Home Kitchen Magnetic Knife Block Holder Rack Magnetic Stands with Strong Enhanced Magnets Multifunctional Storage Knife Holder

Easy to Assemble and Good Looking
I bought this for my wife to use for a custom knife set I paired it with. It was easy to put together and seems sturdy. Magnets are strong and keep all sorts of knives, long and short. Looks great on the counter to display knives and grab them when needed.

Seems very good on first use
Getting one thing out of the way first: I have a problem. I love knives. I can’t stop looking at, comparing, and buying knives. I have so many more knives than a professional chef might ever need. Let alone an amateur home cook. But I can’t help myself. My wife doesn’t get it either.I have a wall magnet, which has always featured a rotating cast of my A-squad knives. But it keeps getting crowded, and I keep rotating out knives I like and occasionally use, but don’t reach for every day. At first, I put some blade-guards on the B-team, and threw them into a drawer. But found every time I needed one of them, I’d be fishing around all over the place trying to remember where I put them. These are things like my carving fork, my Nakiri, my tomato knife, and my stupidly heavy and large cleaver. But when you need them, you need them. So I decided to find a solution to my not-always-used, but still-want-to-readily-find knives. This seems a perfect solution.On here I have all the aforementioned blades, plus my paring knife, my boning knife, my bread knife, my kitchen sheers, and my honing steel. With plenty of more room if I end up needing it. Which I almost certainly will. Because, if I didn’t make it clear, I love knives. I’m looking at them now. Do I need them? Absolutely not. Do I need a place to put them when I buy them? Of course. I’ll probably buy one after I’m done writing this review. That’s how much of a problem I have.A couple of notes: This seems pretty well put together. Mentions in other reviews of wobbliness lead me to believe they’re not tightening the three included screws as tight as they need to be. I used a power-driver and torqued it down until the clutch said no more, and it didn’t strip out the holes. Tighten those puppies down. If I find an issue later, I may rough up the surface and put some wood glue in there and use some heavier duty screws, but so far it doesn’t seem like it needs it. The magnet is varying degrees of strong, depending on your knives. Mine are mostly all good-quality steel, so they slap right up there, and hold tight. But if you have cheap knives, you might find the magnet not strong enough. Maybe? I haven’t seen a problem. The videos show people “unsheathing” the knives by pulling them straight up like you might with a regular knife block. Twisting them off seems to work just fine, and I don’t have a ton of overhead clearance, so I’ll keep doing that. I can only see that being an issue if your knives aren’t full-tang and there’s a possibility of the handle twisting off. Again, no idea.It looks good. It feels good. For the price, it’s hard to argue against any of it. Durability? Who knows? But I think with some regular wood treatment, it should be fine. Recommended.

What a delightfully utilitarian addition to any kitchen arsenal. It stands there, quiet and unassuming, like an agent embedded in plain sight, yet harboring immense power. You see, much like a covert operative, its true strength lies in its ability to hold, to grip, to cling with a magnetic force so unyielding it could withstand the pressures of… well, let’s just say, “unfavorable conditions.”This contraption, my friend, isn’t just a knife block—it’s an elegant solution to chaos. You know how I despise chaos. The knives are suspended, almost hovering, as if defying gravity itself, but no. It’s the magnet, a powerful yet invisible force. Strong, enhanced, they say. I can confirm, it’s as if these magnets were crafted by some clandestine force with an eye for both precision and intimidation. Your most dangerous instruments of culinary creation are displayed not with clunky wooden blocks, but in full view. They stand at attention, much like a well-trained asset, awaiting your command.Its design? Sleek, minimalist, almost cold in its beauty—no gaudy embellishments, no unnecessary flair. Just a monolith of modern efficiency. It whispers of functionality, but what it’s really offering is control—over your tools, your space, your time.The placement of this magnetic rack says one thing: I have nothing to hide, and everything to display. And in this world, my dear friend, displaying power so openly requires true confidence. The strong magnet ensures there’s no slip, no falter, much like a well-executed plan.So, if you’re tired of clutter, of the disarray that a drawer full of knives presents, this… magnetic rack will serve you well. It’s a silent enforcer in the kitchen—just how I like it.

This is the best thing I have ever used to store my knives. I have seven knives of various size and weight and this knife holder handles them all. The magnetic surface is strong yet easy to detach any knife when needed. I even store my coveted Japanese Damaskas steel knives to this storage system. The block looks attractive on my kitchen counter and is easy to maintain with wood balm.Fabulous product! I highly recommend!