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This Century Components Magnum Series pie cut lazy susan puts two independently rotating wood shelves in a corner base cabinet, so each level turns on its own and the full 32-inch diameter is available for storage.
Corner base cabinets collect clutter because items pushed to the back stay out of reach. A pie cut shape fits the actual geometry of the corner opening, so the shelf occupies the full arc without the curved overhang of a round tray. Because each of the two shelves rotates independently, reaching an item on the lower level does not mean spinning the upper shelf out of the way first. Spin the tray you need, leave the other one alone, and the corner becomes genuinely useful storage rather than the last place you look.
The shelves are built from birch and maple, two species known for consistent grain and surface stability under repeated loading. The prefinished surface means the unit arrives ready to go into the cabinet without a finishing step on your end. The clean, light tone of the wood suits both painted and natural-wood kitchen interiors and holds up to the kind of daily contact a corner pantry shelf sees. Mount the unit to the cabinet floor for solid footing under a loaded tray.
Cabinet shops and kitchen designers specify this lazy susan when a client has a corner base cabinet and wants access that does not require emptying the shelf to find what is in the back. It fits a standard 32-inch corner cabinet opening, so it drops into the most common residential corner base configuration. Homeowners retrofitting an existing kitchen get a ready-to-install unit that goes in without a finish step. Contractors sourcing for a kitchen renovation can run through a stack of these without slowing down the install day. For a smaller corner opening, the Magnum Series offers additional diameter options.
When both shelves rotate together, reaching something on the bottom means spinning the top shelf too, which can knock over taller items stored there. Independent rotation lets each shelf move on its own, so you work with one level at a time.
The pie cut shape is designed for a standard corner base cabinet where two cabinet runs meet at 90 degrees. It is not a blind-corner pull-out system. Confirm your cabinet configuration before ordering.
No. This unit mounts to the cabinet floor and the shelves rotate freely, independent of the door. If you need a door-mount lazy susan, look for that designation in the series.
The shelves are prefinished wood intended for dry cabinet storage. No food-safe or waterproof rating is documented for this finish, so treat spills promptly to protect the surface.
Two independently rotating prefinished wood shelves in a pie cut format turn a corner cabinet's dead space into organized, accessible storage that earns its place in a working kitchen.
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