🌿 Premium 10 Inch Bamboo Lazy Susan Turntable Spice Rack by Greenco - Ideal for Organizing Spices, Condiments, and More in Cabinets and Pantries Review

Used as a player to play Scrabble so virtually no weight. In less than 9 months of operation in a dry room, the platter has deformed so much that it no longer turns on ball bearings. When I took a close look it turned out that the glue used in making the turntable was not good.

It looks very nice because it is made of bamboo. I bought this to put under my transplanted aloe so I can adjust the direction they are facing to get enough sunlight. However, it is very shaky! It will do for now, but I've been thinking about buying one for my table, which I won't do now. It wobbles even under the weight of my plants, so I don't want to season it just for it to fly away.

I bought this for our kitchen table. The first problem is that the sticker at the very top is very difficult to remove and leaves an ugly sticky residue. Secondly, there is foam underneath between the two pieces as you will be prompted to remove it. very complicated. And it doesn't spin well. Looks good and the size is ok. But seriously, if I wanted something this cheap and easy, I'd go to Walmart myself.

Greenco apparently bought them from Wal-Mart (probably on sale due to poor quality) and resells them through Revain. Mine isn't even labeled properly! Looks cheap and didn't even rotate when I got it today. I had to get it spinning and based on other reviews I don't expect it to last long. Does not look at all like the photos of this product and appears to be poorly made. But somewhere else.

Lazy Susan's bottom is very small and the top is high over her so the top will rise and even tip over when full. The base and top also wobble, so other items may fall off the product when you add or remove items from the product. There are also three sticky pads on the bottom, which are thick enough that if the weight wasn't properly distributed, it could wobble even on its feet when spinning. Overall poorly designed product.

When I opened the plastic packaging, it fell apart because the screw fell out. I put it back together and it didn't work well at all. Tightening the screw just a little won't turn it. Loosen it and it spins, but very rough because the ball bearing installation is terrible and only has half a dozen ball bearings (tried putting the ball bearings back upside down and it didn't work). In case size is critical, the description says 14" in diameter, but it's actually only 13-1/2".

If you're looking for functional Lazy Susan, look elsewhere. It had a broken screw head from the bottom panel, one screw that protruded all the way out of the panel that attaches to the main piece of wood, and the other two screws were hanging off the threads and popped right out when I tried to remove them. Luckily I didn't order this due to the intended functionality, otherwise it will be returned immediately. When I took it apart for its intended purpose, the baseplate wasn't even centered…