Rev-A-Shelf Wood Knife Block Kitchen Drawer Insert

Name: Rev-A-Shelf Wood Knife Block Kitchen Drawer Insert
Brand: Rev A Shelf
Rating: 4.9 (9 reviews)

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Wood Knife Block

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Combine two organizers with the included divider | Other Model shown is sold separately, see Matching Items below

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Features:

Trimmable knife block with dividers
19 slots - remove slots for narrower drawers
Separate compartment for other utensils; size depends on trimmed depth
Simple drop-in installation
Made out of Birch/Maple
UV-cured clear finish
Can be trimmed to fit drawers of various widths and lengths

Dimensions:

(W = side to side) (D = front to back) (H = top to bottom)

Overall: 18-1/2" W x 22" D x 2-3/8" H
Minimum Cabinet Opening: 3"-18-5/8" W x 8"-22-1/4" D x 2-7/8" H

Description:

This Wood Knife Block with Dividers from Rev-A-Shelf comes with 19 slots to store knives and has a separate compartment to store other utensils. The knife block measures 18-1/2" W x 22" D x 2-7/8" H and can be trimmed to fit drawers of various widths and lengths. The knife block is made of Birch/Maple and features a UV-cured clear finish. Easy to install, this knife block simply drops right into the drawer. Ships via UPS.

Additional Information:

Detailed Specifications

Ship Method:

Ships via UPS/FedEx Ground

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Product Reviews:

	A+ Product by: kim ✔Verified Buyer from: Spring Green , WI on: July 21, 2020
	This was beautifully made, and easy to modify with a table saw to my custom-sized drawer. Is not a deep as other knife organizers so it fits into a smaller drawer. Thanks for the excellent product!!

	beautiful product! by: ahelley burdeyney ✔Verified Buyer from: langley, bc on: October 5, 2016


	I like by: Margaret ✔Verified Buyer from: Muskogee, ok on: May 14, 2014
	I have just began to use this product but I think I will like to very much. The only issue was the fact that I had to trim (cut) the board to fit which was not a problem for me because I had a miter saw.

	Great organizational system for knives. by: Sylvia Thompson ✔Verified Buyer from: Palm Desert, CA on: May 5, 2014
	Works perfect for me! I own one knife that requires a little more support and has a much wider blade than the others and it doesn't balance itself in the slots as the others but it stays in its place. I would recommend this device to anyone who doesn't care for a knife block on the counter top.

	Love this product by: Rosamaria ✔Verified Buyer from: Sacramento, Ca on: April 10, 2014


	This is the greatest knife holder by: Connie King ✔Verified Buyer from: Jacobsburg, Oh on: January 21, 2013
	I first bought one when we remodeled our kitchen. My son liked it so much that I recently purchased him one for his new homefor his kitchen.

	Better than I ever expected! by: Lynda Defronzo ✔Verified Buyer from: Gig Harbor, WA on: November 30, 2010
	This knife block is beautiful! Much larger feel inside your drawer. So handy and much better than having all those knives on the counter top taking space.

	Great Product by: Dave ✔Verified Buyer from: Eau Claire, WI on: August 25, 2010
	Exactly what we were looking for. Looks great and is exactly what was promised.

	Pretty cool by: Sue ✔Verified Buyer from: Marlboro, NJ on: May 26, 2009
	Easy to cut to my drawer size. I love not having 2 knife blocks on my new counter! Very sturdy construction, I'm pleased with my purchase.

Your questions that we answered:

	I love this knife holder but my drawer is only 19.5" deep. Do you have another model to fit this size? - Asked about product RAS-4WKB-1
		Rev-A-Shelf does state that RAS-4WKB-1 can be trimmed down to fit different depths and widths.
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	My drawers are 17 3/4 x 20 inches and 14 5/8 x 20 inches (inside openings) Your cutlery and knife drawers are larger - can they be cut down or will they splinter? - Asked about product RAS-4WKB-1
		Yes, this is trimmable by removing the knife slots for the width and trimming the ends to fit your depth.
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	How do you trim the knife block or other cabinet inserts for cutlery? - Asked about product RAS-4WKB-1
		The item would need a hand saw or table saw to be trimmed.
		60% of 5 people found this useful. Was this useful to you? Yes (3) \| No (2)

	For wider drawers (ie. 30 ") could you put two of these inside one drawer- and trim one down to fill out the rest of the open space? Would you know if they would set side by side well? Thanks! - Asked about product RAS-4WKB-1
		Yes, you would be able to trim it down. We recommend using a table saw. Just remove all the screws on the bottom. It should be fine side by side. You can also pair it with one of the other holders in the accessories.
		60% of 5 people found this useful. Was this useful to you? Yes (3) \| No (2)

	What is the biggest knife this insert can accommodate? Is it dependent upon the depth of the drawer? Wonder if it can accommodate a chef/cook's knife, Santuku, bread and carving knives, or is it too small? - Asked about product RAS-4WKB-1
		I cannot recommend a knife size for this drawer. We only have the specifications: 18-1/2" (470mm) W x 22" (559mm) D x 2-7/8" (60mm) H. You can trim the back board down to fit your size drawer (various depths and widths), but the knife pieces are standard. You can view more detailed instructions here: Click here
		50% of 4 people found this useful. Was this useful to you? Yes (2) \| No (2)

	What is the longest knife that can be stored in the knife block? Thank you. - Asked about product RAS-4WKB-1
		The knife grooved are 10’’Deep and the handle area is 5’’Deep The drawer in front is 7”Deep
		67% of 6 people found this useful. Was this useful to you? Yes (4) \| No (2)

	The draw I want to install the knife block is 19.5 inches wide. How would this work since the knife block is only 18.5 inches wide. I know I can make it smaller but what happens in my case when the drawer is slightly larger - Asked about product RAS-4WKB-1
		When the knife block is slightly smaller than you drawer, in order to keep it from sliding around you may want to shim out the remaining space with a wood strip.
		75% of 8 people found this useful. Was this useful to you? Yes (6) \| No (2)