Lazy Susan also offers cushions, parasols, sun loungers and a variety of chairs in different designs and colours to help accessorise your table and really make it your own piece. Maintenance Free INSTALL USING SCREWS: Watch the video to see the standard way to install Lazy Susan Hardware with screws. Spin the top of the hardware so that a corner is between two corners on the bottom half of the Lazy Susan Hardware. Then use a pencil to mark an access hole. Do it yourself, it's easy! Why would you want to spend so much money on something you can do by yourself? All you need to do is to choose your choice of wood and hardware. Prepare the wood and assemble your compass. Use the compass to mark a circle through the wood and cut it with a saw. Attach the hardware to the wooden board and you're good to go.

All of our garden tables with 10 seats are constructed from cast aluminium for a solid finish that will last a lifetime. Each handcrafted piece is powder coated to produce a durable finish which only gets better with age. Maintenance free, simply wipe your rectangular garden furniture set with a warm soapy cloth to keep it looking its best year round.Use a drill to drill the access hole where you marked it. Keep the hole as small as you can. You really only need it to be large enough for the screws and screw driver to fit through. At a dinner party, you don't want to be serving everybody one after another, a lazy act right? What you need is a lazy Susan at the center of the table and with just a spin everybody on the table will be getting their food while sitting down. No pressure! This large wooden lazy Susan was given a rustic look with a proper application of stain and polyurethane. 18. DIY Lazy Susan Turntable Screw the bottom half of the hardware onto the base of your Lazy Susan. Having a base on your Lazy Susan protects any table top or counter you set it on from scratches. And, it also looks better when you hide that hardware out of sight. If you can't screw into the base, try a super glue, like DAP Rapid Fuse.

The technique used by this instructor is very unique. The lazy Susan that comes out of the project is a one-piece flat rotating tray. All you need is a wooden board, circular hardware, and spray paint. The instructor shares different tips on simplified woodworking procedures for beginners like you and me. 24. How To Make A Lazy Susan With No Power Tools Lazy susan is not only used for food distribution, it can also be used for various board games such as scrabble. Here is how to make this lazy Susan; Get a hardwood piece and cut out a square board from it. Round the edges of the board and cut another but small square board for the base. Then attach the small board to the larger one with hardware. Therefore this lady made her own lazy Susan from a piece of circular cardboard with 9 small holes to accommodate 9 beads. Place the cardboard in a pan and add beads to each hole. After this, place another pan on it. 11. DIY Lazy SusanUnlike others with circular boards, this farmhouse lazy Susan is made from one big rectangular board and another small square cutting board. Apart from the boards, other items you will need include hardware, pencil, and tape measure. The classic squared off, rectaungular design looks beautiful in bigger outdoor spaces. Place a lazy susan turntable in the centre of your table to make sharing side dishes and condiments that much easier. We have a range of rectangular designs in a variety of finishes. From antique bronze to slate grey, white and sandstone, we have numerous rectangular tables for 10 people in an array of styles from classic to contemporary.