Lazy Susan Corner Cabinets
50 cabinets in 6 door styles, from $424.07 to $548.80. Updated
- Two footprints: 33″ x 33″ and 36″ x 36″
- Standard 34-1/2″ counter height
- Two rotating wooden trays included
- Makes the whole corner reachable
- Every door style and finish we carry
(SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.)
The corner that works
The corner where two base runs meet is the hardest space in a kitchen to use. A blind corner buries a third of its storage behind the wall. A lazy susan puts all of it on two rotating wooden trays that bring the back of the corner to you. Both footprints, 33″ and 36″ square, install at standard counter height and take a standard countertop.
33″ or 36″: how to pick
Measure the wall space from the corner along each run. A 36″ lazy susan needs 36″ of run on both walls, and the 33″ needs 33″. If the layout allows it, take the 36″: the larger trays hold stockpots and small appliances the 33″ fits only diagonally. The 33″ earns its place in tighter kitchens where the remaining inches matter for a dishwasher or drawer stack.
The two included trays rotate independently. The usual arrangement is everyday cookware on the bottom and lighter items up top. If a lazy susan does not fit your corner, the easy reach cabinets on our corner pullouts page solve the same problem with hinged bifold doors instead of rotation.
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Frequently asked questions
What sizes do these corner cabinets come in?
Two footprints are available: 33 inches square and 36 inches square. Both install at standard 34-1/2-inch counter height and accept a standard countertop. To choose, measure the wall run on each side of the corner. The 36-inch option requires 36 inches of clearance along both walls and offers larger rotating trays that can hold stockpots and small appliances; the 33-inch unit needs 33 inches of run on each wall.
How do the rotating trays work, and what comes included?
Each cabinet ships with two wooden rotating trays that spin independently, bringing items stored at the back of the corner forward and within easy reach. No separate turntable hardware needs to be purchased; the tray set is included as part of the cabinet.
Are these cabinets ready to assemble or do they come pre-built?
The corner base units in this collection are RTA (Ready To Assemble), meaning they ship flat-packed to keep freight costs down. Assembly requires no special tools or skills, and step-by-step how-to videos are available on the Everything Cabinets site. Once assembled, the cabinets are engineered and tested to hold up to 500 lbs.
What door styles and finishes are offered?
These rotating corner cabinets are available across every door style and finish that Everything Cabinets carries, including Shaker, Slim Shaker, Raised Panel, Recessed Panel, and Euro/Slab doors in painted and stained options such as white, gray, navy, antique white, and natural wood tones, among others. That means your corner unit can match the rest of your kitchen perfectly.
How is a lazy susan corner cabinet different from a blind corner cabinet?
A blind corner cabinet leaves a large portion of its interior hidden behind the adjacent wall, making stored items difficult to retrieve. A rotating corner unit uses two spinning trays that bring the entire interior of the corner to you, so nothing gets lost in the back. For most kitchens, this makes the corner one of the most useful storage spots rather than the most frustrating one.
Can Everything Cabinets help me plan a layout that includes a corner cabinet?
Yes. The free Design Center on the Everything Cabinets website lets you map out your full kitchen layout, including corner placements, before you order. If you prefer one-on-one guidance, the team, which includes working kitchen installers, is available by phone at (352)462-3335 to walk through measurements and cabinet selection with you.