Aluminum Heavy Duty Lazy Susan Rotating Turntable Bearing Swivel Plate Hardware for Dining-Table (14 inch)

I searched like a madman to get the correct size for my 36” Lazy Susan build; I could not find the correct answers online and took a chance. The 24 inch works perfectly for the 36 inch lazy susan. It’s very quiet when turning and smooth. I’d buy again for sure. I haven’t used any grease for the bearings, which I was prepared for from prior reviews I’ve read. It’s mounted to a 3/4 inch MDF substrate and maybe that’s why it’s so quiet?I removed the feet to one side to mount directly to the 36 inch MDF round and it’s solid. I don’t plan on moving it much from its place on the table except to clean under it from time to time and it should hold up for many years. Buy it, you won’t be disappointed. Its much cheaper then any others I found online too!

The media could not be loaded. I used the lazy susan to turn a whiskey barrel into a speakeasy alcohol cabinet. The large lazy susan met and exceeded all of our needs. It rotates smoothly, clears the floor well when rotating, and holds 70-80+ lbs.

rough turning didn't work for what we needed

Love this turntable! You can put stuff on top of it and it will turn without having to secure it down with glues/screws/adhesives. Amazing!!

We use these for a hobby. Customers love them. Support weight of barrel head great

Very good quality

I purchase a lot of bearings and this bearing really beat my expectations. Now, this is an economy bearing and not a high performance bearing, so you have to hold your expectations correctly. Yes, the bearing is a little noisy--primarily due to the balls not covering 100% of the track. If you want something quiet, Timken makes great bearings this size for 10x more money.Breakdown of the cost of goods:approximate weight (14" model): 4 lbsvalue of aluminum: $2 per pound = $8 raw materialsso, you can buy this for 3x the cost of the raw materials, that's impressive in my book.Lubrication: I lubed a couple with Teflon (PTFE) lubricant to see if it would help and it promptly bound up the bearing. Conclusion: the factory lubricant is pretty good.Conclusion: I am very impressed with this bearing as an economy bearing. I will continue to buy these in quantity for low speed, intermittent use applications (like a lazy Susan). I would not use this in a rotating shelf display

Well made but I couldn't figure out why it was hard to turn. It turns smoothly but not easily.