Wooden Case for Metal-Handle Skewers 58×10×7 cm

This wooden case is intended for the compact storage and transport of skewers fitted with classic metal handles. The closed container keeps the barbecue utensils together and separates them from other belongings in a cupboard, utility room, or vehicle luggage area. It can also serve as a neat presentation case for a skewer gift: the long metal utensils sit inside the body while the exterior retains a continuous wooden surface.

Narrow configuration without a shot-glass section

The outer body measures 58×10×7 cm. This compact configuration is intended specifically for skewers and has no separate wide compartment for shot glasses. It suits buyers who need a case for metal-handle skewers without an additional drinkware section. The case opens to provide access to the contents and closes before storage or transport.

• Product type: wooden case for skewers.
• Body material: natural wood.
• External dimensions: 58×10×7 cm.
• Purpose: storing, carrying, and presenting skewers.
• Suitable handle style: classic metal handles.
• Configuration: no dedicated shot-glass compartment.

Checking the fit of a skewer set

Selection should be based on the complete length of each skewer, including its handle, rather than on the length of the metal blade alone. The stated 58×10×7 cm dimensions describe the exterior and do not represent the usable interior space. Handle shape and width matter as well: rings, scrolls, and other raised ends require more room when arranged than flat elements. Capacity therefore depends on the geometry of the particular set, not on an assumed fixed number of skewers.

This item is the wooden case rather than a set containing skewers and shot glasses. The absence of a drinkware compartment distinguishes it from the wider 58×17.5×8 cm configuration. This difference is relevant when matching the case to existing utensils or choosing a format for a particular shelf or storage space.

Personalisation and care

An individual inscription or image can be engraved on the wooden surface. Engraving is an optional treatment of the case itself and does not alter its contents. For routine care, wipe the body with a soft, slightly damp cloth and allow the surface to dry completely afterwards. Only clean, dry skewers should be placed inside, and the case should be kept in a dry location. Do not soak the wooden body in water or wash it together with the metal utensils.