Copco turntables and lazy susans bring the back of a shelf to the front with one push. They run 9, 12, 15 and 18 inches across, with one tier or two, and most have a non-skid surface and a raised rim.
Pick the diameter first, then the number of tiers, then how it spins.
The diameter decides where the tray goes. In stock, the price runs from $12.00 to $28.52.
| Size | Tiers | Rim | Liner | Best fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9 inch | 1, about 2 in tall | Raised | Non-skid liner | Spice shelf, fridge door, counter corner |
| 12 inch | 1 (1.5 in tall) or 2 (7.5 in tall) | Raised, 3/8 in on the 2-tier | Molded non-skid or liner | Upper cabinet, pantry shelf |
| 15 inch | Not listed | Raised | Non-skid liner, ball bearings | Wide pantry shelf |
| 18 inch | 1, 1.5 in tall | Rimmed edge | Molded non-skid | Corner cabinet, under the sink |
The 18 inch lazy susan fills a deep corner cabinet or the floor under a sink. It stands 1.5 inches tall, with usable space about 1.5 inches narrower than the outside, and is rated 4.7 from 35,071 reviews.
Measure the shelf depth and the door opening, then subtract an inch for your fingers. A 12-inch tray wants 13 inches of room; an 18-inch one wants 19.
Two tiers double the surface on the same footprint but add height: the 2-tier 12-inch stands 7.5 inches. With under 8 inches to the shelf above, or bottles that would stop the door from closing, stay with one tier.
Ball bearings do the spinning on the charcoal models, so a loaded tray turns without dragging; the others glide on a smooth base. The raised rim, 3/8 inch on the 2-tier, catches whatever still tries to walk off.
On the 18-inch and the Basics 12-inch, the grip is molded into the platform: beaded polypropylene, with nothing to peel up or wash separately. The colored 9-inch and 2-tier models use a non-skid liner instead.
Clear trays show what's on them. Removable dividers on the 11.4 and 12-inch clear models make up to three sections, so lip balm stays apart from the bottles.
Handles on the 10 and 12-inch clear trays and the Vita lift the whole tray off a high shelf or out from under a sink without unloading it. Colors run from White/Gray and Cameo Blue to Pistachio, Coral and Cream.
Kitchen shelf, pantry, refrigerator, under the sink, bathroom vanity. The Home Office Caddy, 10 x 8.5 x 4.5 inches, brings it to a desk with a snack cup and a drawer.
For tiers of jars, see the spice organizers; for the refrigerator, the fridge bins.
Wipe with a damp cloth: that is the care line on every tray here. Empty it first and let the surface dry before loading it back.
A loaded Copco lazy susan should turn with a push of one finger. The ball-bearing models spin most freely under weight, and the smooth-glide ones turn easily with lighter loads. If a tray drags, check that it sits flat and isn’t rubbing the cabinet wall.
Measure the shelf depth and subtract about an inch. A 9-inch tray suits a narrow shelf or a fridge door, a 12-inch a standard upper cabinet, and an 18-inch a deep corner or the floor under a sink.
There is no single standard for every kitchen, so measure yours: the door opening, the depth and the height between shelves. Copco trays run from 9 to 18 inches across and from 1.5 to about 7.5 inches tall.
Copco makes free-standing trays, not replacement shelves for built-in lazy susan cabinets. Many people set an 18 or 15-inch Copco tray on the existing fixed shelf as a replacement lazy susan shelf; measure the shelf’s diameter and the height above it first.
Yes, they still earn their place in corner cabinets, where a fixed shelf hides everything at the back. A free-standing turntable gives the same reach without a cabinet refit and moves with you to the next kitchen.