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Maximize convenience and declutter with VIMPELFISK. Store cutlery, napkins, and meal essentials close by to saving drawer space and keep things neat.
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Maximize convenience and declutter with VIMPELFISK. Store cutlery, napkins, and meal essentials close by to saving drawer space and keep things neat.
Perfect for freeing up space in drawers as cutlery and other meal necessaries can be stored closer to hand.
With one larger compartment and five smaller sections, there is space for all your table setting favorites.
The bamboo handle makes the holder easy to carry, yet its clean design allows for a more permanent place on any dining table.
Pairs well with VIMPELFISK knife block.
Perfect for freeing up space in drawers as cutlery and other meal necessaries can be stored closer to hand.
With one larger compartment and five smaller sections, there is space for all your table setting favorites.
The bamboo handle makes the holder easy to carry, yet its clean design allows for a more permanent place on any dining table.
Pairs well with VIMPELFISK knife block.
Materials
Steel, Powder coating, Bamboo, Clear acrylic lacquer, Cork
Care
Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
VIMPELFISK, Cutlery holder
Article no: 305.816.48
Width: 4 ½ "
Height: 4 ¼ "
Length: 9 "
Weight: 1 lb 2 oz
Length
9 "
Width
4 3/4 "
Height
7 7/8 "
VIMPELFISK
Cutlery holder, bamboo/gray-turquoise
$11.99
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Brand
VIMPELFISK
Designer
IKEA of Sweden
Article no.
305.816.48
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