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Size: 20-Inch
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This handy knife bar keeps cutlery within the chef’s reach above a busy prep station but still safely out of reach of little hands. The 20-inch bar is long enough to hold an entire collection of kitchen knives and is ¾ inch wide and 2 inches thick for supporting wider blades, such as cleavers. The bar is magnetic to securely hold knives, but is encased in 18/10 stainless-steel to lend an attractive accent to your kitchen. Screws for mounting the bar are included. --Cristina Vaamonde
Product Description
Stainless Steel 20-inch Magnetic Knife Holder
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
163 of 164 people found the following review helpful
Size Name:15-Inch
I ordered two of these, and just put them up today. After reading other reviews of magnetic knife holders, it's clear that the main complaints are 1) the magnet is either too strong or not strong enough, and 2) some of them are just too flimsy.
This knife holder is perfect in every respect. Both the body and the mounting brackets are made from very heavy-gage stainless steel. It is easy to mount, easy to clean, and the magnet seems to be just the right strength, which is critically important. Either too strong or too weak would be flat-out dangerous!
Figure that the 15-inch model will hold 6 to 8 knives, depending on the size of the knives and how far apart you like them.
This knife holder is perfect in every respect. Both the body and the mounting brackets are made from very heavy-gage stainless steel. It is easy to mount, easy to clean, and the magnet seems to be just the right strength, which is critically important. Either too strong or too weak would be flat-out dangerous!
Figure that the 15-inch model will hold 6 to 8 knives, depending on the size of the knives and how far apart you like them.
83 of 87 people found the following review helpful
Size Name:20-Inch|Amazon Verified Purchase
I have an incredibly small kitchen that's just finishing a remodeling two years in the making. Since no walls were knocked out, utilizing every square inch of space is still a priority, and this knife rack does it in style.
But since the kitchen's so small, you might be wondering why I went for the bigger knife rack. That's cause the place I intended to put it is on a cabinet that butts up against the cooktop. The cabinet's the traditional 24 inches wide, so this rack centered perfectly in that space, and enabled me to toss the counterspace-eating knife block.
Stainless steel's a big component in this remodel, so this knife rack fits in perfectly. I put it up myself, so let me warn you - it's HEAVY. I drilled two holes at the right height, but for the life of me, I couldn't screw in the rack towards the backsplash. A hint you might helpful is to use masking or painters tape to tack up the center of it until you can drive the screws in (leave the easier screw out a bit so you have room to maneuver; when the back screw is in, you can tighten both.) See? All those hours watching home improvement shows weren't for naught!
The one thing I found a bit puzzling was the "S" design in the rack. I couldn't tell from the pictures if that was a recessed or raised design. Well, if you were wondering, let me tell you it's a cut-out S. At first I thought if it was raised, I'd only have enough room to store the knives between the raised design, but because it's just an incised figure, you can put as many knives on this thing as you can jam! (There are two magnets, the long, thin, horizontal strips that frame the S design.)
The knives are held firmly, but it's easy to remove them with little effort. I know some folks seem to be having a problem with it. I'm scarcely Superman, and I have no difficulty pulling them from the rack without beheading anyone.
If you have the space, go for the 20 incher. You'll save $20 over Amazon's suggested retail, and it's a better buy than the smaller model.
I highly recommend it, esp. if you want a design statement that adds to the appeal and space demands of a small kitchen.
But since the kitchen's so small, you might be wondering why I went for the bigger knife rack. That's cause the place I intended to put it is on a cabinet that butts up against the cooktop. The cabinet's the traditional 24 inches wide, so this rack centered perfectly in that space, and enabled me to toss the counterspace-eating knife block.
Stainless steel's a big component in this remodel, so this knife rack fits in perfectly. I put it up myself, so let me warn you - it's HEAVY. I drilled two holes at the right height, but for the life of me, I couldn't screw in the rack towards the backsplash. A hint you might helpful is to use masking or painters tape to tack up the center of it until you can drive the screws in (leave the easier screw out a bit so you have room to maneuver; when the back screw is in, you can tighten both.) See? All those hours watching home improvement shows weren't for naught!
