Rev-A-Shelf Half Moon Lazy Susan For White Kitchen Cabinetry

This Rev-A-Shelf 6882 series lazy susan brings a two-shelf, pivot-and-slide mechanism to a blind corner base cabinet, keeping the full depth of the corner usable and the shelves accessible without crawling to the back.

Key Features

• Half moon shelf shape designed to pivot out of a blind corner cabinet and slide forward for full access.
• Two shelves included stack storage across two levels in the cabinet corner.
• White polymer construction wipes clean easily and blends with white cabinet interiors.
• Pivot-and-slide movement swings and extends the shelves into the cabinet opening rather than rotating in place.
• Mounts to the cabinet floor and front wall for a stable, anchored installation.
• 31-inch width sized for standard blind corner base cabinets.

Making a Blind Corner Work

A blind corner cabinet is one of the hardest spaces in a kitchen to use well. Items pushed to the back become invisible and unreachable, and the angled or hidden section of the cabinet often sits empty. This lazy susan solves that by pivoting both shelves out through the cabinet opening and sliding them forward, so the contents ride out to the cook rather than staying buried in the corner. Both shelves move together, bringing the full storage stack into reach in one motion.

White Polymer Build

The shelves and frame are white polymer, a practical choice for cabinet interiors. The surface resists moisture from cleaning products, produce, and pantry spills, and wipes down without absorbing stains. The white finish is a natural match for white cabinet boxes, giving the interior a consistent, clean appearance rather than a mismatched organizer sitting inside a painted space. The unit mounts to the cabinet floor and front wall, which keeps it anchored under load and prevents the shelves from shifting during use.

Where This Fits Best

This is the right lazy susan for a kitchen renovation or cabinet upgrade where the existing blind corner cabinet is either wasted space or a source of frustration. It suits homeowners replacing an older rotating unit that no longer fits the cabinet style, designers specifying organizers for white or light-toned kitchens, and cabinet shops installing complete kitchen packages where every base cabinet gets a functional solution. The pivot-and-slide action is better suited to a blind corner situation than a standard full-circle or D-shaped rotating susan, which needs a full cabinet door opening to clear.

Common Questions

A Clean White Corner, Finally Useful

Put this pivot-and-slide lazy susan in a blind corner cabinet to turn dead space into organized, accessible storage with a finish that matches a white kitchen interior.