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Walnut Coffee Filter Paper Holder

$24.99

A walnut and brass holder that keeps V60-style cone filter papers upright and flat beside your dripper on the counter.

Walnut wood
Brass fittings
V60-style papers
Dust with cloth

What's in the box

011 × Filter paper holder

SKU WK-4157

In stock — arrives 5–10 business days (US) · 6–10 (UK)

Description

Filters stuffed in their box get crushed and creased, and every pour-over starts with digging for one that still holds its shape.

This walnut holder with brass fittings keeps cone papers upright beside your dripper. They stay flat and ready, and you can pull one out with one hand while the kettle heats, without the rest of the stack sliding around.

It fits V60-style cone papers. Other cone shapes will sit in it, but flat-bottom filters will not. Keep it on a dry part of the counter, away from sink splash and steam.

Materials & Care

The body is walnut, finished with brass fittings. Wood does not like standing water, so keep the holder on a dry part of the counter and dust it with a soft cloth. Do not soak it or rinse it under the tap.

Shipping & Returns

Complimentary standard shipping to the United States and United Kingdom, with no minimum spend. Orders are prepared within 1–3 business days. US delivery is typically 5–10 business days after dispatch, UK 6–10 business days.

Technical Specifications

Material: Walnut with brass fittings Fits: V60-style cone paper filters Not for: Flat-bottom filters Placement: Countertop, beside the dripper Care: Dust with a dry cloth

Papers stand, not crumple

A cone filter that has been bent in a box will not sit cleanly in the dripper. Standing the stack on its edge keeps each crease where it belongs. The holder is steady enough that you can draw out a single paper without the next few lifting out with it.

Warm wood on the coffee bar

A torn cardboard sleeve looks out of place next to a good grinder and kettle. Walnut and brass give your pour-over corner a finished look, and the holder keeps everything in one spot. Leave it out on the counter where you brew each morning.