If you'd like to purchase a large lazy Susan that will take up the entire center of your table, then you'll want to ensure that there's at least 15" for standard 12" plates around the edge of the table. The best way to obtain this measurement is by measuring from the center of the table to its edge. Then, subtract 15" for the plates, and multiply that figure by two to obtain the correct measurement for your glass lazy Susan turntable. These measurements work best for square or round tables. If you’re measuring for a rectangular or oval table, you’ll have to adjust to a slightly smaller lazy Susan so too much crowding isn’t experienced by some of your diners. You’ll also have to compromise because some of your diners will have to reach a bit further.
Whether you're throwing a party, or just want to better organize your home, Lazy Susans provide a versatile, low-cost way to make food and objects easily accessible.
Use one to share condiments at your BBQ or nibbles at your wine tasting evening, organize cupboards and cabinets, or place a Lazy Susan on your worktop to simply brighten up your decor.
Every home could do with a Lazy Susan, and here's how to pick the best one.