Quick answer
The Crazy Susan Two-Tier Turntable is an excellent choice for organizing tall bottles in your kitchen cabinets, thanks to its adjustable-height top tier that accommodates items up to 7 inches tall.
Why adjustability matters for tall bottles
Standard lazy Susans often waste vertical space or can't fit taller condiments, oil bottles, or spice jars. The Crazy Susan Two-Tier Turntable solves this by letting you set the top tier at 5, 6, or 7 inches from the base, so you can customize the height to match your tallest bottles without leaving gaps above.
Trade-off: base diameter limits placement
The 11-inch base fits standard cabinets, but if your cabinet is deeper or has unusual dimensions, you may need to measure first. The turntable works best in square or rectangular cabinets; very narrow or oddly shaped spaces might not accommodate it.
Decision rules for organizing tall bottles
- Measure your tallest bottle: Before buying, measure the height of the tallest bottle you plan to store. If it's 7 inches or less, the Crazy Susan Two-Tier Turntable can accommodate it on the bottom tier with the top set at 7 inches.
- Check your cabinet depth: Ensure your cabinet is at least 11 inches wide and deep enough to allow the turntable to spin freely. A depth of 12 inches or more is ideal.
- Decide on tier spacing: Set the top tier at 7 inches if you have mostly tall bottles; use 5 inches for shorter jars to maximize vertical storage. Adjust as needed when you restock. The center post keeps items visible from any angle, so you won't lose track of what's inside.
Product facts
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Crazy Susan® Two-Tier Turntable: Adjustable top tier (5", 6" or 7" clearance height) to maximize vertical space; 11" base fits standard cabinets. You can fit taller bottles like olive oil or soy sauce on the bottom tier while still using the top for smaller jars, making every inch of cabinet space useful.
Crazy Susan® Two-Tier Turntable
Who is this for?
Best for
- Anyone with tall condiment bottles, oil containers, or spice jars who wants to use vertical cabinet space efficiently
- Kitchens with standard-depth cabinets (11-12 inches) where a single lazy Susan wastes overhead room
Not for
- Cabinets less than 11 inches wide or with irregular shapes that prevent the turntable from spinning
- Users who prefer a single-tier lazy Susan for very shallow shelves (under 5 inches of vertical clearance)
