Rev-A-Shelf 7013 20" D Polymer Almond D-Shape Lazy Susan, Dependently Rotating 3 Tray Set with Hardware, 7013-20-15-526

Almond D-Shape Lazy Susan for Corner Base Cabinets

This Rev-A-Shelf 7013 series lazy susan brings rotating storage to a corner base cabinet, offering three polymer trays in an Almond finish sized to fit cabinet heights from 38 to 46 inches.

Key Features

• Three D-shape polymer trays stack vertically to use the full height of the cabinet interior.
• 20-inch diameter provides a broad rotating surface suited to standard corner base cabinets.
• Dependent rotation means all three trays turn together as one unit for simple, single-motion access.
• Almond finish blends with warm-toned cabinet interiors where white hardware would read as cool or stark.
• Fits cabinet heights from 38 to 46 inches, spanning the typical range of base corner cabinets.
• Mounting hardware included so the set is ready to install.

Making a Corner Cabinet Work

Corner base cabinets are among the most storage-rich spaces in a kitchen and among the hardest to access. Items pushed to the back of a static shelf stay there until someone excavates the cabinet. A D-shape lazy susan changes that by bringing the contents around to the front with a turn of the tray. The D-shape profile clears the door frame as the shelves rotate, so the trays swing out fully without catching on the cabinet opening. Dry goods, pots, pantry staples, cleaning supplies under a prep sink: any dense, back-of-cabinet inventory benefits from the rotation.

Material and Finish

The trays are molded polymer in an Almond finish. Polymer wipes clean and holds up to the spills, oils, and general contact that cabinet storage sees over years of use. The Almond color sits between the cool gray of chrome hardware and the natural warmth of wood-finish organizers, making it a practical fit for cabinet interiors in traditional and transitional kitchens that use warm whites, cream, or biscuit tones throughout. The three-tray set spans from the cabinet floor to the cabinet ceiling, with the height range allowing the unit to fit across the normal variation in base cabinet interior dimensions.

Where This Unit Fits

Cabinet shops and contractors specifying organizers for traditional or transitional kitchen builds will find the Almond finish a closer match to the interior palette than a chrome or bright white option. Homeowners renovating an existing kitchen often reach for this finish when replacing an older lazy susan that has worn or cracked, because the Almond tone is common in cabinetry from the 1990s and early 2000s and easier to match than a neutral white. Designers working with a warm or cream cabinet finish can specify this unit without the finish clash a cooler-toned organizer creates. The dependent rotation is well-suited to corner base cabinets where all shelves are expected to move together rather than each tier rotating independently.

Common Questions

Corner Storage That Works Every Time You Open the Door

Choose this three-tray set when the goal is to put a full corner base cabinet to work, with a finish that disappears into warm-toned cabinetry rather than fighting it.