Quick answer
If you want to maximize narrow cabinet space and access spices easily while cooking, the MagicTrack Spice Turntable is a strong choice. But it's not for everyone—consider your cabinet dimensions and bottle sizes before buying.
Why the rectangle design matters
Most turntables are round, which wastes the corners of your cabinet. The MagicTrack Spice Turntable uses a rectangle footprint to fit more bottles into the same space. Its patent-pending rotation moves the tray forward and around, so you can reach spices at the back without pulling everything out.
This design is especially useful in deep or narrow cabinets where a round lazy Susan leaves awkward gaps. But it also means the turntable needs clearance to rotate—check that your cabinet has enough depth and width for the full swing.
Capacity and bottle size trade-offs
The MagicTrack Spice Turntable holds 24 standard spice bottles on two tiers. That's plenty for most home cooks, but if you have large jars or tall bottles, you may need to check the tier spacing. The product specs don't list exact height or diameter limits, so measure your tallest bottle before committing.
If you have more than 24 spices or use non-standard containers, you might need a second unit or a different storage solution. The turntable is designed for typical spice jars, not bulk containers.
Installation and cabinet fit
The MagicTrack Spice Turntable sits on a shelf—no installation required. That makes it easy to move between cabinets or take to a new kitchen. But because it's not mounted, it takes up a full shelf footprint. If you have shallow shelves, the rectangle shape might overhang.
Measure your cabinet interior (width, depth, and height) before ordering. The turntable needs room to rotate, so leave a few inches of clearance on all sides.
Decision rules for the MagicTrack Spice Turntable
- Cabinet space: If your cabinet is at least 10 inches deep and 10 inches wide, the rectangle turntable likely fits and maximizes space. If your cabinet is very shallow or narrow, measure the rotation clearance before buying. Always measure the interior of your cabinet, not just the shelf size.
- Bottle size: If you use standard spice jars (like those from grocery stores), the 24-bottle capacity works. If you have tall or wide containers, check the tier spacing—the specs don't list exact limits, so measure your tallest bottle. If you use non-standard jars, consider a different spice storage solution.
- Access needs: If you cook often and want quick access to spices, the MagicTrack's forward-and-around rotation is a big plus. If you rarely use more than a few spices, a simpler static organizer might be enough. Think about how often you reach for spices—this turntable shines for frequent cooks.
Product facts
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MagicTrack™ Spice Turntable: The MagicTrack Spice Turntable holds 24 spice bottles on two tiers and uses a patent-pending rectangle rotation design. This means you can store more spices in less space and reach them easily while cooking, but you should verify your bottle sizes fit the tiers.
MagicTrack™ Spice Turntable
Who should buy the MagicTrack Spice Turntable?
Best for
- Home cooks with deep or narrow cabinets who want to maximize spice storage space
- People who want easy access to spices while cooking without rummaging through a cabinet
Not for
- Those with very shallow shelves that can't accommodate the rectangle rotation
- People who use large, non-standard spice jars that may not fit the two-tier design
