EXPRESSION Magnetic Bar magnetic
EXPRESSION Magnetic Bar magnetic

Vendor:Richardson Sheffield

EXPRESSION Magnetic Bar magnetic

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  • 40 x 1.1 x 2.5 cm
  • Material: MDF
  • Mint
  • hand wash recommended
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Richardson Sheffield since 1839

EXPRESSION Magnetic Bar magnetic

A stylish knife rack – a picture and practical knife holder in one. Discreetly place your knives on the picture-style knife holder. Ideal for safe storage and easy access. Length: 13 cm.

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Specification

Series name: EXPRESSION
Brand: Richardson Sheffield

Colour: mint
Material: MDF
Weight: 995g

SKU: R164PWRD01923
EAN: 5013314724949

Care Instructions

Some kitchen utensils should be washed by hand to protect the materials and mechanisms. Washing them in the dishwasher can damage coatings, surfaces or functional parts. After use, wash the items with warm water, mild washing-up liquid and a soft cloth or sponge, and dry them thoroughly. This will ensure your kitchen utensils remain durable, functional and in good condition.

Details on Product Safety (GPSR)

Responsible for this product is the economic operator based in the EU:

Amefa Steelware GmbH, Straussplatz 3, 42697 Solingen, DE, info@amefa.de

The best meals are prepared with Richardson Sheffield.

Whether you are an ambitious hobby chef or serve meals daily as a professional, with our knives you will prepare the tastiest meals. Richardson Sheffield are an innovative British brand founded in Sheffield. Since 1839 we’ve been setting the norm for the future of the global knife market with our iconic and leading edge products. We make knives for chefs all around the world, from accessible starter sets to the highest quality professional kitchen knives. Our brand stands for uncompromising quality, leading design and the latest technical innovations. Did you know that we made the very first wooden knife blocks?