Wooden Skewer Case with Shot-Glass Compartment, 58 × 17.5 × 8 cm

This wooden case is intended for storing and carrying skewers with metal handles. Its elongated main section follows the shape of long barbecue utensils, while a separate compartment is reserved for shot glasses. The layout gathers both types of accessory in one rigid case without placing the smaller drinkware among the skewers. The overall dimensions of this version with a shot-glass compartment are 58 × 17.5 × 8 cm.

Case layout

The wooden body closes with a lid. Rigid walls suit pointed skewers better than soft wrapping because they limit contact between the contents and other stored items while the case is being carried or put away. The two zones also make it easier to arrange long utensils and glasses separately and check the prepared contents before an outing.

• Purpose: a case for skewers with metal handles.
• Layout: one long main section and a separate shot-glass compartment.
• Body material: wood.
• Overall size: 58 × 17.5 × 8 cm.
• Format: a rigid lidded case for storage and carrying.

Choosing accessories that fit

The 58 × 17.5 × 8 cm measurement describes the complete case. Usable room inside is reduced by the walls, divider and lid, so skewer fit depends on more than blade length. Compare the full length including the handle, along with the handle’s width, the height of any decorative details and its position when the case is closed. Shot glasses should also sit freely in their dedicated section without their rims pressing against the lid.

Arrange each item without force and confirm that the lid closes freely before putting the case away. Protruding handles should not be pressed down, and glasses should not be stacked, as either choice changes the height required by the contents. The case can hold an existing collection of compatible accessories or serve as the foundation of a barbecue-themed gift set when every item has been selected to fit.

Caring for the wooden case

Only cleaned, cooled and completely dry skewers should be placed inside; washed shot glasses need to dry separately before storage. Moisture and food residue should not remain in the closed wooden body. Remove dry particles with a soft cloth, then wipe the inner or outer surface carefully with a slightly damp cloth when needed, without prolonged soaking. Leave the case open until it is fully dry after cleaning.

Keep the case in a dry indoor place away from prolonged contact with water and strong heat. Before closing it, check the position of pointed ends, handles and glasses. Neat placement keeps the sections organised and avoids unnecessary pressure on the divider and lid.