Rev-A-Shelf 4WLS-201 31" D Maple D-Shape Lazy Susan Independently Rotating, Tray Only, 4WLS201-31-52

A Maple Wood Tray for a Corner Cabinet That Needs Real Storage

This Rev-A-Shelf 4WLS series D-shape lazy susan is a single solid maple tray sized at 31 inches across, designed to sit on the cabinet floor and rotate independently so every item stored on it is reachable with a turn.

Key Features

• 31-inch D-shape footprint fills a standard corner base cabinet while the flat edge clears the cabinet door opening.
• Solid maple construction with a prefinished surface that is ready to install without additional finishing work.
• Independent rotation allows this single tray to spin freely on its own axis for direct access to stored items.
• Cabinet floor position supports heavier pantry goods, pots, or small appliances at the base of the cabinet.
• Single tray configuration gives one open, unobstructed storage level in the corner.

Built for the Dead Corner of a Base Cabinet

A corner base cabinet is one of the hardest spaces to use well. Items pushed to the back stay there, and reaching around the door opening to retrieve them is awkward. The D-shape format addresses the opening constraint directly: the flat edge of the tray aligns with the cabinet face, so the tray clears the door and frame as it rotates. Positioned on the cabinet floor, it works best as a landing spot for heavier kitchen goods that need a low, stable surface.

Maple, Prefinished, and Ready to Drop In

The tray is solid maple in a prefinished state, which means the natural wood tone and grain are already sealed. There is no staining or coating required before installation. At 1-5/8 inches tall, the tray sits low to the cabinet floor with a shallow rim profile that keeps contents accessible without a raised lip getting in the way. Maple's tight grain gives the surface a clean, consistent look that works in both natural-wood kitchens and painted cabinet environments where a warm interior shelf is welcome.

Where This Tray Fits Best

This is a single-tray SKU, which suits a corner cabinet that is used for bulkier storage rather than pantry depth. Pots, dutch ovens, small appliances, or oversized mixing bowls are natural fits for a floor-level rotating tray with open headroom above. Cabinet shops building custom kitchens can specify this tray as the lower tier in a corner run, pairing it with a separately sourced upper shelf as the project calls for. Homeowners replacing a worn or missing tray in an existing lazy susan installation will find the 31-inch D-shape covers the most common corner base cabinet sizing.

Common Questions

The Corner Cabinet, Finally Working for You

A prefinished maple D-shape tray that installs at the cabinet floor and rotates independently, turning a hard-to-reach corner into open, usable storage.