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This Century Components Magnum Series lazy susan puts two independently rotating birch/maple shelves on the cabinet floor of a corner base cabinet, so each tier spins on its own to bring stored items to the front without moving the other shelf.
The defining feature of this lazy susan is independent rotation: the lower shelf and the upper shelf each spin on separate bearings. In a shared-axis unit, spinning one shelf moves both, so items on the level you are not using shift around. Here, each shelf responds only to its own motion. A cook reaching for a spice on the lower tier leaves the upper tier undisturbed, and vice versa. That independence matters most in a deep 32-inch corner cabinet where a single shelf would bury items at the back.
The shelves are built from birch and maple, two species that share a tight, even grain and resist warping better than softer woods under the cycling loads of a rotating shelf. The surface arrives prefinished, so it goes straight from the box into the cabinet. The full-circle shape means no cutout or partial arc — the shelf edge runs the full 360 degrees, which gives the maximum usable surface area at this diameter and keeps round items from rolling off the back edge.
This unit is sized for a corner base cabinet with a large opening, where a 32-inch full-circle shelf can turn freely. It suits kitchens being built or remodeled where the corner cabinet is dedicated to dry goods, cookware, or mixing bowls that do not stack well in a fixed shelf. Cabinet shops building corner base runs will find the prefinished surface cuts installation time, since no finishing step is needed before the shelves go in. Homeowners retrofitting an existing corner cabinet should confirm the interior clear diameter before ordering, since the shelf needs room to rotate without contacting the cabinet walls or any plumbing.
No. Each shelf rotates independently on its own bearing, so spinning the lower shelf does not move the upper shelf, and the reverse is also true.
The source does not specify the finish chemistry or a food-contact rating. For items stored in packaging, the surface is appropriate for cabinet use. For direct food contact, line the shelf or confirm the finish specification with Century Components.
No. It is a floor-position unit that rests on the cabinet floor. It does not include door-mount hardware and does not connect to the cabinet walls.
The shelf itself is 32 inches in diameter. The cabinet interior needs enough clear space for the shelf to rotate without contacting the walls. Measure the usable interior diameter before ordering.
Two independently rotating tiers mean both levels stay where you left them, so a 32-inch corner cabinet works harder without the jumbled-shelf problem that comes with a shared-axis design.
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