Lazy susan hardware opinions?

[Dave Nanke]

Hey Everybody,

I'm in the middle of a kitchen remodel, and was planning on refacing an existing corner base cabinet. But as I was taking out the flooring and other cabinets, I decided to just replace everything instead of refacing some cabinets and replacing others. So, I'm looking for opinions on lazy susan hardware. I get most of my hardware from woodworkers hardware, and they have Rev-a-Shelf (value line & premiere) and KV which is similar in price to the Rev-a-shelf premiere. Does anyone have good or bad experience with any of these?

There is also polymer vs wood vs wire - is this just aesthetics, or do any of these function better than the others?

Thanks!
Dave

[John A langley]

I like the Rev-a-shelf , polymer

[Erik Christensen]

I just went through that same isse last month when designing my set of kitchen cabinets. Rather than a lazy susan design we chose one of those hardware kits where 2 sets of shelves pull outside the cabinet front. what we liked was that, unlike the lazy susan setup, it only took up space in one wall of cabinets.

[Bill White]

Can't go wrong with the Rev Polymer LS.
Bill

[Kelly Robertson]

Agreed on Rev A Shelf. However I'll go contrarian and say I'm a fan of the wire... it really is just an aesthetic opinion, but it makes the cabinet feel more open and accessible to me.

[Paul Fellner]

I put a Rev A Shelf in during our recent kitchen remodel, and we're well-satisfied with it. If money were no object we might have opted for the fancy wire doodad; however, I've never experienced that problem.