Lazy Susan Cabinet

A lazy Susan cabinet features one or more rotating circular trays installed inside a cabinet, typically at a corner junction, that spin to bring stored items to the front opening. This classic kitchen storage solution addresses the notorious dead zone in corner cabinets where items become inaccessible without crawling partially inside the cabinet. By placing items on a rotating platform, everything stored in the corner becomes reachable with a simple spin. Lazy Susan cabinets come in several configurations to suit different corner cabinet types. Full-circle models sit inside cabinets with standard doors, while kidney-shaped or D-shaped versions work with cabinets that have a center post or narrow opening. Some lazy Susans are mounted on a center pole that connects the top and bottom trays, while others use a bottom-mounted bearing that allows the tray to rotate freely. Material quality varies dramatically—from flimsy plastic trays that wobble and jam to premium wood and metal units with smooth ball-bearing mechanisms that glide effortlessly under heavy loads. Beyond corners, smaller lazy Susans are used inside upper cabinets, refrigerators, and pantries to organize spices, condiments, and canned goods.