Lipper International Acacia 18-inch Lazy Susan, Brown

A great size, wood looks very quality and the color of the wood is beautiful! A very handy thing on my island where we entertain guests casually often for horsdoerves!

Just exactly what I was looking for. Strong & sturdy and the beautiful wood finish looks great on my dining room table. Wonderful for tacos, large enough for all the items fit on it.

Oh my goodness, this is the most beautiful and well made piece! We bought a similarly styled one from Amazon, made out of the same material, but it was too small. Only Walmart was able to offer one that was the size we were looking for. When the package arrived in the mail, I could not believe the quality of this turntable. And for the price? This was an awesome find. Highly recommend!!

Very sturdy and great looking. I have a deep corner cabinet and most of the space is useless, so spent time looking for these because I wanted 18 inch wooden lazy susans. When I saw these I ordered them hoping they would look like the pictures and they are perfect, , I just got them and cannot wait to put them in the cabinet.

This is a lovely lazy Susan that I use functionally on top of an elegant old desk on which we put a quartz top. The natural wood grain coordinates with the wood grain of the desk while the quartz is white and matches the countertops in the kitchen. I love the warm look of the lazy Susan and the ease with which it turns.

Like others have said, it is a bit noisy. It does not bother me at all, but it is a thing that could bother someone. It looks lovely, and mine functions well. For size reference, thats a pack of ramen noodles.

This lazy susan looks nice, but this product is poorly designed and cheaply built. 1) Very unstable and easy to tip. The base is about 8-inches in diameter under the 18-inch diameter top resulting in a poorly balanced top with 5-inches of unsupported overhang all around. 2) No turntable mechanism. Instead, there are 6 small, individual ball-bearing cups mounted in the wooden base and bearing against the underside of the wooden top. The top and base are held together by a single wood screw in the center. With use, I expect the individual bearing cups to become loose in their mounting holes, the bearings to become clogged with sawdust from wearing against the wooden top, and the center wood screw to loosen. Fortunately, my intended use (swivel base for a 15-lbs TV monitor) requires limited use. If you require a greater weight capacity and more frequent use I suggest you purchase a lazy susan that is better balanced and has a conventional turntable mechanism (steel ball bearings captured between stamped steel raceway plates).

big and beautiful but does not turn smoothly, my husband removed the bottom its a cheap plastic ring with 5 metal balls in the plastic. I wanted to use it for acrylic pour painting, won't work well for that at all, I am looking to replace the bottom part to see if it will spin quickly and smoothly

I bought one of these last year and couldn't be happier with it but this one is a disappointment. The wood is beautiful but when I spin the turntable its bumpy and unacceptable. I plan to return this one and try an exchange. I love the first one I bought but this one? Nope

The initial Lazy Susan I received had ball bearings that were not set correctly and did not turn easily, the Lazy Suzan replacement I received did not turn freely at all. The wood is beautiful, but the quality is terrible.