50, it’s okay overall. I was a little disappointed that Simplehuman didn’t think the knife compartment design all the way through. We bought it because of the bamboo top, which separates the chef knives nicely, but it would have been better if they offered more slot sizes for different knives. There’s only one slot that works for a 7” or 9” knife. We’ll keep it since we purchased the dish rack separately, but overall, it’s just okay.

It’s worth it! When you spend money on quality knives you want to take care of them. This knife block is made quality materials and well designed. The back has rubber backing that doesn’t scratch the dish rack and keeps it firmly in place. And I love that the side channels can house my larger knives.

This thing is amazing. Clips on to our exist my simple human drainer, love the slide slot for our chefs knife. I never thought I could feel this way about a drying rack.

beautiful and very handy!

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