Servilletero de madera – Servilletero multifuncional para mesa y cocina, incluye espacio para condimentos – Perfecto para el hogar, cocina

Beautiful solid piece of wood. That part is well made. Love the idea of being able to put a salt and pepper shaker on the napkin holder. Minor problem: it wobbles; which can be fixed with a small felt or rubber bumper. Major problem: The black paint on the piece of metal is chipped. I suppose that can be fixed also with black nail polish. But at $30+ why? Returning and will try again.FYI Screws look too short at first. Make sure you have the metal piece in the groove on the top side, then screw the screw in. May need 2 people to assemble.

I was surprised to find that this was actually made from real wood, and nice looking wood. That was unexpected. It's got a nice heft to it but it's not so heavy that it's difficult to move and has rubber pads in the corners to keep it from sliding around. The condiment shelf keeps everything together in one place. It's also easy to grab and carry for use outside. This style holds a large amount of napkins so you don't feel like you're constantly filling it with more.We've been through so many napkin holders over the years. Recently we had one that had storage space on both sides which was a really great idea but the napkins stored vertically. I'd forgotten why I didn't like the upright style until we started using it. Then we had a metal one that was a similar idea to this one but it …

I wanted something nice looking for Christmas napkins and was immediately drawn to this unique looking holder... and it didn't disappoint! The wood is solid and is of a nice medium shade that will blend into most decor settings. I absolutely love the black metal bar that weighs the napkins down. Such a simple design and yet so unique. I love it!!!

This was very easy to put together and came with a handy little screw driver. It has rubber feet in the corners to protect surfaces. The finish on the wood is great, I would say it is more of a walnut as compared to the cherry finish that is my salt and pepper shakers. Our ceiling fan has a bad habit of throwing napkins around our kitchen and this seems to be the trick to keep them in place.

When I picked up the package I couldn't figure out what was inside. Why? The weight.When I opened the package and removed the box and saw that the napkin holder + was in the box my first thought was 'Ah, this is engineered wood.' Particleboard is heavy. I hate particleboard.Then I opened the box. WOW!I was wrong. This is REAL wood. The base of this napkin holder is sturdy, solid, perfectly stained. This holder can be used at an everyday kitchen table, but would be equally appropriate on a fancy dining room table (cloth napkins are never enough anyway; always have paper on hand - and use this holder for that purpose!)The shelf area is large enough for three containers - salt, pepper, and ____ (your choice).We have gone through a plethora of napkin holders. All of them the kind that keep …

The wood on this napkin set is rich looking. The gun metal black accents are stylish for contemporary or country decor. The weight of the ball hanging down allows you to pick up just 1 napkin. We've all had the experienced of having a pile of napkins pull out when you only want one. Only to have to straighten them out and return them. So, when I saw this design I knew it was just what I was looking for. The bonus is the extended portion of the wood that is inlayed specifically for the salt and pepper. Having all the essentials together keeps the table nice and neat. It is a good looking napkin set and would make a nice gift. I recommend it to add some design and functionality to your table.

I love the color of this wooden napkin holder with a platform that holds seasonings. It has pads on the bottom that protect your surface. The stick with a ball on each end that holds the napkins in place is just right—not too heavy, not too light. I like how you can grab a napkin from any side. I did notice, though, that when the napkins are almost gone, when you grab one, sometimes the rest come out with it. You just need to pull carefully when there’s only a few left, or don’t let it get that low. I like this holder much better than my old metal one.