Lipper International Acacia Wood 18" Lazy Susan Kitchen Turntable & International Acacia Wood 10" Kitchen Turntable

I am really happy with this purchase. It looks great on our dining table.

I have three of these. I bought the first one to serve as a lazy susan when serving make-your-own wrap dinners. Then we moved to a place with a large pantry and I got two more and use all three on high corner shelves. The quality is surprisingly good for the price. Real wood!

Nice and big, color is very nice, wipes off easy.

The media could not be loaded.  The lazy susan is just as nice as pictured in the add. The only con was that the base has no grip and slid on the table until I added a gripper pad underneath. Works fine now!

I love everything about this.

We use these for our food photography and they are perfect.

This is very pretty and works well. Only issue I have is that the spinner underneath is a bit smaller, so if you put heavy things on one side, it will tip. Just make sure it has a balance on top.

We are an older couple and our table is very large, with this in the middle of the table We are able to spin and reach all the items on the Lazy Susan. At family gatherings We can place the salt and pepper, butter, small bowls, And everyone can spin and reach the item's needed. I wish I had bought this earlier It is so useful and decorative.

Although I still think this is expensive for a polished piece of wood attached to some hardware, I'm putting it to good use.I originally bought it to use as a charcuterie board, especially for patio entertaining. I've used it for more than that so far. It's a great hot plaque for the centre of the table for setting a pan of lasagna, or hot casserole, etc. It's also handy for using as a dessert tray if you've invited friends for tea or coffee. I put an assortment of cut up fruits, dried & fresh, cookies and such. And when we're not entertaining I keep a bowl of flowers or a potted orchid on it in the middle of my table.Of course, it's also handy as a storage lazy Susan but I find it too pretty so mine sits on the table.I've been getting so much use out of mine I'm thinking I'll keep it in mind as a gift also.No regrets buying this one.

Although this looks nice enough to use for social gatherings I bought this one for use in our fridge. The wood finish is overkill for the inside of a fridge, but it was the large diameter that worked for my purposes.It's very useful for getting easily to stuff that would otherwise disappear into the back reaches of the fridge. My wife was super happy with my purchase of this.Initially, I though the construction was subpar considering the price of it, specifically, the way the turntable was attached to the base. However, we've been using it for a month without problems so it passes the usability test.

The mechanics that make this a lazy susan is a most pathetic arrangement making the circular movement weak and rough. The circular ball bearing unit is made of plastic with 5 ball bearings and runs in a roughly routed track in the piece of wood under the main plate. The whole mechanism is held by a single screw that won't last long.The top wood plate looks great but that's about it. I give it a failing grade due to the poor construction and the functionality

Bought this lazy Suzan as a quick tool for using with my 3D scanner. All I wanted it to do was be able to spin freely with objects on it so I could scan all around without having to move the object on the table.Unfortunately aside from the visual looks there is nothing quality about the product. I had to take it apart because when I tried to turn it, the whole unit would move rather than the top portion spinning and the bottom staying in place which is the whole point.After taking the one screw out of the bottom which holds it together. I found that the bearings were tiny steel balls inside of a cheap plastic ring. The balls don’t turn as there is too much friction between them and the plastic holder. The wood on the fixed part of the lazy Susan looks like it has been routered out but it’s very rough which prevents the balls from rolling smoothly around the circle. Either it should be made with real ball transfer bearings or they should have installed a metal plate on top and bottom for the balls to roll on which would allow the table to actually turn.Anyway, waste of money I could have just made the whole thing myself for the same price and it would have actually worked. Don’t bother wasting your money. Buy something else.

Wedding gift was gratefully received. Can be used as a rotating cheese or charcuterie board. Can also be used to hold board games like Scrabble and rotates keeping everything intact. To go with it, also bought a small cleaning kit, a recipe and picture book showing how to lay out food on it, markers for naming cheeses, small cutlery including knife, fork and spoon