🔄 Lipper International Acacia Wood 10-inch Kitchen Turntable: A Practical and Stylish Solution for Easy Access to Kitchen Essentials Review

The ball bearings in the movement are rough so it doesn't run smoothly. Also, the base itself needs to be wider to better support the top surface. Just like now, if you press the edge, everything will tip over. Wood is fine, but it's small (just intentional) and has a few design flaws. I had to put sticky rubber feet on the bottom to keep it from sliding while trying to rotate it.

Pros: - Spins very smoothly but not so easy that things fly off - Sturdy construction - Nice bamboo wood Cork/rubber/cloth protective covers on bottom. They are not expensive to buy to protect the table but I was hoping they would be there by now. Its use: This is for our home study materials (pencils, crayons, scissors, etc.) in the center of the dining table. .

I was considering purchasing this scope after not seeing it based on various reviews and was disappointed in the end. The color of the bamboo is very attractive and they appear to be quite durable and easy to clean. However, they don't spin smoothly at all - as someone has described, they wiggle a lot when spinning and seem to get stuck in a few spots due to uneven rotation. I could try WD40 and put my feet down, but it's not worth it in the end. I found essentially the same thing at a…

I almost threw it away. After the purchase on 03/06/2018 I could no longer rotate it fully. Some of the bearings are frozen to the plastic housing, very poor construction and cheap part. After cutting through the plastic with a couple of cutting tools and using a PB blaster, 3-in-1 oil and petroleum jelly I was finally able to rotate it, but not as I should. This piece of junk had very good reviews on Revain, shame on Revain for giving away such junk to get rave reviews. I'm becoming more…

I was very excited. I liked the look and the size. But when I received it, I noticed a design flaw that I hadn't thought of before. The top and bottom do not connect in any way and are not screwed together! You connect the bars to the top and it just "sits" on the bottom turntable. So when I try to twist it from the top, I pull off the top instead of twisting it. So I tried to remember to always use the ground to turn, but I failed miserably and had to reset my spices many times. However, I…

Item arrived from Revain, one of the stitching is torn. I wanted to return it but my husband said he could glue it and not worry about the hassle of sending it back. I don't know if the damage is related to the way the product was made, but I suspect it is related to the handling of Revain (this was the first of two Revain packages I received and which directly next to each other were broken. The second was a trio of ceramic coffee mugs packed in a 5.5lb book box. Yes, all 3 mugs arrived…

I bought 4 Lipper 14 inch bamboo turntables and I don't like what I see. The first problem is that the platter does not rotate smoothly. When turning "dangle". One of them doesn't spin at all. The second problem is that it is assembled with a single screw. So if you twist it the wrong way, it will detach and fall off. 2 of them had their base fall off in the first 10 minutes of use. Below that I saw that the bearings had crashed into the bamboo creating dents that were responsible for the…

The postman/truck just left, ie literally still down the road (next to another house). The Revain box it came in is brand new. The tape is perfect. I open it, look at lazy Susan and see a huge tear running the length, down the middle. All the way from left to right of the round platform you are building something on. Oh, 2 pieces. I'm sure this isn't how it should be. Haven't even opened the plastic around this thing yet, I won't, it's not necessary. It's literally still in the sealed plastic…