Troops BBQ Lazy Susan Turntable Ring - Medium-Duty Aluminum Lazy Susan Bearing Hardware Single-Row Ball Bearings for Heavy Loads (225 lbs. Capacity) - 12 Inches

When my kitchen counter top was installed, the installer made me a round piece from the leftover granite that could be used for a lazy susan, but they do not provide the base. I found this base on Amazon and decided to try it. It's sturdy, I didn't have to connect it to my piece of granite as it sits easily on top of the base and the granite is heavy enough that it does not slide off. It spins around very easily. It is better than expected and I would recommend it.

The product was shipped in a timely fashion, and arrived on time. Opened up package and found mark marks engraved into the aluminum from the white buttons. Not overly impressed with the noise when turning. Will be returning product.

I used the 20" commercial model to support a 24-inch base that I put a 100lb bronze sculpture on top of. I removed the clear feet from the inner ring and screwed my base to it. It turns smoothly, and not overly freely (which is good when the goal is to be able to rotate a sculpture by hand and have it stay where you park it). It may not be apparent from the product diagrams, but there is a slight offset between the surface of the inner ring, and the surface of the outer ring. So if you fasten something to one of the rings with screws, it will have clearance to rotate; you don't need spacers. There will be about 1mm of clearance. This one is also a good value, it was under $30 compared to others that are over $40. So five stars for being a quality item alone, plus a good buy.

Compramos un lazy susan gigante (1.50 metros) y después de varios intentos este es elproducto que funcionó perfecto para poder girar al 100%...totalmente recomendable

I used this to create a rotating azimuth base for a large dobsonian telescope. Without any load on it, this bearing exhibits some stiction or binding at certain points due to the teflon spacer that keeps all of the rollers equidistant. Once a load is placed on the bearing, this rotates very smoothly. The most important thing for me is how this operates while loaded and this performs exactly as I expected. I chose this style over others because I can tap my own holes and ensure that I have a very secure installation. This bearing is supporting a telescope and mount that weighs roughly 70lbs. I am confident that this bearing will last a long time, although I would caution that there were some signs of coating oxidization on the anodized finish of the aluminum when I received the package. This is merely a cosmetic issue and won't affect its strength. Since my bearing is hidden, this doesn't affect me.