The Knock Box 10, Brushed Stainless Steel

Probably a must have or at least something like it, if you’re making coffee in a machine. Feels robust and looks very smart. There are two sizes. This is the smaller of the two. If you make a lot of coffee, you might want to consider the larger one.

It’s expensive for what it is, but is sturdy enough and well made I guess. Easy to clean and does the job

This Sage-branded knock box is a sleek and polished addition to any countertop—perfect if you care about matching your other Sage tools. The metal finish and clean lines feel elegant and thoughtfully designed. It’s solidly built and easy to empty and clean. The knock bar is robust and pleasantly silent when in use, and the size is spot-on for daily coffee routines without being cumbersome. My only hesitations: it’s priced noticeably higher than simpler alternatives, and doesn’t add extra functionality beyond a basic knock bin. If you’re prioritising pure value over design consistency, a less expensive model might be a better fit. But if you’re building a coordinated setup and want your tools to look cohesive, this Sage knock box is a lovely finishing touch in your collection.

Great little product brushed black steel matches exactly the existing colour of our Barista Express impress . Holds 8 coffee pucks easily and ensures work space is kept clean and tidy. Easy to clean and helps dispose of waste. Others reviews suggest a bigger size but if it 3/4 brews a day, it is well suitable and is not too large on the worktop.

Looks nice, matches my sage machine, functional, sturdy. What more could you ask for?

Easy to clean, sturdy and good quality. Someone on the small side though so does need emptying every few days. Wouldn’t be suitable for frequent family use of a coffee machine. Fine for one person or a couple.

Another well made item from Sage. Not much to say other than it works as intended and with the rubber feet and solid build it can do the job of a 'knock-box' and be knocked hard enough to release the coffee puck. I would say though that unless you're tight on space, go for the larger version as it fills relatively quickly (still holds at least 8 or so pucks before you'd need to empty).

Slightly expensive but looks great with a safe machine. Easy to use and clean.