Name: Magnetic Ashwood Knife Block
Brand: Frieling
SKU: 8429
Price: 135.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.33 (9 reviews)

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Whichever knives you have on hand, they’ll feel right at home on this block. That pretty ash wood is magnetic, which means slicers will snap right on, no matter their shape or size. Oh, and since you can see everything at a glance? You won’t wonder if you’re reaching for the 8-inch chef’s or the 7-inch santoku. One more reason it’s edging out the competition: It’ll help your knives stay nice and clean (no deep crevices for germs here!).

This workhorse holds up to 10 knives, with a maximum blade length of 9 inches.

Made in: China
Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ ($14.99 on Orders Below $199) and Easy-Breezy Returns.

3.50" W x 11.00" L x 10.00" H; can hold knives with a maximum blade length of 9.00".

Materials:: Ash wood, stainless steel.
Care:: Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Always make sure knife block is set up on a firm, flat surface.

Frieling

Fort Mill, SC

Frieling was founded to provide their customers with fresh solutions—and they've done their job well. Their products, all sourced from Europe, provide the restaurant and hospitality industries with functional and high-quality tools of the trade. We're all about letting them offer our home kitchens a solution or two.

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Philippe R.

01/31/24

Great product and great service.

Excellent product. Excellent customer service follow thru.

Silda P.

11/12/23

Perfect - just what I wanted

Size is perfect, fits many knifes and is a much more elegant option than the knife block

Sarah G.

11/10/23

Great Basic Block

one size fits almost any knife! i got this after a basic knife block did not fit my chefs knives and bread knife properly. excellent item, does the job and doesnt take up too much space

Francine K.

08/28/23

Beautiful, strong and holds 10-12

Beautiful, strong and holds 10-12 knives

Sean L.

07/04/23

Perfect solution

Looks great in the kitchen and solves our problem of what to do with the knives. Easy to use / setup and holds 12 knives (6 per side). We’ve got an 8” bread knife, a chef’s knife, a santoku, and 3 paring knives on the front side; a second santoku, 4 streak knives and a peeling knife on the backside. No issues whatsoever, would recommend the produc...Read More

t if you’re looking for a way to store your knife outside of a traditional knife block or a drawer divider. Read Less

Mary B.

03/11/23

Game Changer

Amazing that ten large chef knives fit due to the front and back being magnetic. Ver solidly made

Karilyn C.

08/08/22

just what I needed!

Perfect size, utility and simply beautiful way to store my knives. Much better than opening and closing the drawer all day. Can not recommend this knife block more highly!

Dawn F.

06/15/21

Love this

My son has the plastic covering on his, I like this one because I have my long pizza cutter & all my knives are readily available- highly recommend this product

Grace K.

07/24/23

chips

chips after few use

Food52

08/02/23

Thank you for letting us know about this. We’re so sorry to hear the knife block chipped. I see that you’ve already been in touch with our Care team to get this resolved!

April G.

06/27/23

knife block

the wood feels a little rough, and the metal on the bottom also feels rough.

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