Knife Displays Ref. 9007

Black Plastic Multi-Slot Knife Display Stand

Name: Black Plastic Multi-Slot Knife Display Stand
Brand: Pakistan Knives Factory
SKU: 9007
Price: 2.88 USD
Availability: InStock

This black plastic multi-slot knife display stand holds knives at an angle for retail display, made in Pakistan.

$2.88

Unit price. Rates are degressive by quantity, size and material.

Wholesale $2.02

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Factory direct Sialkot, since 1982
Worldwide shipping
Private label on request
Wholesale pricing by quantity

About this knife

This knife display stand is molded from black plastic into an angled, multi-slot rack that holds a row of knives upright for retail counters. Manufactured in Pakistan, its durable plastic build suits repeated retail use better than cardboard. A wholesale item for retailers wanting a longer-lasting display stand for their knife range.

Specifications

Weight: 0.22 kg

Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

Complete the set

Build a counter fixture around the black rack

This rack carries a row of full-size knives. A busy counter usually pairs it with fixtures for the smaller pieces and with an add-on or two:

Rotating Wood Keychain Knife Display Stand: miniature folders hang better than they stand, so a dedicated keychain display stand beside this rack keeps the small impulse buys visible.
White Plastic Multi-Slot Knife Display Stand: the same moulded format in white, for dark wood or black handles that would vanish against black plastic.
Blue Tungsten Carbide Sharpener Keyring: a bright, wrench-shaped keyring sharpener to place just in front of the stand, where customers pick it up while paying.

Did you know?

Jewellers' old trick with dark backgrounds

Jewellers have long laid silver and diamonds on black velvet for a reason: a dark ground makes polished metal look brighter by contrast. A black stand does the same for the mirror-finished blades, brass bolsters and light wood handles common on Pakistani knives, so the knives, rather than the fixture, catch the eye.

Questions & answers

Display questions from shop owners

Why choose a plastic stand over cardboard?

Moulded plastic wipes clean, keeps its shape in a humid shop and survives being handled every day, so one stand can serve season after season; that is why this black rack suits a permanent counter. Cardboard still makes sense for a short seasonal promotion.

How should I display a knife collection?

Group pieces by family or handle material, leave a little space between them, and set them at an angle so light reaches the blade and bolster. Keep the arrangement out of direct sun, which fades wood and dries leather, and put the most valuable pieces behind glass. An angled rack like this one suits the everyday folders in a collection.

Are knives included with the stand?

No, this listing is for the stand alone. Most shops fill it from their existing range or add a selection of folders to the same order, and we are happy to suggest a mix by price point or handle material.

Display & retail

Placing a multi-slot rack where it sells

An angled rack works best where customers already pause: beside the till or at the end of a glass counter, at about elbow height so handles can be read without bending.

Arrange the slots from the simplest knife to the most decorative, so the eye travels towards the higher price points.
Group by handle material or colour rather than size; a row of teak looks deliberate, a jumble of woods does not.
Add a small card stating that these are knives made in Pakistan, from Sialkot, because shoppers often ask about origin.
Change the line-up with the seasons: pruning knives in late winter, mushroom knives in autumn, gift folders before the holidays.