Hedley & Bennett Magnetic Knife Holder Stand - Stainless Steel
Your knives, at the ready. They've designed the H&B Knife Stand to be the perfect home for your knives — beautifully displayed against solid maple, safely held by strong magnets, and slim enough to fit wherever you want them. This magnetic knife stand was created for the modern kitchen, with a small footprint on the kitchen counter and a sleek, elevated design. Both sides of the knife stand are magnetic, so you can store up to 6-8 knives where they're easy to grab whenever you need them.
Have H&B knives? Even better — The H&B Knife Stand is a perfect fit with a matching bolster angle and H&B's iconic stainless steel hardware.
The magnetic knife stand was inspired by the magnetic strips favored by chefs, which keep knives easily accessible.
PRO-TIP: Keep your knives sharp by placing them on the stand spine-first, then twisting them into place. When removing, slide the knife vertically up, or twist the handle to release the blade from the magnet, sharp edge first.
Original: $110.87
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Your knives, at the ready. They've designed the H&B Knife Stand to be the perfect home for your knives — beautifully displayed against solid maple, safely held by strong magnets, and slim enough to fit wherever you want them. This magnetic knife stand was created for the modern kitchen, with a small footprint on the kitchen counter and a sleek, elevated design. Both sides of the knife stand are magnetic, so you can store up to 6-8 knives where they're easy to grab whenever you need them.
Have H&B knives? Even better — The H&B Knife Stand is a perfect fit with a matching bolster angle and H&B's iconic stainless steel hardware.
The magnetic knife stand was inspired by the magnetic strips favored by chefs, which keep knives easily accessible.
PRO-TIP: Keep your knives sharp by placing them on the stand spine-first, then twisting them into place. When removing, slide the knife vertically up, or twist the handle to release the blade from the magnet, sharp edge first.
