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Question: Is it possible to mount the Eva Solo Magnetic Knife Rack onkitchen tile?
Document: This is a pretty cool knife rack and it looks pretty cool too. The knives come off the magnets easily and the edges can be kept in a position that keeps the user pretty safe too. Knife edges are against the back which might be safer if you have little ones around, rather than a magnet bar with the edges right out in the open. This was pricey, but worth it.
I bought this after a tons of research for my new home. I used to use the wood block for knives set though it seems a little boring since everyone else has one at home. I finally came to eva solo's magnet which absolutely does its job well and gives the edge of chicness to the kitchen. It has bolts that you can mount with and, the magnet is as sturdy as it can hold the knives safe.If you're looking for something special besides the wood block, this is the one.
I've been looking for a compact wall mount knife holder to hold our knife set. This is the ONLY one I've found. It works great. However it is very expensive for what it is. Needs competition.
Loved it! It replaced an old, worn out wood block knife holder that took up counter space.This piece was stylish, yet practical and actually makes grabbing at a knife easier thanother wall mount styles we looked at.
It is easy to grab and replace the knives back onto the holder with this angled design. There is even a cardboard mount guide to assist with the drilling and set-up. It took me less than 5 minutes to set up the knife holder. It is expensive, but the design is well thought-out and I am pleased with the purchase. It fits in well with my modern kitchen!
Unlike the typical flat magnetic blocks, this provides a stand off distance from the wall.It allows you to grip the knife properly before lifting off the block.Magnetic strength is more then adequate.Because the knives are on an angle, the block is nice and small for a 8 knife holder.
After a total renovation of our kitchen, the butcher block knife holder just didn't go with it. We had a knife magnetic holder that came with my wife's knives, but I didn't feel comfortable with the knives easily falling off when knocked. The design of the EVA Holder and Magnetic strength are SUPER!!!!!!! The knives my wife have are professional and heavy in weight [not to mention very sharp], and the EVA easily holds them in place.
I thought about dinging one star off this product for the cost, but decided I couldn't. We love our, it takes up so little space compared to other magnetic knife blocks, and the design is thoughtful, and honestly looks handsome. Besides the ability to store double the knives in half the space, I love that the handles and blades are away from the wall a bit. This ensures it is very easy to get a firm grip on the handle even with wet hands.
Two things were important to me in my research for magnetic knife holders: (1) space-saving feature, and (2) not-too-strong magnetic strength. I invested in a good set of knives and worried about the magnet strength being too strong that could warp the blade (from reading customer reviews of other products). Plus, a typical-sized single flat magnetic knife holder would not be enough to hold my knife set. The EVA Stainless Steel Magneto Knife Holder is perfect for my needs.
Who invented this thing! Although it is pricey, it is well worth the once in a lifetime investment. Once you purchase one of these and put it up you won't need anything else for the next 50 years or more&#8230;and if you move you just unscrew to take it down and move it with you. The magnet is strong enough to hold a rather heavy meat cleaver I use for breaking up rack of lamb&#8230;love this kitchen organizing tool!
Answer: The back of the rack has two holes that fit over two screws that you attach to the vertical surface.  The rack slides down 1/2" and horizontally another 1/2" to lock it into place upon the screws.  If you wanted to mount this to kitchen tile, you would need to drill the holes in the tile and also manage to secure the screws to a solid surface -- which could require placing anchors to hold the screws.  It could be possible to instead attach it to the tile using construction adhesive, a two-piece adhesive (e.g. 3M Command), magnetic, or Velcro strip, etc.  Mine is mounted to wood, but mounting to kitchen tile would be a doable DIY project.  I love my knife rack and get compliments on it from every visitor to my kitchen.