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Edlund KLC-994 Locking Knife Cabinet with Integrated KR-699 Knife Rack

Edlund KLC-994 Locking Knife Cabinet with Integrated KR-699 Knife Rack

  • Heavy duty secure storage
  • Removable KR-699 knife rack
  • NSF Listed

Product Description
The Edlund KLC 994 locking knife cabinet comes complete with a removable KR 699 knife rack inside It s ideal for prison kitchens schools hospitals or any food service operation where access to knives must be limited. It s constructed from heavy duty 14 gauge stainless steel with welded seams and features a stainless steel piano hinge with tamper proof screws. This hinge design eliminates any chance of access when closed and a front view window permits immediate knife inspection. A keyed locking handle with interior latch plus three padlock holes allow for maximum security. Large wall mount screw holes allow for easy installation screws not included . The KR699 knife rack will hold 8 chef s knives two smaller knives one sharpening steel and a pair of scissors. NSF Listed. The overall dimensions of the Edlund KLC 994 locking knife cabinet are 16 3 16 W x 21 1 2 H x 3 1 2 D. Knives are not included. KLC994 (39300) From Edlund

Edlund KLC-994 Locking Knife Cabinet with Integrated KR-699 Knife Rack

Knife Display Case Cabinet, storage cabinet

Knife Display Case Cabinet, storage cabinet

  • Crafted from solid wood
  • Shadow Box top, with see glass cover
  • Drawers are lockable
  • Awsome item for knife storage

Product Description
This piece is the best you can get for a serious knife collector. A great way to display your collectible knives with the see thru glass top. 5 drawers providing much extra room storage. The drawers are matted with fine fabric on the bottom to prevent scratches on knives. Holds up to 100 knives depending on size. All drawers can be Lock to prevent uninvited inquisitive hands. Item comes one piece, no assembly required.

Knife Display Case Cabinet, storage cabinet

How can mealworms end up in a closed blender in a cabinet?

I believe myself to be one of the cleanest people I know. I went to use my blender, which was put away in my cabinet cleaned, when I opened the top a mealworm fell. When I looked inside, there were more in the crevice of the blade and the blender inside, needless to say I freaked. If I wash it and dry it before I close it and put it away, how can there be mealworms inside? Did someone play a joke, or should I be changing the way I store my stuff?