Rev-a-Shelf Corner Shelf Hardware Only

I was just replacing the top bracket on my old one, so didn't need the full set up... but it worked and fit great.

Great product, easy install

I have redone the cabinets in my kitchen. I had used Rockler draw slides and hinges on all of them. I also decided to use the old hardware for the corner cabinet. Big mistake. After it completely failed I did what I should have in the first place. I purchased this corner shelf hardware from Rockler. Delivery time was perfect, and installation was easy. Everything fit fine. The adjustments of the shelf worked great. I am, as usual, very pleased with their products and especially this one.

Ordered 2 of these to take along to Haiti for a missions trip. While there, I rebuilt new cabinets for a kitchen. I used one in the base cabinets with pie shelving and one in the wall cabinets with full circle shelving. They were easy to transport and install. The doors were independent of the shelving on both cabinets.

Very easy install and looks well built. Made my own pie shaped shelves from #3/4 birch plywood with bent 3/8 inch hardwood edging (shelves not atached to door). Looks very professional. Time will be the test now to see how well it holds up. Instructions included for attaching to door and adjustments provided for leveling everything properly(but not required). Would have liked to see the bottom shelf closer to the bottom (up about 2") but for a generic setup I can't complain.

Very easy to install. However, the existing shelves I had did not match the supplied brackets. Some creative modifications were required. Once that was dealt with, the rest of the installation - aligning the shaft and shelves, and setting the stop (so the door aligns with the cabinets when stopped) went pretty easy. Very smooth movement w/shelves fully loaded.

Very easy to installed. Installed behind door using full circle shelves (instead of pie shelves). Only wished they sold additional shelves seperately.

Easy to use and set up. Can be used for door attached version or simply put behind an external door. I made my own shelves out of plywood, put a bentwood laminated edge on them, drilled out the center, mounted them on the included guide plates and slid them on the pole. Seems to work great. Time will tell if they are sturdy enough to withstand heavy use.

Brought one of these units quite a few years ago. The main support for the unit is made of plastic. When the first one broke I thought maybe it was just a defective piece. Well, the second one now broke as well. I'm now looking for something which is a bit stronger. (My wife loads up the Lazy Susan) If you are just looking for a lite weight solution then this will work for you.

The product requires the doors to be attached to the shelves. Disappointing that they made it so the shelves can't be independent from each other and the door.

The issue I have with this hardware is that the top cam that holds the shelf in the correct position, so you can close the door with the shelf in the correct rotation, can not be tightened down enough to hold it where it needs to stay. Then the door when closed, hits the shelf as it is in the wrong rotation. If you tighten the screw cam to tight, the plastic part will break. The company was very good about sending me another part, but that one didn't hold either. The device has a poor design and does not do what it should do.