Copco Basics Lazy Susan Turntable, 30 cm Plastic Cupboard Organiser

When jars of spices or condiments disappear at the back of a cupboard, this Copco Basics turntable lets you rotate them into reach rather than lifting everything in front. Its 30 cm diameter and white/grey plastic design are intended for cupboard or worktop organisation, with a raised rim and non-skid surface to help keep items in place as it turns.

It is a straightforward way to make frequently used jars, packets and tins easier to see and access.

Key points

The rotating tray is most useful where storage is deep enough that items tend to get pushed out of sight. Instead of arranging jars in fixed rows, you can put them on the tray and turn it to reach what you need. That can make everyday cupboard storage less awkward, particularly for seasonings and condiments used regularly. It can also sit on a worktop if there is suitable space.

The 30 cm size gives room for a mix of jars, packets and tins, while the raised edge and non-skid surface are designed to reduce sliding during rotation. The tray is made from plastic and weighs 0.44 kilograms. Unlike a basic static shelf organiser, it brings items at the back round to the front, it is not a substitute for extra cupboard capacity, so the available space still sets the limit on what you can store.

Buyer feedback often highlights the useful rotation and the way the tray helps make cluttered cupboards easier to organise. Some also describe it as sturdy and easy to use. Views on its size are mixed, though, with some finding it larger than expected. You’ll like it if you want frequently used jars within easier reach, It may not suit you if a 30 cm turntable would take up too much of your shelf or worktop.

Care tips

The product information states that the turntable is dishwasher safe, which offers a simple cleaning option when it needs more than a quick tidy. Before placing it in a cupboard, allow it to dry fully so the storage area stays clean. For routine use, keep the tray’s surface clear of crumbs and arrange items so they sit within the raised rim. The non-skid surface helps, but it is still sensible to turn the tray steadily rather than spin it sharply when carrying jars or tins.

Getting the most from it

Check the shelf or worktop space before choosing this format: allow room for the full 30 cm tray to rotate, not just for it to sit flat. It works best when grouped with items you reach for often, such as spices and condiments, rather than used as a place to pile unrelated kitchen supplies. Keeping taller jars towards the centre and smaller items nearer the edge can also make labels easier to see, while leaving enough room for the contents to turn without catching on nearby objects.

For a cupboard where items are already easy to reach, fixed organisers may be a simpler use of space. The rotating format is more relevant when you regularly need access to the back of a shelf. Customer comments also mention smooth turning and improved organisation, although those are individual impressions rather than a guarantee of how it will feel in every cupboard.

Buying verdict

This Copco Basics organiser is a practical choice if the main problem is reaching jars and packets at the back of a cupboard, and you have room for a 30 cm rotating tray. Its plastic construction, raised rim, non-skid surface and dishwasher-safe design cover the everyday details that matter for this use. The key decision is fit: measure the available area and consider how much of it the tray will occupy. If your storage space is tight, a narrower or fixed organiser may be more suitable, if access is the frustration, a turntable gives you a way to bring stored items round rather than rearranging them by hand.