Knife Displays Ref. 9010

Dark Wood Tiered Pocket Knife Display Stand

Name: Dark Wood Tiered Pocket Knife Display Stand
Brand: Pakistan Knives Factory
SKU: 9010
Price: 2.48 USD
Availability: InStock

This dark wood tiered pocket knife display stand holds knives at an angle for retail or home display, made in Pakistan.

$2.48

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

Wholesale $1.74

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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 built from dark wood into an angled, multi-slot rack that holds a row of pocket knives upright for retail counters or home collections. Manufactured in Pakistan, its solid wood construction gives it a more permanent, premium look than cardboard or plastic stands. A wholesale item for retailers wanting a wooden display stand for their pocket knife range.

Specifications

Weight: 0.21 kg

Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

How to use

Arranging pocket knives on dark wooden tiers

Dust the wood with a soft, dry cloth before loading; dark finishes show every speck.
Start with the top tier and the longest pocket knives, then step down to the smallest at the front so no handle hides another.
Turn every folder the same way, pivot to the same side, so each row reads as one clean line.
Put pale bone handles and brass bolsters where the eye lands first, in the centre, because they glow against dark wood.
Wipe the stand with a barely damp cloth when needed, never a wet one.

Light enough at 210 g to move between window and counter, it also makes a handsome keychain stand for a shop till when the front row holds keyring folders.

Best uses

Rooms and shops where solid dark wood looks at home

Dark wood flatters brass, bone and pale timber, and it looks permanent in places where cardboard would feel temporary. It suits Pakistan-made knives with natural handle materials, and the customers who buy them as keepsakes.

Gentlemen's outfitters
Antique and collectors' shops
Hunting lodge gift shops
A study or library shelf
Hotel and resort boutiques
Countryside and estate shops
Father's Day windows

Did you know?

Shoppers ignore the first steps inside a door

Retail researcher Paco Underhill, in his 1999 book Why We Buy, described a 'decompression zone' just inside a shop entrance, where people are still adjusting to the light and space and overlook most of what is on display. A stand of Pakistan knives placed a few steps further in, on the first counter where visitors slow down, gets noticed far more than one by the door.

Questions & answers

Collectors ask about the dark wood stand

How should I display a knife collection?

Treat it like a small museum shelf: fewer pieces, well spaced, each with a reason to be there. Tiered stands help because every knife stays in sight, and natural wood suits collections of wood, bone and brass. A small label giving the maker, handle material and year acquired makes a collection far more interesting to visitors.

Will the dark wood fade?

Like any timber, it can lighten if it stands in strong direct sunlight for long periods. Keep it out of the brightest window, dust it with a dry cloth, and keep water and cleaning sprays off the surface.

Does it suit large fixed blades?

It is built for a row of pocket knives. For fixed blades, the Black Multi-Slot Angled Knife Display Stand in the same range holds folding and fixed-blade knives side by side.