Robert Welch® Designs | Stainless-steel cutlery, knives & cookware

Prism Oak Knife Block

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$93.8 $140 In stock

Category: Kitchen Knives

Crafted from solid oak, the Prism Knife Block features a simple and functional design. The inbuilt slots allow maximum space around the knives, aiding access when in use whilst protecting knife blade edges.

Please note the following knives are NOT compatible with this knife block:

  • Signature Cook's Knife 25cm
  • Signature Deep Santoku Knife 17cm
  • Signature Slicing Knife 30cm
  • Signature Flexible Slicing Knife 30cm

DIMENSIONS
Height: 236mm
Width: 160mm

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Stella P. ★★★★★

Finally a knife block that doesn't take up half the counter. The angled slots make grabbing the chef's knife quick and easy, and the solid oak feels much sturdier than the bamboo one I had before.

Brian ★★★★★

The oak grain on this block is gorgeous and really ties the kitchen together. It’s surprisingly solid, and I love how easy it is to slide knives in and out of those well-spaced slots.

William V. ★★★★★

The slots are spaced just right—even my biggest chef’s knife slides in and out without scraping the wood. The oak is heavier than I expected, which keeps it stable on the counter, and the blades stay protected without feeling cramped.