Lazy Susan aftermarket Install
shepherd209
11 years ago
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Any alternative to Lazy Susans in a 36in corner base cabinet?
Comments (19)Mom, Yup, growing up with, and always having 'Susans', except the 11 years we lived here with a woefully inadequate kitchen (already I've forgotten what I used to have! :>), I just assumed I'd get two corner susans. Since I've had a few months to use this one while waiting for innards, I realize I actually have more space without the susan. Good for the 'Big' items I have in there now. Think I'll still keep the lazy susan I have in the other corner, though it really doesn't store much, but for small items, more convenient- haven't hit upon the perfect way to store things in there either- but it's a wire one, I might be happier with building super Susans with bigger diameter circles...like I have nothing better to do with my time and money... :>)...See MoreReplacement of base cabinet lazy susan...
Comments (1)"Do y'all think that a new one can be installed without removing the counter top? " For at least some of the units available, yes. You may need to be able to cut the post to length though (typically using a tubing cutter)....See MoreDoes anyone have a 33' corner lazy susan cabinet? Do you like it?
Comments (8)There are assymetrical lazy susans available. A 33/36 one could let you use the 33" dimension where space was critical but give you a larger half of the door in the 36" dimension to help with clearance getting objects in and out of the cabinet. I try to use a 33" susan as rarely as possible because the door is so small that it's difficult to store anything but canned goods in it. Your food processor, blender, or other small appliances won't really fit through a 33" door, and only the very small cassserole dishes will without awkwardly turning them sideways to get them in and out. WHen you have to turn an object sideways to get it through a door, that's when you get smashed and bumped fingers and hands and broken objects....See MoreLazy Susan not assembled before countertop
Comments (12)Not sure if this would work or if it would be something you might consider, but maybe you could cut one of the legs off your shelf and just install the longer piece. You might have to add a brace to the one side if there are no holes in that location. You could also install a second shelf so that you have a staggered shelving situation. Maybe use the two shelves that you have for one of your cabinets and install an aftermarket lazy Susan in your other cabinet....See Moresteelcfo
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