HORL DOCK Sharpener Stand
AT HOME IN YOUR KITCHEN
With the HORL® Dock your sharpener is immediately to hand whenever you want to sharpen your knives. The HORL® Dock also keeps the magnetic angle support handy and the knife sharpener becomes a true eyecatcher in your kitchen. It emphasizes both the HORL2 and HORL2 Pro designs to their best advantage.
PREMIUM FINISH IN TWO COLOURS
With its metallic finish and clean design, the HORL® Dock lends a touch of elegance to any kitchen. The graphite finish of the HORL® Dock stylishly contrasts the oak and walnut cases of HORL® sharpeners. While in dark bronze it perfectly matches the colour of the HORL®3 Pro.
PRESENTED PRACTICALLY ALWAYS AT HAND
The HORL® Dock is so designed that the magnetic angle support is held in place magnetically, while the sharpener is gently parked on a silicone pad. Inclined at 20° the angle exactly matches that of the magnetic angle support for the HORL® Sharpeners, which presents it very elegantly. Thanks to the anti-slip pad on the underside of the HORL® Dock, it stands firmly on any surface.
WHEREVER PLACED ELEGANTLY HANDY
Thanks to its subtle shape and compact dimensions (10.4 x 6.9 x 2.6 cm) the HORL® Dock fits easily in any kitchen. You can place your sharpener centre stage and premium sharpness for your kitchen knives is only an arm’s length away.
MADE IN THE BLACK FOREST
We manufacture the HORL® Dock together with our regional partners in the Black Forest. From constructing the metal frame of the HORL® Dock to assembling the silicone pads, all production takes place in our region. This means we can guarantee the highest quality.
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