Lazy susan makeover

Tired of your Lazy Susan cabinet? Learn how I removed mine and added custom shelves to maximize kitchen storage with this easy DIY cabinet upgrade.

Upgrade your corner cabinet and transform your kitchen in minutes With the Not-So-Lazy Susan, cookware is protected, easy to find and convenient easy retro-fit installation for most corner kitchen cabinets. Cabinet requirements Spring-loaded compression fit provides long term maintenance free operation Made of solid wood with a maple finish. Includes seven adjustable hooks and a custom mid-level arrestor secures pots and pans

Do you have Lazy Susans in the lower corner cabinets in your kitchen? How do you like them? We have been in this house for over 21 years and that entire time, I…

Everyone loves a good Lazy Susan. You're going to love this group of DIY Lazy Susan tutorials I've gathered for you today.

How to make a Lazy Susan. These convenient little whirling dirvishes will make your cupboards twice as useful. DIY a custom sized one for about $8.

This wood lazy Susan was easy to makeover. I used spray paint and Chalk Couture silk screen transfers with Black Chalkology paste to personalize.

Why is the Lazy Susan one of the most unloved kitchen cabinet accessory? Here are some alternative options for your corner kitchen cabinetry in your kitchen design.

Here is another Goodwill project. I found this lazy Susan and had a vision. Do you know the story behind the lazy Susan? It is quite interesting! “Thomas…

Looking to solve your storage needs in the kitchen? Want to wow guests with a custom Lazy Susan at your next dinner party? Building a Lazy Susan is easier than it may seem. A DIY Lazy Susan also happens to be a great introductory...

Lazy Susans AKA rotating serving trays are fabulous home decor items, especially when they are given a one of a kind design. I purchased this had crafted solid oak beauty at our local thrift store. Yes it seems to have been damaged in its past but this is easily remedied with a fantastic makeover. It was scrubbed well, power sanded lightly then the rotating base was removed. As part of the makeover I chose the

Easy DIY rotating lazy susan turntable tray! Go to my blog for details on how to make one for yourself: www.funkitch.com

Lazy Susans are just so handy. When I find them at thrift shops, I snag them up. They are great for organizing in cabinets, nice for serving pieces on the table or counter, a quick spin for decorating

Do you have Lazy Susans in the lower corner cabinets in your kitchen? How do you like them? We have been in this house for over 21 years and that entire time, I…

Nneka Mosley | DIY & Design + Lifestyle | PA on Instagram: "Okay yall did you know you can turn any wood platter you already have into a lazy susan? I got this inexpensive turntable from Amazon and screwed it on to this wood tray I already had then added some felt tabs to the bottom. And walah ... lazy susan! And since it’s the holidays I decided to do a breakfast treat tray. I am aware it isn’t the healthiest breakfast tray...but it’s the holidays...so why not!? I started off making this…

Make your own lazy susan in under 5 minutes and for less than $10.

I have a love/hate relationship with my lower Lazy-Susan. We store cereals, chips, crackers, oils and larger bottles of things on the lower tray. The cereal box…

If you need a turntable or lazy Susan but don't want to buy one, take the one out of an old microwave oven. You will have to cut off the plastic piece that held to to the bottom of the microwave but it's very easy to cut through.