The one thing I found a bit puzzling was the "S" design in the rack. I couldn't tell from the pictures if that was a recessed or raised design. Well, if you were wondering, let me tell you it's a cut-out S. At first I thought if it was raised, I'd only have enough room to store the knives between the raised design, but because it's just an incised figure, you can put as many knives on this thing as you can jam! (There are two magnets, the long, thin, horizontal strips that frame the S design.)
The knives are held firmly, but it's easy to remove them with little effort. I know some folks seem to be having a problem with it. I'm scarcely Superman, and I have no difficulty pulling them from the rack without beheading anyone.
If you have the space, go for the 20 incher. You'll save $20 over Amazon's suggested retail, and it's a better buy than the smaller model.
I highly recommend it, esp. if you want a design statement that adds to the appeal and space demands of a small kitchen.
66 of 69 people found the following review helpful
Size Name:15-Inch|Amazon Verified Purchase
Contrary to other information you'll find here, this knife bar is not too heavy, nor are the magnets anything but perfectly powered.
The mounting hardware provided will safely mount the holder to any horizontal surface, even drywall. All you need is a drill and a screwdriver. It takes about five minutes.
The magnets are strong, but not too strong. Weak hands can always slide a knife off instead of the brute force horizontal yanking method.
I purchased two of these and mounted them under my cabinets. One wouldn't be large enough to store all of my metallic goodies. In addition to knives and cleavers, I also stick accessories like my peeler on there. The knife bar is so stylish and its stored items so conveniently located that there's no notion of clutter.
These are a must-have for any kitchen.
The mounting hardware provided will safely mount the holder to any horizontal surface, even drywall. All you need is a drill and a screwdriver. It takes about five minutes.
The magnets are strong, but not too strong. Weak hands can always slide a knife off instead of the brute force horizontal yanking method.
I purchased two of these and mounted them under my cabinets. One wouldn't be large enough to store all of my metallic goodies. In addition to knives and cleavers, I also stick accessories like my peeler on there. The knife bar is so stylish and its stored items so conveniently located that there's no notion of clutter.
These are a must-have for any kitchen.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good quality but beware of magnets
This is a very nice knife holder, I have had others in past that had the magnets and the platic bar, this is far superior, the only complaint I have is a you get towards the end of... Read more
Published 13 hours ago by Bob Mankarious
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great!
Mounts into the wall and knives stick to it. Not much else to say. Its Great! and I would buy again.
Published 1 day ago by Chopster
5.0 out of 5 stars
great style perfect strength
i picked this up after looking at some other strips. you pay a little extra for this piece but its very well worth it. it looks great on the wall even full of knives. Read more
Published 4 days ago by dan mccoubrey
5.0 out of 5 stars
Nice!
Works great! Looks sharp and is functional. Install is a little tricky if you have a tile backsplash make sure you get the proper drill bit.
Published 5 days ago by Joseph Funston
3.0 out of 5 stars
Pretty good, but not for heavier items
This is a pretty nice knife bar, and looks good visually. Two drawbacks: 1) It didn't come with installation instructions. Read more
Published 5 days ago by Sorella's Mom
4.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent quality and great price
I previously purchased a Global branded knife rack which cost three times as much as this one and in my opinion wasn't as good looking and the magnets were not as strong. Read more
Published 8 days ago by Authenticate
4.0 out of 5 stars
So far... so good.
We purchased two of these. We believed we would need two to cover the amount of wall space (length) and to hold the number of knives we have. Read more
Published 9 days ago by Teacher
5.0 out of 5 stars
a real husband pleaser
My husband does all the cooking and loves his knives. I bought this as a surprise and he put it up immediately. It will hold knives and all things metal; scissors, spatulas, etc. Read more
Published 9 days ago by Rebecca Jimison
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent - great space saver
This is one of the best kitchen implements one can own. It frees up a lot of space on the working area and all my knives hanging together on the wall looks really cool! Read more
Published 10 days ago by Samsuddha
5.0 out of 5 stars
great
I have this in my kithen and I love it. It was very easy to put up and it holds the knives great
Published 15 days ago by Christopher I Carothers
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