Lazy Susan Cabinets
Brush up on Lazy Susan cabinets, and learn how you can add this efficient storage feature to your kitchen cabinet design.
Lazy Susan kitchen cabinets can add great efficiency to your kitchen design, allowing for easy-access storage in a problematic corner cabinet.
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If you've got storage issues in your kitchen, you may want to consider a Lazy Susan kitchen cabinet. You can place this convenient rotating tray design in just about any cabinet, but many homeowners choose to use a corner cabinet—often unused or inefficient without a design tweak—for a Lazy Susan kitchen cabinet.
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A wooden lazy Susan adds a stylish storage solution to these custom cabinets to make cooking a breeze.
Photo by: Robert Peterson, Rustic White
Robert Peterson, Rustic White
A wooden lazy Susan adds a stylish storage solution to these custom cabinets to make cooking a breeze.
In terms of what to store, a Lazy Susan is perfect for frequently used supplies like spices, sugars and coffee or tea sweeteners, or other general food stores. Its rotating design allows for easy access, eliminating the need to pore through various containers and create a mess to find a given item.
Contemporary Grey Kitchen With Corner Cabinet Lazy Susan
To make use of a dead corner, a lazy Susan corner cabinet allows every square inch of the cabinet's interior to be used for extra-deep items such as pots and pans.
To make use of a dead corner, a lazy Susan corner cabinet allows every square inch of the cabinet's interior to be used for extra-deep items such as pots and pans.
Lazy Susans are available in a variety of sizes and designs from home improvement, furniture and design stores. Some can even be removed from the cabinet and conveniently used for school or craft projects, making them doubly efficient.
Put corners to work with a carrousel-style rack that spins to allow easy access to items in the back. Photo courtesy of transFORM
