This 24-inch magnetic knife strip is made for home cooks and craftspeople who want their knives and tools within easy reach. Its satin-finished stainless steel surface suits a range of kitchen décor, and its fully magnetic face holds large knives securely. The strip is corrosion resistant and heat and fire resistant.

About This

• Satin Stainless Finish: The 24 inch magnetic knife bar is covered in high grade stainless steel with a satin finish that complements kitchen and home décor.
• Strong Magnetic Hold: The fully magnetic surface uses strong magnets to hang your largest knives instantly and securely. It is also corrosion, heat, and fire resistant.
• Extended Length Storage: The longer design holds more knives than most knife blocks while still fitting into tight kitchen nooks and crannies.
• Versatile Workspace Use: Hold knives, scissors, tools, keys, and other items in the kitchen or in a craft or work area.
• Easy Visual Display: Keep every knife or tool in sight so you can grab it without searching, or use the strip to display metal pieces as wall décor.
• Magnet Safety Notice: Contains strong magnets that can damage TVs, computer monitors, and credit cards. Keep at least 6 inches away from pacemakers, defibrillators, and other implanted medical devices.

Overview

• Brand Name : Modern Innovations
• Color : Silver
• Item Dimensions D X W X H : 0.59"D x 3.62"W x 1.85"H
• Manufacturer : Modern Innovations
• Material Type : Stainless Steel
• Number Of Packs : 1
• Style Name : Stainless Steel

FAQ

How long is the magnetic knife strip?
The strip is 24 inches long, and its extended length lets it hold more knives than many knife blocks.

What is the strip made of?
It is made of satin-finished, high-grade stainless steel that is corrosion resistant and heat and fire resistant.

Can I hang things other than knives on it?
Yes. The strip can hold scissors, tools, keys, and other small metal items, and it can also be used in a workspace.

Is it safe to use near a pacemaker?
Keep the strip at least 6 inches (15 cm) away from pacemakers, defibrillators, and other implanted medical devices, and consult your physician if you have one.