Corner Cabinet Pullouts & Reach Solutions

The lazy susan base holds two rotating wooden trays that spin the contents toward you, making it ideal for heavy cookware or items you grab often. The easy reach base uses a hinged bifold door that folds back completely, exposing the full corner with conventional shelving. Both solve the dead-corner problem, just in different ways depending on how you like to organize.

The lazy susan bases are available in 33-inch and 36-inch footprints, each including a two-tray wooden set. The footprint refers to the width of the cabinet opening along each wall that meets the corner.

Yes. In addition to base versions, easy reach cabinets are also offered as wall cabinets for upper corners, with sample sizes starting at 24 inches wide by 30 inches high. The bifold door mechanism works the same way, folding back to open the entire corner in one motion.

Yes. Corner base and wall options in this lineup are offered across the full range of door styles and finishes available on the site, including Shaker, Slim Shaker, Raised Panel, and more, in painted and stained options. Check each category for the specific combinations in stock.

Everything Cabinets sources from US Cabinet Depot, whose RTA cabinets are engineered and tested to hold up to 500 pounds once assembled. The rotating trays in the lazy susan units are wooden and built to handle the weight of everyday cookware and pantry items.

No special skills are required. These ship flat-packed as RTA units, and assembly follows the same straightforward process as the rest of the line. Step-by-step how-to assembly videos are available on the Everything Cabinets website if you want guidance before you start.