360 Rotating Spice Tray with Non-Slip Base for Counters
Set one tray on the counter or vanity and the jar at the back comes to the front in a single turn. The 25 cm base spins on ball bearings, and the non-slip bottom keeps bottles from sliding while it moves. It is a plain, low-cost organizer that does one job well.
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Set one tray on the counter or vanity and the jar at the back comes to the front in a single turn. The 25 cm base spins on ball bearings, and the non-slip bottom keeps bottles from sliding while it moves. It is a plain, low-cost organizer that does one job well.
360-degree rotating tray that brings every item within reach
- Hard-to-reach items at the back of cabinets or vanities
- Bottles and jars sliding around on a tray
- Cluttered countertops and spice shelves
One spin puts every jar and bottle within reach
Stop shoving spice jars and perfume bottles aside to find one. Turn the tray, and the back row comes to the front, while the base keeps everything from sliding.
Turn once and the back row comes forward

Every item within reach
A ball-bearing turntable sits under the top, so one gentle push brings any jar at the back to the front. The spin is smooth and even, which matters most on upper shelves where you would otherwise stretch over everything else.

Bottles that stay put
The bottom has a diamond-textured surface and black rubber pads under the turntable. Bottles hold their place while the tray turns, so a spin does not send a serum rolling off the edge.

Lift it by the handles
Two cutouts on the sides give you a grip for carrying the tray from the counter to the table. Nothing to assemble or clip together.
Measured, not guessed
- 360°full rotation
- 25 cmtray diameter
- 7.6 cmtray height
Compact enough for a crowded counter
- 25 cmDiameter
- 7.6 cmHeight
- 360°Rotation
- Matte white plasticMaterial
Sized for a counter corner, a cabinet shelf or a vanity top
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
The tray sits low at 7.6 cm on a wide 25 cm base, and the rubber pads grip the turntable. Keep the heaviest glass near the center of the disc and spin gently. No weight rating is printed on the packaging, so do not treat it as a load-bearing shelf.
At 25 cm across, it fits a corner or a cabinet shelf where a full Lazy Susan would be too large. Measure the depth you have before ordering, and remember the tray adds 7.6 cm of height.
It is white matte plastic, not glass or wood, so it reads as a budget piece at first glance. What you pay for is the turn: a ball-bearing base and rubber pads that keep bottles in place. It costs far less than a cabinet pull-out and needs no installation.
Wipe it with a damp cloth and dry the base before you set it down. Water or oil on the counter reduces the grip of the rubber pads, so a dry base holds bottles steadier during a spin.
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