Japanese Knife Rack Wall Anti-Dust Wall-Mounted Cabinet Door Perforation-Free Invisible Storage Box Kitchen

Personal Living Habits Don't Like Sharp Sharp Blades Exposed Outside

This Just Can Be Wrapped

The Overall Design Rules Are Neat And Complete, And There Is No Complicated Design That Hides Dirt And Dirt

It's Empty Underneath, You Need To Drain The Water, Otherwise It Will Get Moldy

Easy To Remove And Clean

Recommended Point:

1, Suitable For Small Space Saving Place

2, Suitable For Food Supplement Tools

[Notice Before Purchase]

Before Placing An Order, Please Estimate The Width And Spacing Of The Jack Position, Consider The Thickness Of The Handle Yes, The Handle Should Take Up Space Above, Otherwise It Is Easy To Not Reach Expectations, So Many Knives Cannot Be Placed.

Don't Put This Bone Chopper Knife, The Big Kitchen Knife Is A Patch After All

Pay Attention To The Length

Delivery Does Not Include Knives, Storage Rack Only

Name: Japanese Knife Holder Rack

Material: HIPS Plastic

Color: White

Installation Method: No Trace Paste

Size: Refer Picture

Weight: 323.8 G

Packing List: Knife Holder Rack * 1pcs (Excluding Knives Or Other)

[Instructions For Use]

Paste It In A Flat Tile Place, No Dust, No Water, No Air

Use After Sticking For 24 Hours

Only Suitable For Smooth Painted Wooden Cabinets, Smooth Tiles Without Peeling Off Paint, Pay Attention To Rubbing Dust, Oil Stains Before Sticking, And Paste After Dust And Water.

Do Not Use Cabinet Doors, Painted Walls With Rough, Frosted, Matte, Aging Paint Peeling!

After The Patch Is Pasted, The Air Should Be Carefully Removed.After 24 Hours After Installation, Try It With Your Hands To See If It Is Firmly Reliably Placed Before The Knife Is Placed!

Didn't Take Long To Post It?

1, Put Things Overweight (Do Not Put Bone Chopping Knife).

2, The Surface Is Not Smooth.

3, Didn't Post Enough Time As Requested.So Note Above Can Avoid.

Description: After The Patch Is Pasted, It Cannot Be Moved, It Is Not Reusable, And The Product Does Not Support Trial

There Are Too Many Patches, Human Factors Interference Is Not A Quality Problem