How to turn a lazy susan into a cabinet

Alternative to Kitchen corner cabinet! I need to do this!!

Do you have Lazy Susans in the lower corner cabinets in your kitchen? How do you like them? We have been in this house for over 21 years and that entire time, I…

Add your recycling and trash bins inside your lazy susan rotating corner cabinet, to use this space and also hide these bins from view {featured on Home Storage Solutions 101}

Tired of digging through the chaos of your lazy susan? It's time to reclaim that space and elevate your kitchen organization game! Watch as we embark on a journey of transformation, swapping out the spinning confusion for sleek and efficient shelving solutions. From spices to pots and pans, every item finds its place in this revamped corner of your kitchen. Our step-by-step tutorial guides you through the process, making it easy to achieve a clutter-free oasis where cooking is a joy.

I had a lot of fun with this client. Turns out we had a lot in common. He is a brass player (him tuba, me trombone) and he is also quite the talented wine maker (I'm just a novice homebrewer at this point). They had a good sized kitchen. They weren't overloaded with things, but were having difficulty making things usable. They had a typical corner cabinet with a lazy susan, which is helpful in a corner cabinet, but is not always the best use of the space. With a typical lazy susan like this…

Broken lazy susan, turned into a trash can compartment. First remove broken lazy susan, then by hinges, & buy right size trash can. And that is all!

Truth is, we didn't hang 20 yesterday. We actually only hung 18. We were dreading the last two. Can you guess what two doors I'm referring too? Yep, you guessed right! The lazy susan we built for the corner will require two doors, hinged together with multiple different hinges.

Learn how to make a Lazy Susan in a few easy steps with this DIY guide, perfect for creating a functional and stylish rotating tray for your home.

Organization does not have to be difficult, nor does it have to be expensive. There are so many neat ways that you can repurpose things that you find at your local Dollar Store. From organizing the kitchen and bathroom to taking care of laundry clutter, there are many things that can help you to be more organized.