White Plastic Full Circle Lazy Susan Trays, Stocked for the Long Run

This Rev-A-Shelf Lazy Daisy LD-2001 bulk pack delivers 100 full-circle, independently rotating lazy susan trays in white plastic, sized at 18 inches in diameter and ready to outfit multiple cabinet runs without reordering mid-project.

Key Features

• 100 trays per pack supplies a full project's worth of hardware in one order.
• 18-inch full-circle shape fills a standard corner cabinet opening without cutouts or gaps.
• Independently rotating shelves let each tray spin on its own so one tier moves without turning another.
• White plastic construction is easy to clean and matches white cabinet interiors cleanly.
• Lazy Daisy series from Rev-A-Shelf, a consistent platform for specifying across a cabinet line.
• No door-mount required, so the trays install directly to the cabinet post or pole without a door attachment.

Where These Trays Do Their Work

Corner base cabinets are the hardest storage space to use well. Items pushed to the back become invisible, and reaching past them wastes time on every job. A full-circle lazy susan solves that by rotating the entire shelf plane, bringing the back of the cabinet around to the front in one motion. Because each tray in this series rotates independently, a cook can spin the lower shelf for pots without moving the upper shelf holding spices, which is the practical advantage of independently rotating tiers over a fixed two-shelf stack. These trays work in new builds and in retrofit installations where an existing pole system is being freshened up with replacement trays.

Material and Finish in a Shop Context

The trays are white plastic, a pairing that makes sense in production cabinet work. White reads as neutral in most kitchen interiors, blends into white-painted or thermofoil cabinets without visual friction, and wipes clean without special care. Plastic at this scale is practical: it does not rust, does not absorb spills the way a raw wood surface might, and holds up to the oils and moisture that collect in a base cabinet over years of kitchen use. For a shop running multiple kitchens or a distributor stocking for installer accounts, the 100-tray bulk pack eliminates the per-job reorder cycle and keeps the shelf consistently available across the project board.

Who This Pack Is For

Cabinet shops building out kitchen lines, contractors handling multi-unit residential installs, and distributors serving installer accounts are the natural buyers for a 100-tray pack. A single kitchen typically uses two to four trays for one or two corner cabinets, so this quantity covers a meaningful run of jobs. Designers specifying a uniform look across a whole project can lock in a single SKU for every corner cabinet rather than sourcing trays unit by unit. The pack is also useful for service and replacement work: lazy susan trays take more wear than most cabinet components, and having stock on hand shortens turnaround when a homeowner needs a replacement.

Common Questions

One Order, a Full Project's Worth of Corner Storage

The 100-tray bulk pack keeps production moving through multiple kitchens without running short on a corner cabinet detail that matters to every homeowner who opens that door.