RSVPInternational Tool Crock Turntable Lazy Susan, Bamboo, 8.25" | Handy in Cabinets or on Counters | Rotating Base with Sturdy Lip | Organize Spices & Small Bottles

I came across these lazy susans and was so happy to find a stainless steel version. (I think stainless steel gives a clean look and is easy to clean). I gained a ton of space in my cabinets and all stuff are so easy to access with just a spin of these sleek looking lazy susan. I use them in the kitchen cabinets and find it very useful and a major organization help.

We have a company breakroom & it accumulated a plethora of seasonings, became a mess to clean up. This did the job. Removed excess, rarely used items, keep a decent selection of everyday go to spices for employee & customer use. Look clean, well organized & thoughtful without looking like my kitchen!

I have this under my kitchen tool holder. It allows me to swivel around to the right item. This makes it easier to grab what I want. Noce product and with a small kitchen it takes up less counter space whaile allowing easy access to needed items.

This two-tiered turntable was tasked with turning our cluttered countertop from storage to surface again. We got one of those tall & skinny chrome wire shelving units for a kitchen corner by the stove, placed the turntable on a shelf at eye level, and stacked it with about 20 spice canisters ranging in size from standard-issue sprinklers to 4-ounce, 2.5-inch diameter jars. It has held up to daily abuse without so much as a peep for two months and counting.The unit is space saving, no doubt about it, and its wheel-science rotational functionality does exactly what you'd expect it to do: it makes accessible the items in the back without the major hassle--oh, the inconvenience!--of first removing the items in the front. Turntables are front/back equalizers by nature; they can't help themselves. It rotates just fine, aided by its circularity, but it's not as smooth as, say, a zero-friction perpetual motion whirligig. Maybe that's a good thing... who wants cinnamon centrifugally sprayed all over the old apron anyway? But I can't help crave a bit more smoothness in the spin.Assembly underscored a sloppiness of construction. The support poles didn't screw vertically into one tier nor line up with the holes of the other. Malleability of thin stainless steel made this a non-issue: a nudge here and a tuck there, and everything became symmetric and aligned. So what if it was born lopsided? Is that really worth a full star penalty? I'll let you decide. (No, wait, I'll decide: yes.)My ultimate complaint about Susan is more of an existential qualm with Euclidean space and the problem of sphere-packing. See, shelves tend to be rectangular and turntables (the good ones, anyway) tend to be round. So even as the round thing (Susan) organizes other round things (spices) and saves the space they used to occupy, it does so inefficiently, suboptimally. Space is wasted between the round turntable and the rectangular shelf's corners. Sure, you could store a bottle of poopoo-infused extra virgin and chaste olive oil there, but then you would no longer be able to reach the pevcoo in the back without squeezing past Susan first.Oh, the inconvenience!

This stainless steel product is very nice . Most lazy Susan's are wood. Perfect size, looks great and is much better than I expected for the price.

The media could not be loaded.  The video I posted looks like it has a hard time spinning. This is because those glass jars actually have a good bit of weight to them. Without those jars it spins around much more freely. You can also see on the video that the grain width varies. You can see this around the edge as it spins. Also, please not the variations in color when in different lighting. My camera even sways the color from what I'm actually looking at I would say the closest accurate depiction of color is the picture I have looking directly at the burlap rose and the one where the light isn't on with the daylight reflecting on the shower tiles.

what i expected

While searching for a way to keep medications, vitamins and supplements for both human household members and our dogs organized - I came across this stainless 2 tier lazy Susan and in bam! In the cart it went.I was looking at a plastic medicine holder which was at the same price point and would have accomplished the same thing, but it was an eye sore.This carousel is terrific!Surprisingly nice build quality and the parts are machined well so the fit is good, clean and tight. As for assembly it's a breeze - just a few screws, no tools needed. Now instead of our kitchen counter looking like a pharmacy exploded - everything's in it's place and easy to get to.The spinning is slow and a bit stiff but this is really a plus as items don't go flying off the trays when you're turning it around to look for what you need.We like this gizmo so much I'm ordering a few more for inside of cabinets and spices.Simply a very decent item that in relation to price is an excellent buy. Plus it's eligible for Prime so you get free two day shipping to boot.Highly recommended!

Good quality, perfect size. Good buy.

Essa bandeja giratória é linda, de excelente qualidade e um ótimo quebra galho para dar acesso a tudo nos armários da cozinha!

Me encantó el tamaño y diseño, muy funcional

Looks OK. But quite useless as it doesn’t hold much. Turning not smooth. Could do better. Too expensive for what it offers

Bought this as not enough room in my cupboards for all the spices and herbs etc. Put my most used ones on here, together with the Salt grinder, and there's still room for a small dish for the ripe tomatoes!Made of brushed metal, so easy to clean. Not made for large items, but fine for my purposes. Looks smart on the worktop.Easy to assemble when it arrives.