KYONANO Coffee Knock Box - Espresso Accessories - Expresso Knock Box with Durable Knock Bar and Non-Slip Base - Made of Bamboo and Stainless Steel- Coffee Grounds Knock Box

I honestly love this knock box! Perfect for my little at home cafe station and it goes with my decor. I love that it’s easy to wash and it’s just so nice to have

Pretty decent knock box, not completely perfect, it came slightly damaged. But not enough for me to want to send it back. It does its job and have been using it for almost a year. The size is perfect and didn’t have any weird smell either.

Solid knock box. It has a premium look. It’s quite big as well. Perfect for two people. The bamboo quality looks nice.

Love it! Does the job! Has removable insert. Has little rubber stops on the bottom to keep from sliding around. The bamboo has nice aesthetics.

There are 3M adhesive dots included and also 4 silicone strips. They meant to be noise reducing and to prevent the box from sliding around. I wasn't thrilled that one corner had a scuff, leaving raw wood exposed but it's not visible so doesn't detract from the appearance. I think the strips are meant to go around the top but they don't fit, so I put them on the bottom and didn't use the dots. You're banging on the bar so it's not like it's going to do much for noise reduction anyway. Overall I like the look but the stainless insert slides around in the bamboo box. It's like they aren't really designed to go together. The insert seems like it's meant to be part of a steamer table and the box is not really deep enough to keep it from moving around. Like it's slightly too wide and slightly too shallow. I like it anyway and it's functional.

Great price very sturdy on the counter easy to clean

Best price for a wood Knock Box and quite good looking, but. Manufacturer has attempted to solve the noise issue by putting four strips of hard silicone inside the box. As soon as the insert is fully pushed in the bamboo box, which is only pinned without glue, it separates at two corners. I solved the problem by glue and clamp and some 1/2”x1/8” weather striping I had on hand. Two strips inside the box is enough. They also included some dot adhesive feet which I decided to replace with the weather striping also.

Everywhere I looked for a wooden knock box I'd see prices of $40+ and you'd have to supply your own metal knockbox insert. This box and insert are both very nice quality. The insert does slide around a bit in the box but I added some adhesive-backed felt pads from the dollar store and now it's nice and snug. I also added pads to the bottom because the wood can bang rather loudly on a kitchen countertop. Despite the slightly loose fit and finish, the price is more than fair and bumps it from a 4 to a 5.