Turntable kitchen
A turntable in the kitchen provides a clear overview and quick access to spices, oils, dressings and small jars. The turntable rotates 360 degrees, so all contents are visible, and you avoid anything disappearing at the back of the cabinet or on the shelf. Use it in the kitchen cabinet, on the kitchen counter or in the refrigerator, depending on where you have the most small items. When you place the turntable in a fixed zone, everyday actions become more intuitive and you make better use of the space.
Lazy Susan kitchen
Lazy Susan is just another word for turntable and is practical on the kitchen counter by the stove. Collect daily necessities such as oil, vinegar, salt and pepper so that everything is together and ready to turn out. A shallow platter makes it easy to pick up small jars and spice mills without the frames getting in the way. For example, choose aplastic turntable with a low edge for spice jars and small containers. Combine with spice jars and accessories so that the spices are arranged evenly and easy to find.
Plastic turntable for refrigerator
In the refrigerator, a high-rimmed turntable is particularly useful because the rim collects bottles and glasses when you turn. This gives you a quick overview of dressings, pestos and sauces, and you can take advantage of the depth without having to move other foods. A specific choice is a high-rimmed plastic turntable , which makes it easy to reach small glasses at the back of the shelf. Place the turntable in the middle of the shelf so that rotation is free all the way around.
Wooden kitchen turntable
An acacia wood turntable gives a warm look and is well suited for serving on the table, where everyone can reach accessories, spices and small bowls. The wood surface also works well as a base for oil and vinegar bottles on the kitchen table. One suggestion is an acacia wood turntable , which can be left out for daily use or taken out when you want to neatly collect accessories for serving. Keep the contents in fixed categories so that it is clear what belongs where.
Refrigerator organization with turntable
Start by selecting one shelf for sauces, dressings and side dishes, and let the turntable be the center of this zone. Group related items together so you can quickly turn out what you use when cooking or when spreading packed lunches. Keep the same placement over time so everyone in the home knows where it is.
Choose what lives in the dish
- Bottles: Oil, vinegar and marinade bottles are collected in one place so they don't fall over among other foods.
- Spices: Dry spices in glass are stable and easy to see when you turn the dish.
- For serving: Small glasses of relish, mustard and other toppings are easy to put on the table together.
How to choose size and border
Measure the cabinet or shelf before choosing the diameter so that the dish can rotate freely. Choose a high edge when you have bottles or larger glasses that need to be kept in place. Choose a low edge when you primarily store small spice jars that need to be lifted up often. Use one dish per category to avoid mixed zones, and keep the same arrangement so that the system is easy to maintain. If you have needs at the stove, in the cabinet and in the refrigerator, a combination of high and low edges can cover all daily grips. Finish by gathering your needs into a comprehensive overview and choose the variants that suit your routines. View the full range of rotating dishes to find the solution that suits your kitchen.
