TENSION KITCHEN PANEL BH640-940 WH

I saw it at some point and thought I'd like one for my home, so I bought it after reading everyone's reviews. It's true that there's no detailed instruction manual, so there are probably some parts that are difficult to understand when you first assemble it, but once you understand the gimmick, it's easy. (It takes about 10 to 15 minutes.) It's nice to have a clean kitchen area, so I'm glad I bought it.

I bought this because it is a tension rod, the width is an expandable type, and it is made of metal (so it can be used around fire). I had always wanted to use a magnetic storage system like the one used by a certain company. To put it simply, I'd say my impression was “not bad”. Specifically, I thought it was a shame in the following four points. 1. As it is a tension rod, you need to get used to installing it to get a stable strength (it was more difficult than I thought). 2. The maximum height of the panel installation position is fixed. 3. The panel area is not as wide as you might expect (the minimum is The old water bottle I was using was stressful because the water splashed when pouring and it didn't come out smoothly, but since I got this water bottle, I've been able to use it without any stress. When washing it, I can reach the bottom and it's very easy to wash, so I was really impressed that I'd finally found the ideal water bottle! I've definitely decided to buy it again!

It's very easy to use. I was also able to store Harumi Kurihara's round cutting board on the wall, creating more space. I was also able to store the dishwashing liquid floating in the air.

It would have been better if the kitchen panel could have been moved higher. As it can't be moved any higher, I'm worried about the heat as it's close to the fire, and I think it's a waste that it doesn't go all the way up to the ceiling. I would have liked it if the panel could have been moved a little higher overall.

As other reviews have said, it's difficult. You have to get rid of the image of installing a regular tension rod. The manual doesn't explain how to tighten the screw in the middle while compressing the spring at the top using your fingers with force. If you tighten the screw in the middle without understanding this, you will end up with several holes in the support rod. Is it not possible to change the style to one where you attach a regular tension rod (tighten the screw in the middle while stretching the support up and down at the installation location, and then tighten the top part by turning it)? If not, I think the instructions should be more clearly written.