Modern Innovations 16 Inch Stainless Steel Magnetic Knife Bar with Multi-Purpose Functionality as a Knife Holder, Knife Strip, Magnetic Tool Organizer, Art Supply Organizer & Home Organizer

These knife magnets are excellent. Super strong hold and very well made. They keep my knives securely in place without slipping, and they look great on the wall. Easy to install and a huge space saver. Exactly what I needed for an organized kitchen. Highly recommend.

12” size, we have knife holders in our home and both Airstream trailers. This one needed to be stainless (compared to a “wooden” one in other Airstream). Very well designed and constructed and straightforward install. We used two screws to secure to wooden wall. Magnet is 100% strong enough. See photo

Easy to install, although you’ll want to be careful installing the back plate level and be careful with those back edges of the blocks themselves! They are almost as sharp as some of the knives you may plan on sticking to them! Cut myself pretty good on the first install. Second one I was more cautious, wore gloves. No issues. They look great, strong magnets inspire confidence, knives are not going anywhere. I put them one high and one low on the side of a kitchen cabinet, perfect size for perfect spacing.

I recently bought some expensive Damascus Steel knives and have been looking for a way to show them off and this is it. The bad first. The mounting hardware provided was garbage. The drywall anchors just folded as I gently tapped them in. Luckily I have a number of drywall anchors on hand and they're cheap enough at Home Depot/Mendards/whatever hardware store you use. With suitable hardware installation is incredibly simple - just 2 anchors and screws into the drywall with a screw driver and you're done. I would recommend using a level. It's interesting to see reviews both that the magnet is too strong and also not strong enough, but I can somehow see it both ways? It's plenty strong, even enough to hold my knives in the protective sleeves they shipped in, but I noticed that if I don't attach them in a thicker part of the knife the magnet isn't necessarily strong enough to hold them exactly in place and will not stop them from rotating a bit on their own. That said, it's strong enough to pull your knives from about a half inch away and can induce a significant impact with your knife to the magnets surface which presents an opportunity to damage the blade. Be sure to place the knife's spine first and be firm when mounting it to reduce any "snap" to the magnet. It mounts pretty close to the wall, as it should, and I would not recommend any larger or smaller of a profile, but when placing or removing the knife it's possible that your fingers could get sandwiched with the wall or if there's too much of an angle your blade can easily hit the wall. Lastly, with it being metal there's an obvious potential to scratch your knives. I personally don't care that much becuase to me it shows use and standard wear (there are many things that can scratch a blade) but also I usually can't find scratches on a knife unless I'm looking for them and the light is hitting them correctly. Overall it's a great product for what it's supposed to do and is beautiful, strong and sturdy. Theres definitely a learning curve to the product vs a traditional knife block, but we buy beautiful and expensive knives and this is an excellent way to show them off and let them be a part of your kitchen. Would recommend .

For those who complain that this doesn't "work on their fridge", that's about the material their fridge is made out of, not the magnetic knife bar. It works superbly.

I bought the 10" version of this knife magnet, and I am really enjoying it so far. This was my first time using one of these, and I was apprehensive about the idea of suspending my knives with magnets instead of storing in a block or with a sheath. However, this is definitely a great storage solution if you have a safe place to put it. Mine is over corner of my sink in a spot where my hands and other objects aren't likely to bump the bar or knives. As for the quality and ease of use, the stainless steel finish looks premium, and the magnets are more than strong enough to hold an array of small and large knives. I have 5 stuck on the bar now. The largest is a 10" chef knife, and the smallest is a 3.5" pairing knife. My only slight issue is that I wish I'd bought a slightly larger bar as mine is a bit crowded at the moment. But that is on me and not the product. Three knives (one big, one medium, and one small) is probably the ideal setup for a 10" bar. Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase thus far, and I'd recommend it.

Not inexpensive, but it's not cheaply made. More of a work of art, surprisingly heavy and solid. Eliminated a lot of clutter. Had great luck mounting it correctly on the first try, easily holds nine most used knives and a cleaver.

Super strong magnet and took 5 min to install, it holds my knives even with their plastic covers on