Wooden Rotating Kitchen Board 45 cm | Round Rotating Tray from Solid Beechwood for Rustic Presentation and Entertaining | Serving Platter Ideal for Cakes, Pizza and Cheese | Wooden Serving Board

Just what we needed for sharing pizza. Could also be used as a lazy susan. Good quality and easily wiped down.

I needed something I could use to keep plant pots off the wood floor & that I could easily move around so the plants got an equal share of the Sun when it comes to vist us in Dublin. This works perfectly & looks good so I will get a 2nd one for the plants I have to move away from a draughty window .

Good value for money. No ball race on base but rotates adequately. It is a good size.

It’s not the heaviest turntable but I used it to do some cake icing and it worked fine. Nice wooden finish.

Cannot really recommend this.I bought it because it had the largest diameter I could find.The wood has not been sealed or varnished, consequently anything placed on it be seeps into the woodgrain and leaves a permanent stain. It's simply bare wood.In this case a small drop of red wine was spilt onto the surface which instantly soaked in. [see photo].This was the first time the board was used.Also we used it as a cheese board and, again, a few of the cheeses managed to stain badly. [see photo]Moreover, the turntable is attached by a single wood-screw which either self-tightens as the tray is used or the exact opposite if spun the other direction. It will spin so far and jam up.Just yje opposite of the previous turntable board this was supposed to replace which had proper spinning stand whixh was bolted on rotated freely. By comparison this Whit Houd se one is junk!Finally, after the first use a damp sponge was used to clean it. The following day there was a noticeable warp developing.On these points I would advise against buying one of these. If you do give it a coat of varnish or other sealant first.But why bother. Simply look elsewhere and avoid this bit of tat.

I've got my monitor on it.

I really like this innovative product. I have even purchased a second one for the other end of the dining table. The wood appears to be very refined and well finished. I have loosened the screw on the underside ever so slightly, which makes the board revolve much better. It currently holds the salt and pepper mills as well as some olive oil. It seems quite sturdy and does not appear to be overbalanced by these items. All in all, a truly great solution particularly for the lazy dinner guest, as they now no longer have to physically pass the condiments, which might reduce some family friction at mealtimes.

I bought this to put my spice jars on in my glass cabinet in the kitchen. No more hunting for what i need i just turn the board to see all my jars perfectly. I did look at proper spice jar rotating holders but couldn't find a wooden one so thought i would see how this one was. Perfect size (I bought the smaller one) in my cabinet. It also lifts my jars up so they look nice through the cabinet door. Very pleased. Recommend.