How To Make A Lazy Susan For A Corner Cabinet

How To Make A Lazy Susan For A Corner Cabinet

Have you ever had trouble reaching the items at the back of your corner cabinet? Do you wish you could make better use of the space in your kitchen? A Lazy Susan could be the solution you’re looking for. In this article, I’ll share my experience on how to make a Lazy Susan for a corner cabinet.

Step-by-Step Guide

Materials:

• 1/4 inch plywood
• Lazy Susan hardware
• Screws
• Drill
• Saw
• Sandpaper
• Paint or stain (optional)

Instructions:

1. Measure the diameter of your corner cabinet.
2. Cut a circle of 1/4 inch plywood to that size.
3. Sand the edges of the circle to smooth any roughness.
4. Attach the Lazy Susan hardware to the bottom of the circle with screws.
5. Attach the top of the Lazy Susan hardware to the bottom of the cabinet shelf.
6. Test the Lazy Susan to ensure it rotates freely.
7. Paint or stain the Lazy Susan if desired.

Top 10 Tips and Ideas

1. Choose a Lazy Susan hardware that can support the weight of the items you plan to store on it.
2. Consider adding a lip to the edge of the Lazy Susan to prevent items from falling off.
3. Use a Lazy Susan in other areas of your home, such as a bathroom or office.
4. Install a Lazy Susan on each shelf of your corner cabinet for maximum storage.
5. Organize items on the Lazy Susan by category, such as spices, canned goods, or baking supplies.
6. Label the items on the Lazy Susan to make it easy to find what you need.
7. Use a Lazy Susan with a handle to easily move it from one location to another.
8. Consider a Lazy Susan with adjustable height for added flexibility.
9. Install a Lazy Susan with a non-slip surface to prevent items from sliding around.
10. Use a Lazy Susan with dividers or compartments to further organize your items.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Maximizes storage space in a corner cabinet
• Makes it easier to access items in the back of the cabinet
• Organizes items and reduces clutter
• Can be used in other areas of the home

Cons:

• May not be able to support heavy items
• May require some DIY skills to install
• May take up more space than a traditional shelf

Personal Review and Suggestion

I found that making a Lazy Susan for my corner cabinet was a great solution to my storage problems. It was relatively easy to make and has made accessing items in the back of the cabinet much easier. I also appreciate how it has organized my items and reduced clutter. My suggestion would be to choose a Lazy Susan hardware that can support the weight of your items, and to consider adding a lip to prevent items from falling off.

Question & Answer

Q: Can a Lazy Susan be installed in any corner cabinet?

A: It depends on the size and shape of the cabinet. Measure the diameter of your cabinet and choose a Lazy Susan hardware that will fit.

Q: How do I attach the Lazy Susan hardware to the cabinet shelf?

A: Use screws to attach the top of the Lazy Susan hardware to the bottom of the cabinet shelf.

FAQs

Q: What is the weight limit for a Lazy Susan?

A: It depends on the specific hardware you choose. Check the weight limit before purchasing.

Q: Can I use a Lazy Susan for heavy items like pots and pans?

A: It depends on the weight limit of the hardware. If it can support the weight, then yes.

Q: Do I need to paint or stain my Lazy Susan?

A: No, it’s optional. However, it can add a decorative touch to your cabinet.