Our editorial take
Consider it for a measured shelf of frequently used bottles or jars; skip it when the circle obstructs access or uses space you need for larger containers.
Based on product research and editorial analysis, not hands-on testing. Our approach
Access is the real problem to solve
A full cabinet and an inconvenient cabinet are not always the same problem. If you repeatedly move three bottles to reach a fourth, changing access may help more than adding another shelf. If there is simply too much in the cabinet, a rotating tray will not create space. Start by naming which items are hard to reach and how often you actually need them.
OXO identifies this product as the 16-inch Not So Lazy Susan Turntable, SKU 1071353, with dimensions of 16 by 16 by 1.5 inches. The manufacturer describes non-slip feet, a raised ledge and a wide base intended to reduce interference as the tray rotates. Those features explain the design; they do not replace measuring your particular cabinet and its opening.
Try a paper circle before buying a plastic one
Our practical suggestion is to cut a 16-inch paper circle and place it where the turntable would sit. Check the usable shelf depth, side clearances, door hinges and any center divider. Then consider how the real tray will pass through the opening. A shelf can be wide enough inside while the route into it is awkward. Do this before reorganizing every bottle around an assumed fit.
Next, arrange the actual containers on the circle. Turn the paper carefully to understand which labels you would see and which containers might project beyond its edge. This is only a layout exercise, not a load or rotation test. It helps expose a mismatch between the attractive empty-tray photograph and the bulky bottles you intend to store. Also allow for the tray's added height beneath your tallest item.
Decide what deserves the rotating space
OXO's pantry article discusses the larger turntable for oils, vinegars and other bottles, while distinguishing a smaller size for spices. Think in similarly specific groups. A cluster you reach for while cooking is a stronger candidate than a random collection that merely fits. Keep labels readable and choose a grouping everyone using the kitchen can understand without learning a complicated system.
A circle also leaves corners around it. Sometimes those corners can hold something useful; sometimes they become awkward fragments of shelf space. Compare your paper layout with a simple straight row or an existing bin. The right organizer is the arrangement that makes your everyday items easier to retrieve, even if that turns out to require no new product at all.
Check size and care separately
Make sure the offer says 16 inches and model 1071353; the 11-inch option is a different fit decision. The manufacturer page reviewed here did not establish detailed cleaning instructions or a load rating, so this guide makes no dishwasher or maximum-weight claim. Check the supplied care directions before cleaning. The Amazon button is a product search rather than a verified seller offer. Buy only after the dimensions and container layout make sense in your own cabinet.
Sources & shopping
Manufacturer information checked October 18, 2026. Retailer search results may include other sizes, bundles or models; match the model above before buying.
- OXO — 16-inch Not So Lazy Susan Turntable, SKU 1071353
- OXO — Pantry organization and turntable size examples
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