EAMAOTT Corner Cabinet Lazy Susan Organizer Bins

If you’re having trouble reaching items at the back of a big or awkwardly shaped cupboard, then you know a lazy Susan organizer is the way to go. This brilliant gadget is easy to use – all you have to do is spin it gently – enabling you to access any of the items you need. The best part about lazy Susan organizers is that they are also easy to install for homeowners. Many of them come ready to use, so you just have to place them in the cupboard.

When you’re buying a lazy Susan organizer, first start off by measuring the cupboard or counter space where you intend to put it. In order to turn properly all the way, the organizers needs to have full clearance within the space. Keep in mind that you should leave a little extra room on the sides as well, in case any of the items on the lazy Susan organizer hang off the edges. If there is a door on the cupboard, ensure it will close properly once the organizer is inside. Note that some lazy Susan organizers have a height of a few inches, which can affect what types of things you can place on them. Check to see whether the shelves in the cupboard are adjustable so that you can move them up if you need to accommodate any tall jars or other larger items.

When it comes to durability and longevity, you have to keep in mind that a lazy Susan organizer has moving parts – which means that things can break or stop spinning. Regardless of what type it is, all lazy Susan organizers consistent of a shelf (or multiple shelves if it is a tiered organizer) that rotate on an axis. It needs to be constructed well so that the shelf will not wobble or tilt while it turns.

• In terms of materials, opt for one that is made from stainless steel, wood, stone or even plastic. These materials are strong and easy to clean. If you’re placing it in a cupboard, the aesthetic of the organizer doesn’t matter as much, since the doors will be closed most of the time. However, if you’re placing it on a counter or table, it’s a good idea to make sure it matches with the rest of the accessories and gadgets in the room. For example, if you have chrome appliances, opt for a lazy Susan organizer in a chrome finish.
• When it comes to cleaning, it’s always best to choose materials that can simply be wiped down with a wet cloth. Whether you’re storing spices or craft supplies, it’s likely that there will be spills and drips from time to time. If you don’t clean the lazy Susan organizer, parts of it can get sticky which may affect how well it turns. Hard plastic is one of the easiest materials to clean, as is stainless steel. Keep in mind that you should let the lazy Susan fully dry after cleaning before you add the items back on its shelf.
• If you have a corner cabinet, opt for a lazy Susan organizer that comes in a kidney shape instead of a complete circle. This leaves enough room for the door of the cabinet to close properly while still maximizing your available storage space. Many of these types of organizers have wedge-shaped compartments that go on the lazy Susan, helping you keep your items neat and tidy.