, and perfectly holds my heavy exotic knives. I had to put the feet together, which took me two minutes. There are no drawbacks; it looks and functions flawlessly, and I am extremely pleased with my purchase.

Valentino Sutton

| Mar 18, 2021

It's wide but not too deep, so you can put it in a corner of your kitchen where it won't get in the way. It's in the middle of my kitchen island, and it keeps my knives from dulling by rubbing against each other. Good suction power to keep it stable when grabbing a knife. I only wish it had a hole in the top to place the steel because the round design and weight of the steel prevents it from sticking to it.

Niklaus Molina

| May 24, 2021

I'm not going to use the wooden blocks because they harbor a lot of bacteria and are known to dull knives over time as they are inserted and removed from the holes. Cleaning and maintaining this block is a breeze. My expensive knives are always on show. The storage of my knives will not dull them. My knives are always within easy reach and use when I use this method.

Gavin DAVEY

| Apr 02, 2021

Wood and metal, high-end and low-end, traditional and modern- I bought two of these because they were by far my favorite. I keep the blocks at the end of a counter so that I can use both sides easily. On one block, there are five knives on the front (one of which is a massive Serbian cleaver) and three spatulas on the back. On the other hand, the front of the knife block has eight knives, while the back of the knife block has six steak knives and two spatulas. A sharpening steel and a ceramic honing rod are placed on the feet. There isn't a better-looking woman in the world, in my opinion. This knife block isn't as good-looking or as practical as others.

Eddie Bauer

| Jul 17, 2021

It's simple to assemble and it looks fantastic. Overall, it was a good investment. The manufacturing isn't perfect, as one of the screws wouldn't go all the way in, but this has no bearing on performance and is barely noticeable once installed. Because the drywall anchors that come with the kit are insufficient, you should bring your own.

Shay Oneill

| Apr 18, 2021

This was purchased for my mother-in-law, who recently moved into a smaller apartment. She needed a place to keep her kitchen knives that didn't take up too much room in her utensil drawer because she doesn't have much of it. This is a fantastic concept. It's big enough to hold all of her knives and steel spatulas. It's a little smaller than I expected and doesn't take up a lot of space.

Augustine Flores

| Nov 16, 2021