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This Century Components Magnum Series 32-inch pie cut lazy susan puts two independently rotating wood shelves into a corner cabinet, giving each shelf its own spin so one level never drags the other along for the ride. It ships unfinished in birch and maple, ready to take whatever stain or paint the project calls for.
Corner base cabinets are the hardest space in a kitchen to use well. Contents pushed to the back stay there, and a fixed shelf just makes the problem worse. A pie cut lazy susan turns that dead corner into active storage by rotating the shelves forward so everything stored on them cycles into reach. The pie cut profile is sized to clear the cabinet framing and door opening as it spins, which is what makes it the right shape for a true corner rather than a full round.
Independent rotation is the practical differentiator here. With two shelves that each spin freely, a heavy pot on the lower shelf does not lock up the upper one when someone reaches for a jar. Each level operates on its own, which keeps a loaded lower shelf stable while the upper shelf turns.
The shelves are built from birch and maple, two close-grained hardwoods that machine cleanly and hold finish well. Because the unit arrives unfinished, it can be stained, painted, or sealed to match the cabinet interior before installation, which is the right approach for a built-in look on a custom or semi-custom project. Cabinet shops finishing a full run can run these shelves through the same finishing sequence as the boxes rather than working around a factory coating that may not match.
This unit is the right call when the project involves a corner base cabinet that needs storage, a custom or painted finish is specified for the interior, and two independently controlled shelf levels matter more than a single rotating platform. It suits cabinet shops finishing their own interiors, designers specifying coordinated custom finishes throughout the kitchen, and serious remodelers who want the corner working as hard as the rest of the run. At 32 inches in diameter, it fills a standard corner base cabinet opening; confirm the cabinet's clear diagonal opening before ordering to make sure the pie cut clears the door stile.
A pie cut shelf has a notch cut from two sides so the shelf fits and rotates inside a corner cabinet without hitting the door opening or the cabinet frame. A full-circle shelf is used in cabinets designed specifically for it. The pie cut shape is the standard choice for a corner base cabinet with a standard door opening.
Each shelf rotates independently. Spinning the upper shelf does not move the lower one, and vice versa. This lets you access one level without disturbing what is stored on the other.
Any stain, paint, or clear coat appropriate for interior wood cabinetry will work. The birch and maple surface takes finish well. Apply finish before installation so all surfaces, including the underside and edges, are covered.
No. This unit mounts to the cabinet floor and operates without a door-mount connection. It spins freely inside the cabinet regardless of whether the door is open or closed.
Specify this Magnum Series pie cut lazy susan to turn a corner base cabinet into organized, accessible storage with independently rotating shelves finished to match the rest of the kitchen.
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