16 Inch Lazy Susan Turntable - Heavy Duty Rotating Swivel Steel Ball Bearings - Flat Base Stand for TV/Computer/Monitor/Arts/Crafts/Bonsai/Statue/Cabinet Organizer (Plastic&Black)

The media could not be loaded. Amazing size and strength. This Lazy Susan holds up to 200 pounds so I decided to try this on an 85" class television so that I can swivel the TV from side to side. This product works great for that purpose - flawless and smooth turn with no problem on the weight of this massive TV (140 pounds).The surface of this Lazy Susan is a bit grippy and beveled to hold items relatively firm against the centripetal force of the spin. Smooth bearing movement makes this a great product.

I read a review that suggested taking them apart to grease them, so when they arrived, I spun one, and yeah, it's loud, but not the end of the world. But I had the stuff, so I used a couple of allen keys, and separated the 2 halves, then put a little drop of gun lubricant (combo of assembly lube and engine oil) on each bearing, then reassembled. They are much quieter and spin more smoothly. I'm using them to store heavy jars and cans in my pantry and they are doing a great job, much better than the cheaper clear "aesthetic" lazy susans I'm using in other places for organization. Only downside for my application is they don't have a raised lip so it's possible to lose items if spun too quickly, but it does make it easier to put things that don't sit entirely within the footprint onto the turntable.

I was tired of looking for items in my refrigerator, and often, I would find items that needed to be thrownout before I found the item I was looking for. I remembered the vending machines that sold refrigeratedfoods. Press a button and you could bring a selection to where you could access it. The machine wasessentially an oversized, multilayered turntable. I thought something like this would be great for myunorganized refrigerator. I bought a 16 inch turntable, placed it in my refrigerator and it works beautifully. You may have to give up some space at the corners of the shelves, but you may also gain space by keeping your fridge up to date.I gave this turntable 5 stars because it seems well made and turns easily, but I admit my rating was partially influenced by the idea. Turn tables have several features e.g. raised or no rim. Be sure to get the one You determine best.REFRGERATOR DEIGNERS TAKE NOTE !

The media could not be loaded. Great product. Size was perfect for my need to support and allow me to rotate a large, metal model. Bearings are a bit noisy as you can hear in the video but that is not a big deal for me.Easy to turn, smooth, robust and low profile

The 16" size was just right to fit in my corner cabinet, leaving usable space on the sides. They turn easily and hold a lot. I would definitely recommend and not hesitate to buy again. I didn't want the wood "lazy susan" type, these are perfect. And not noticeably noisy at all.

My husband works on dioramas and models. He has found this to be extremely helpful when he has a large model or diorama put up and needs to see new angles on it without moving it and risking any damage to it so from an artist’s point of view it is extremely helpful. It has so many uses! For plants, displays, kitchen uses, etc but this is the reason we bought it and have found it to be very sturdy and handy. It’s a good solid product.

Works well to help me rotate large puzzle platforms. Does not slip

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this turntable to make it easier to change out cables on my gaming CRTS.I chose this turntable specifically since it was larger in diameter, sturdy, and could support a larger amount of weight.The results were great. The turntable comes preassembled, so you can't get any easier to assemble than that.My CRT (which weighs at least 100lbs) fits comfortably on top of the turntable. Thanks to the sturdy plastic and ball bearing construction, the turntable spins easily despite the weight.If I had any complaints, the turntable is just a tad pricy if you're only getting one of them. But considering the sturdy construction and the broad utility of the item, I'd say you definitely get what you pay for.