Put a Lazy Susan Inside Your Deep Cabinets
Deep bathroom cabinets can be deceptively frustrating. You have plenty of room, but the products sitting in the back are almost impossible to reach. That usually means things get forgotten until you eventually have to pull half the cabinet apart to find them. A DIY lazy Susan can make that deep space much easier to use.
The project uses a paper towel holder, chrome napkin holders and plastic chopping boards. Sections of the boards are cut to create supports, which are attached to the napkin holders and secured around the central paper towel holder. Once assembled, the structure creates multiple compartments around a central point. The important part is that the organizer can rotate.
Instead of reaching blindly into the back of a cabinet, you can simply turn the organizer until the item you need comes around to the front. It's particularly useful for bottles and smaller bathroom supplies that tend to disappear behind larger products. The idea isn't just about creating another container. It's about making the storage you already have easier to access. That can make a surprisingly big difference in a cabinet where everything currently feels buried.