Knife & Utensil Rack & Block – Versatile and Space-Smart Storage

Knife & Utensil Rack & Block – Versatile and Space-Smart Storage

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$18.00 AUD
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Knife & Utensil Rack & Block – Versatile and Space-Smart Storage

Knife & Utensil Rack & Block – Versatile and Space-Smart Storage

$18.00 AUD
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Streamline your station with the For the Chefs Knife & Utensil Rack Block — a compact, efficient storage solution designed for busy kitchens, prep lines or service zones where accessibility, safety and organisation matter.

Key Features:

  • Durable plastic construction: lightweight yet robust, ideal for the rigours of daily kitchen use.

  • Modular design: can function as a block, rack or strip-mount system (depending on configuration) to hold knives, utensils, tools or even smaller gadgets.

  • Multiple slots/grooves: accommodate various item sizes including chef’s knives, paring knives, spoons, tongs or spatulas — keeping tools upright and visible.

  • Space-saving footprint: mounts to bench or wall (if strip variant), or sits on bench top (block variant) to maximise work surface real estate.

  • Easy-clean finish: smooth plastic surfaces allow quick wipe-down between services and minimal maintenance.

Why it belongs in your kit:
In a dynamic kitchen environment—whether line cook, café service or high-volume brunch—you don’t just need the right tool, you need to reach it quickly and safely. This rack/block keeps your essential knives and utensils immediately accessible, organised and clean. By reducing clutter and improving tool visibility, it supports faster workflow, safer operations and better presentation of your workspace.

Usage & Care Tips:

  • Install or position the rack/block in your “hot zone” where tools are needed but clear of direct stove or grill heat to prevent warping.

  • Use separate slots for knives versus utensils to reduce risk of damage to blades and keep sharper tools isolated.

  • Clean daily: at service end, remove all items, wipe the block/rack with warm soapy water, rinse, dry, then return tools.

  • Periodically inspect for cracks or wear in the plastic material, especially if subjected to knocks or heavy objects—replace if compromised to maintain safety




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