Low Profile Lazy Susans

Hundreds of applications! Precision ball bearing system delivers years of quiet operation and extremely smooth rotations at the touch of a finger. Recessing drops this 5/16'' thick hardware to barely visible 1/8'' profile. Rust resistant zinc plating.

• 3'' square is rated at 200 pounds.
• 4'' square is rated at 300 pounds.
• 6'' square is rated at 500 pounds.
• 9'' round is rated at 750 pounds.
• 12'' round is rated at 1000 pounds.

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9" Round Lazy Susan Technical Data Square and 12" Round Lazy Susan Technical Data

Customer Reviews and Photos for: Low Profile Lazy Susans Average Rating: 4.5 (51 customer reviews) Add your review...

1) Submitted by Dan Steggall, from Solon , IA on 7/24/2011 Customer Rating: I used the 4 inchers on a lazy susan for my wife,they are really made well.Other comments about the noise and roughness,if you put a few drops of light oil between the halves where the rollers are they are very quiet and turn smooth.

2) Submitted by John, from Wyoming, MN on 3/26/2011 Customer Rating: Relatively smooth action, though it can be a little rough and a touch noisy, though for the price, it's a steal. The only real problem are the instructions which are a mediocre pdf scan of a paper, and they are not very clear. Maybe if you've put together a lazy susan before, they are, but if this is your first, look for help elsewhere.

3) Submitted by Guinn Hudon, from Auburn, WA on 3/23/2011 Customer Rating: I bought two three inch Lazy Susan's. I used one to make a small painting turntable which is clamped to my workbench. Not very sophisticated, but it allows me to paint small products while sitting. The Table part of the setup has several brads driven through from the back side to allow turning a project over without marring, to any extent. The second turntable is on standby and will be used to allow my wife to rotate light-sensitive plants, like some orchids.

4) Submitted by Wayne Schulte, from Saint Peters, MO on 1/14/2011 Customer Rating: Made three lazy susan with the 12" model, worked great. Easy to attach, good quality.

5) Submitted by Harold Skaggs, from Austin, TX on 1/6/2011 Customer Rating: Used a 12" lazy susan under the platform for my grandaughter's doll house. It is perfect. She can turn the house easily and it works very smoothly.

6) Submitted by Thomas Choma, from Canterbury, CT on 4/30/2010 Customer Rating: I have been looking for a small 3" lazy susan and found it at Rockler. I had to replace a damaged lazy susan of the same size and the one at Rockler was constructed better than the original one that I replaced.

7) Submitted by Woody Thomas, from Whitney, TX on 12/28/2009 Customer Rating: I have made several Lazy Susans using the Rockler hardware, and plan to sell them (along with other handcrafted items) in Craft Fairs in the Texas Valley beginning in February 2010. Glued to my Lazy Susan boards are disks of cedar cut from trees on my property which are sanded and coated with multiple coats of polyurethane. The Rockler hardware works perfectly, and at the reasonable price, should allow me to make a decent profit from my very enjoyable hobby.

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