LapWorks 10 inch Heavy-Duty Swivel Base - 0.8" Profile, Supports 100lbs - 360˚ Rotating Turntable and Lazy Susan Stand for Monitors, Computers, Plants, More

This thing is huge and can just about support a 17 inch laptop (My current use is for the Asus G750). I absolutely love this stand because it works especially well for displaying purposes and show off rotation moments. The stand is completely sturdy and although made of plastic, has an incredible support mechanism with tiny wheel bearings found underneath. Besides seeing other people use this for television stands and TV devices, this thing can universally be used with whatever you may think works best! Besides using it for show off moments and spinning expensive devices around at ease in a 360 degree manner, I also use this ability for repairing larger electronics. As an electronic hobbyist, I find myself repairing/soldering multiple devices or tech related objects constantly simply because I enjoy it and honestly, who doesn't like to save or make money? The rotation effect greatly assists my work since normally I would work a portion of the electronic board/device, and then have to twist to board or object or even my body to reach the other side. Now with the spinning lap works board, I can stay in one position and simply move the surface the object lies on and get all the hard to reach areas without worrying about movement since the rotation replaces all necessary movements. I highly recommend this board! Very affordable and will greatly help those who repair laptops, electronics, or simply need to rotate an object about 200 pounds in weight in a 360 degree movement with ease.

So far (one day), works exactly as claimed. Using to set my GE Profile chipped icemaker appliance on. Will now be able to rotate the icemaker in cramped quarters to facilitate cleaning and de-scaling. The icemaker unit is extremely heavy, especially filled with ice and water, and was a REAL pain to clean, hopefully until now. Turns smoothly and the unit remains stable and well balanced.

I have people in my office all of the time for video conferences and I turn the monitor towards the guests. Every time I turned it I knocked a bunch of stuff over. Now I turn it easily on this lazy Susan. Works perfect!

Well made compared to the others I tried. Solid rather than flimsy plastic the others were made of. I KEPT this one. 4 stars only because it doesn’t spin quickly; but for my use it’s not important.

This turn table allows a couple fingers to quickly and easily rotate a large Brother MFC J6920DW tabloid desktop printer weighing 16.7 Kg (36.8 lb) to any point in 360° for easy access to its various paper feeds, controls, inspection areas and paper jam releases. Without the turn table this printer is frequently a lot of work to use requiring you to stand up, reach out, hold, lift and turn the printer to get minimal access to its many points requiring servicing or inspection. I purchased the large tabloid size paper printer with the intent of building a turn table for it so it could work in a desktop environment of limited space and was starting to put together a specific list of parts and vendors to construct that turn table when I saw the LapWorks turn table intended for large flat screen LCD TV's for a price below what I'd be paying for in parts. I had concerns it was not intended for frequent movements and might intensionally have a fair bit of drag incorporated in it to keep a large flat screen TV from turning in the wind. When the turn table arrived I was glad to see it was free moving using ball bearings in steel races. It was a little small in diameter to reach the feet of the printer, but other supporting points were used and seem to support it in a similar fashion. Overall this has been a real desktop life improver because printing tabloid size printout use to mean having to move a heavy printer back and forth. Now its almost fun to toss the printer back and forth with a couple of finger on the turn table while making large tabloid printouts. The main reason for having a tabloid size 11 x 17 inch (B drawing size) printer is to make large high quality printouts. These are best done using manual single feed straight through paper path that loads from the back. With the turn table it is easy to turn the printer around while sitting and look right at the rear manual paper feed slot, then rotating it back 200° so the paper output has lots of free space around it for the 1 1/2 foot long paper that is going to be coming out of the machine in few seconds. Without the turn table you end up placing the printer in some cockeyed position where you only have to move it a little bit to load the rear paper feed then turning it so there is some space for the printer push the paper out into, but there is still not enough space for a whole sheet of tabloid size paper to lay flat, so you have to watch it carefully and grab and guide the paper if starts to wedge itself. With the turn table the printer output can easily be rotated to any position so long as there is some place in 360° of rotation where a tabloid size paper can be pushed out of the printer and not hit anything. Normally I can just aim it where I was sitting while I take a badly needed break and when I come back hopefully there is a crisp 11 by 17 inch print out laying on my chair.

I bought three of the large ( almost 16 inch diameter) heavy duty lazy Susans to use in my deep corner cabinet. I chose them because of their weight load limit and sturdy construction and height. They work great. I ordered the large knowing the opening to my cabinet was smaller that the diameter of the lazy susan. However my shelves are movable and I could lift the upper one and insert the lazy susan with a diagonal tilt. Once inside the cabinet I positioned it close to the deep back. Then I filled it up and spun it around. It is a great solution for my hard to reach space. I only sacrificed less than 3/4 of an inch in cabinet height. I am pleased with my new easy reach system.

Works okay. The insert doesn’t fit level, so you have to play around with it. The feeding strings are short so you need to use double for the length. But overall not too bad.

This product was a great bargain for it's size and quality, especially compared to the others found on this site. I was unsure if this would work for what I needed it to. Basically, I recently built a gaming PC using the AZZA Genesis 9000 case. This PC is a monster, being 2 1/2 feet long, 2 1/2 feet tall, and weighing in at about 62lbs. Basically, I wanted to have my PC on a swivel for when I need to open it up and install parts or turn it around to plug in/unplug USB and other cables from the back, since it's so heavy and clunky to move manually. Seeing at the 15" swivel isn't nearly as big as my PC case, and the weight of the PC itself is so heavy, I thought I might run into problems. I'm happy to report that I did NOT run into any problems. My massive PC sits perfectly right in the center of this Swivel, and sturdily. I don't have to worry about it sliding or anything like that. Not only that, but the swivel turns as smoothly as possible. It feels like the computer is weightless. This lazy Susan/Swivel has made my life a hell of a lot less complicated. I simply use it as a stand for my gaming PC, which sits on my desk. Not only that, but for the quality, size, and PRICE of this Swivel, it beats all others on Amazon in my opinion. Thank you for this great product. By the way, that's a 39" TV that the PC is towering over in the picture attached.