madesmart Classic 10" Twin Turntable - White | CLASSIC COLLECTION | Kitchen Organizer | Easy to Spin | Non-slip Lining and Rubber Feet | Easy to Clean | BPA-Free

Advertised size is smaller than actual size. Although it is listed as 10 inches, it is actually closer to 9 inches. There are 75 inches of surface area on the side, and when you subtract the area still left on the edge, you have only about 8 inches. A measurement of 75 in.

Keegan Evans

| Apr 26, 2021

If you are really prone to owning more plastic, then this is a great option for you. Putting a number of spice jars on the rack, I took it for a test run. It wasn't as far as we wanted to go Lazy is really the word to describe her. I think it will be useful for items that are light enough to be moved around, such as napkins, salt and pepper packages, toothpicks, can see how this could be useful at craft night as well. The only thing I would recommend is not putting loose glitter on it. You can also use it to smoke at your This app makes it a snap to pass the dutchie and Fritos.

Milo BULL

| Jun 04, 2021

I would not recommend it. The most bad turntable I've ever experienced is this one. I've had a few others in the past, and this one stands out as the worst. As a result of needing more space to place my spices and vinegar bottles, I purchased this to replace a ten inch turntable. While this 8 inch cradle handled the load well, it was not large enough for the task. It was difficult to turn on the 10 inch and seemed to be unresponsive to the load weight when I placed the same articles on it. According to what I could see beneath the turntable, the turning mechanism is very flimsy, so I don't expect it to last for very Do not purchase this product. You can get a better deal elsewhere.

Amias Coffey

| May 28, 2021

This is a spice rack I use to store my spices. There is nothing I dislike about this turntable. The spice rack is set up in a cabinet and I am amazed at how well it works My spice cupboard looks so much cleaner and I can grab them so much more easily. The spice rack I was using was one of those "stairstep" designs. It was difficult to reach spices in the back because they got lost. There are no words to describe how much better this turntable is. I would like to mention a few points The *br*- The instructions were simple to follow and it took no time at all to make. Only for a short time. There were only a few instructions to follow. The *br*- There is no problem with its spin. The *br*- Those who do not All objects stay in place when they are on a slippery surface. In case you are thinking about using it for spice jars here are a few more notes The *br*- The size of the container works great for 3" or smaller spice jars. A length of 75" and a width of 16" A tall man of 4 inches. The process is easy to enter, and the process is easy to exit. The *br*- The spice jars are four in number. To get in and out of the bottom shelf, we have to tilt it a little bit. The *br*- There is one 4 oz jar in my collection. The shelf at the bottom is 75" tall, and you have to twist and turn a lot to get to it. I would estimate a height of 75 inches. The *br*- Overall, very satisfied with the turntable. There are about 20 spice jars on it at the moment

Overall, excellent purchase!.

Bentlee Pitts

| Jul 31, 2021

Plants we love and want to overwinter are forced to be kept inside in Minnesota. Indoors, I have a very heavy, but very beautiful fern planted in a very fun pot that is always a challenge. Every time I water my indoor plants, I like to rotate their pots a quarter turn to expose the plants to some sun on all sides, but this pot was too heavy for me to move quickly. This turntable caught my attention when I first saw it and I immediately thought it would be the This not only makes it easier to turn the plant for a better sun exposure, but it also makes it easier to trim and maintain the plant during the winter. One of the benefits, and this was once I realized, was the pot tray is one inch deep as well! When I water my plant, I do not have to worry about water dripping onto the floor. The product has worked so well that I've ordered several more.

Hezekiah Howell

| Nov 06, 2020

My grandparents used to have these and I used to think that they were more for fun than anything else. My first experience with them was when I moved into a condo with kitchen cabinets that had some, and I learned how great Now there is no more knocking over everything to get to the stuff at the back of the cabinet and having to move things around. It takes you an eternity to reach the back of the cabinet since you have to pull stuff out of cabinets. There's no way I could not count on adding two more, then another, and then a really big one. With just one turn in the back, you can reach all the stuff back there. The 1960s were the decade when this fad was popular. You're right, I was mistaken. Now that everything is organized and easy to reach, it's easier to find anything. In the world of everything, there is a place.

Charlie Barton

| May 26, 2021

As far as the product itself is concerned, I hope it is of some use to As the bottom diameter on the product I received is 10 1/2", it is not wide enough for where I needed it to go. As I saw another review in which it states that the depth is 10 1/4, I assumed it would fit. This is not the case. Getting another use for it is not a problem since it's an expensive product. Here is a translation that may be helpful.

Terry Riley

| Feb 21, 2021

There is no resistance to oil in it! For the cabinet near my stove top, I use it to store oil, vinegar, etc. I store other liquids here as well. I like it because it The rotator rotates smoothly, and the 7/8" lip adds a lot to it. A bit of oil leaked from one of the bottles, causing the rubber mat (which is glued to the top) to buckle and twist in a wavy pattern. It was necessary for me to remove the mat (and glue) in order to continue using Although this defect exists, I have ordered two more to be used for products I have in my cabinets of other types. The following update (2016 August) has been made Even though all the turntables are rough, the turntable that was unplugged at the time has remained smooth There is no longer any spinning of rubber. In an attempt to clean and lubricate the bearings, I discovered that I could not do so There are rivets connecting the top and bottom. When I noticed that the surface of the turntable has developed cracks where it sits on the bearing ring, I was concerned. It is possible that this is a consequence of the glue removal process I employed. In addition, the rubber lip on the rim has separated from the wheel. The rims are also too high for me these days, which bothers me. Many people have complained that this makes it harder to read labels, and it is true, but what bothers me most about it is how difficult it is to remove items, and how far they have to be lifted up to reach As with mine, if you have a confined space, this could be crucial. MadeSmart I would suggest a lip of 10mm or 7/16" in width, which would suffice, and also would allow you to increase the inside diameter of the tray a bit. It would be great if we could switch to polymers which are resistant to oil and other kitchen chemicals. It would be easier to maintain a welded plastic rivet rather than a screw that connects the tray to the base.

Oakley Blankenship

| Nov 10, 2020