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This Century Components Contender pie cut lazy susan gives a corner base cabinet two independently rotating wood shelves, so each level spins on its own to bring stored items forward without disturbing what is above or below.
Corner base cabinets are some of the most underused storage in a kitchen because standard shelves make the back of the cabinet nearly impossible to reach. A pie cut lazy susan solves that by rotating stored goods out into the opening where they can be grabbed without leaning in. The pie cut shape is specifically designed to clear the cabinet door frame as it swings, which is what separates it from a full-round shelf in a blind corner application. With two independently rotating levels, the top shelf can be spun for pots and lids while the bottom stays put with heavier stock, or vice versa. The two shelves working independently means less spilling and fewer items knocked over during access.
The shelves are built from birch and maple, both tight-grained hardwoods that resist denting and hold their shape under the weight of cookware, small appliances, and pantry goods. The prefinished surface means the wood is sealed and smooth before it ships, which protects the grain from spills and simplifies cleaning. No finish work is required on arrival. The Contender Series is Century Components' standard-grade cabinet organizer line, and this unit ships with all mounting hardware included.
This lazy susan is the right call for a cabinet shop installing corner base cabinets in a kitchen build, a designer specifying a clean organizer solution in a renovation, or a homeowner upgrading a corner cabinet that has been awkward to use. The 28-inch diameter fills a standard corner base opening, and the pie cut shape works with the cabinet door rather than against it. It mounts to the cabinet floor and does not attach to the door, so the shelves remain stationary relative to the cabinet when the door is open. For cabinet runs with a different corner diameter or a full-round application, other Contender Series configurations are available in the family.
A pie cut shelf is trimmed so each half clears the door frame as the door opens, which allows the shelf to rotate freely without interference from the door or cabinet face. A full-round shelf cannot do this in a standard hinged-door corner cabinet.
Independently. Each shelf spins on its own axis, so you can access one level without rotating the other.
No. The shelves arrive prefinished and ready to install.
No. This unit mounts to the cabinet floor only. The shelves do not attach to the door.
Choose this pie cut lazy susan to put a corner base cabinet to work with two independently spinning wood shelves that bring stored items into reach without a full excavation of the cabinet.
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