'Round' lazy susan

16 years ago

Is there a cabinet design with a diagaonol front door rather than a hinged "L" which allows the lazy susan to be a full circle? Any pictures you can point me to? Thanks!

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defrost49
16 years ago
Yes, my cabinets are being installed now. Both the base and upper cabinets have round lazy susans. The cabinets are Quality, made in PA. Unfortunately, the corner cabinet shown on their website is the l-shaped one. You might be able to see a corner cabinet in a dealer's showroom.
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holligator
16 years ago
There is actually a web site called lazysusans.com. They have all the possible shapes of cabinet lazy Susans, with pictures of most of them in cabinets. It's a great resource to see how the different ones work.

Here is a link that might be useful: Lazy Susans
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This was interesting. DH and I went cabinet shopping this weekend - I had already been, a bit, with our KD, but now we are getting more down to brass tacks. The Lemans thing did look awfully nice, for the reason the OP mentioned - the whole thing pulls out. We saw two different installations called "magic corners," one each at two different stores. The first store didn't have a brand, the second was labeled "Magic Corner - Comfort" by Kessebohmer. It was a LOT smoother opening this second Kessebohmer one. It was also easier because there was almost a joystick part that one pulled, that worked it (see the black thing on the right in http://myshop.s3-external-3.amazonaws.com/shop1318600.pictures.magic%20corner%20comfort.jpg). The first unit, one pulled out the top wire shelf itself.
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I may be missing something, but if you're putting a circular "shelf" into a rectangular cabinet, i.e. your 33"x36" - the maximum diameter of your circle will be constrained by the smaller of the two dimensions. This will result in lost or unusable space in the cabinet. Better to keep it square for a lazy/super susan. Good old fashioned graph paper and a compass may help visualize and finalize your dimensions. There's nearly a full square foot of space differential (per shelf) between using a 28" diameter shelf vs a 32" diameter shelf. With two levels in the cabinet, that's a lot of storage space.
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Can you see between the bottom of the susan and the shelf? Is it attached at only one point? Is there any chance it pops into some sort of hole spinner thingy. If you lift up on it with lots of pressure would it "pop" out? That is the only thing I can think of.
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Hi, was wondering does anyone have thoughts on the mosaic mirror. Will it look too much mosaic if I decide to go with the mosaic pattern on the lazy susan? Though I am leaning towards painting it for now, as its much easier. Also will the round mirror look too much round shapey with the round table and round lazy susan. I have also been looking at this copper lazy susan from wayfair (this would save me time, to buy ready made). Would it look nice with the wooden table. Its the right size (30"). Most of the other glass ones I have seen are smaller (24").
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weedyacres
16 years ago
Yes, there are. Our KD told us about the option, but warned that the counter would cost more to cut diagonally across instead of make a square L, so I opted for the traditional.
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