Mercer Knife & Tool Storage

Mercer’s 12-inch stainless steel holder uses two parallel magnetic bars, so each knife is held at two points and is less likely to swing or slide. It mounts on the wall and comes with six stainless steel hooks for tools that are not magnetic, such as whisks, ladles and tongs.The hooks have U-shaped tops that grip the bar firmly, and they slide to wherever you need them. The 12-inch length suits a short wall or the side of a cabinet.
Other LengthsThe same design comes in 18-inch and 24-inch lengths. For a wood face, see the acacia bar. Learn More

These stainless steel S hooks fit Mercer’s stainless steel magnetic bars, the 12-inch, 18-inch and 24-inch models. Hang them from the bar to hold tools a magnet will not, such as whisks, ladles, kitchen towels or measuring cups.Six hooks come in a pack, enough to add a row of utensils beside your knives. Learn More

The 18-inch rubberwood bar mounts a complete set of knives on the wall in a light, neutral wood. Its magnets are recessed inside the bar, so blades rest against wood rather than steel, which is gentler on blade finishes than a bare metal strip.Keyhole slots on the back give a flush mount with the screws hidden. The open design holds knives, shears and other magnetic tools in any arrangement.
Other Lengths and WoodsFor a darker wood, choose the 18-inch acacia bar; for a smaller set, the 12-inch rubberwood bar. Learn More

At 18 inches, this acacia bar holds a full working set: chef’s knife, slicer, bread knife, utility and paring knives, with room for shears. The recessed magnets keep blade faces against wood, and the acacia has a rich, warm color.Keyhole slots on the back mount the bar flush to a wall or backsplash. Knives hung on a bar dry in the open air and stay out of a drawer, where edges knock against other tools.
Other Lengths and WoodsThe bar also comes in rubberwood and in a 12-inch acacia length. For a heavier collection, see the 18-inch stainless steel bar. Learn More

A 12-inch magnetic bar in light rubberwood, this Mercer bar holds a few knives and metal tools on the wall, where they are easy to see and reach. The magnets sit inside the wood, so the knives touch rubberwood instead of metal.Mount it flush with the keyhole slots on the back, above a prep counter or beside the stove. The open face takes any combination of blades.
Other Lengths and WoodsChoose the acacia version for a darker wood, or the 18-inch rubberwood bar for more knives. Learn More

The 12-inch acacia bar mounts on a wall or a backsplash and holds a small set of knives and metal tools off the counter and out of the drawer. Its magnets are recessed in the wood, so the blades rest against acacia instead of bare metal.Keyhole slots on the back let the bar sit flush against the wall. The open design takes any mix of knives, from a paring knife to a chef’s knife, along with shears or a peeler.
Other Lengths and WoodsThe same bar comes in rubberwood and in an 18-inch acacia length. Every Mercer bar is compared in the Details. Learn More

The medium magnetic board stands about 11 1/4 inches tall on a stainless steel base and holds five or six knives, with blades up to about 9 inches, depending on their width. It takes less counter space than a block and keeps every blade in view.Strong magnets hold each blade where you place it, and because there are no slots, the board takes a mix of knife sizes.
Other SizesThe large board holds up to seven knives, and the small board holds about four. Learn More

The large magnetic board holds up to seven knives or tools on the counter, with blades up to about 10 inches. Strong magnets behind the leaflet acacia face hold each knife where you place it, and the board leans on an angled stainless steel stand for easy reach.Because there are no slots, the board takes a mix of knives a block cannot, from a paring knife to a long slicer.
Other SizesFor a smaller counter, see the medium or small board. For wall mounting, see the 18-inch stainless steel magnetic bar. Learn More

The small Acacia Magnetic Board keeps a few everyday knives within reach on the counter, standing on a folding stand that collapses flat for storage. It holds about four knives with blades up to 8 1/2 inches, depending on their shape.Recessed magnets in the acacia face hold any combination of knives, so there are no fixed slots to outgrow. Protective feet keep the board from sliding on the counter.
Other SizesFor more knives, see the medium and large magnetic boards, which stand on stainless steel bases. To mount knives on a wall instead, see the 12-inch acacia magnetic bar. Learn More