Pakistan Knives FactoryDecades of Manufacturing, Wholesale Worldwide
This natural pine tiered knife display rack holds knives at an angle for retail or home display, made in Pakistan.
This knife display stand is built from natural pine into an angled, multi-slot rack that holds a row of knives upright for retail counters or home collections. Manufactured in Pakistan, its light, untreated wood finish suits retailers wanting a rustic, natural-material display option. A wholesale item for retailers wanting a wooden display stand for their knife range.
Freshly cut pine starts out pale, then slowly turns honey and amber as light and air act on the wood, and untreated pine shows the change soonest; in a bright spot it can be visible within months. The rack you unpack will not look quite the same a year later, and a keychain stand for display that lives in a sunny window will deepen in colour faster than one kept further inside.
Match the stand to the knives. Rustic pieces such as wood-handled folders, garden knives and outdoor patterns look natural on untreated pine, while polished collector pieces suit glass. Let each tier show over the one in front, group the knives by use, and leave space for new additions. Keep bare wood away from damp corners.
Not exactly. Pine is a natural material, so grain and colour vary from piece to piece, and the light, untreated finish shows those differences. Many rustic shops see that variety as part of the appeal.
Its low weight makes it easy to carry between window, counter and craft fair. Set it on a level surface, put the heavier knives on the lower tier and keep it clear of the counter edge.
Untreated wood looks best surrounded by other natural materials. For a rustic corner of knives made in Pakistan, these pieces sit comfortably beside it:
Untreated pine soaks up hand oils and grime, so dark rings soon appear around the slots that see the most handling. Before loading, rub a thin coat of clear furniture wax or beeswax into the wood and buff it off. The pale colour stays cleaner, knives slide in more easily, and a row of Pakistan knives leaves no greasy marks behind.
