Would this work on a lazy susan?
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Yes. We used one on the fridge & one on the lazy susan. Best baby lock out there.
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Possibly but the glue is so strong that it would rip the wood finish right off if the table is wood.
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It probably could. We use it on our fridge, and it is possible for guests just to pop it. The adhesive has held up. Our toddler figured it out within the week, but it does slow him down. My mother uses a claw shaped baby lock on both handles of her lazy susan to keep the kids out.
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Put it on something!! lmao But I built a lazy susan for mine. My butt is a perfect 12 inches off the floor, and it can swivel side to side for easier embarkation for my computing pleasure.
899707
I made a turn table out of a 22" square and put the 12" lazy susan right in the middle. It works great. Your is a bit bigger You may opt for a larger one. But they work great.
1203125
I got a plastic dish with a base - and the lazy susan turned as it was supposed to. Not sure if that means bearings but it worked. The 2 pieces were assembled together I didn't have to do anything to make it work.
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If you can bend far enough to reach it will work. I find it simple to use and I have very limited mobility.
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I think that would be very doable but it would have to be A very large lazy susan. This box is awesome and a steal at ten bucks. We bought three more and are organizing everything.
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It is height adjustable and should work on a clawfoot tub - unless the tub is very high.
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Probably not. This contraption is designed to lift something with a lip (preferably on the upper edge). We bought it to move a LARGE planter, with no lip, before realizing this "gotcha". Consequently, I don't believe that we have ever used it. If you're near Lincoln, AL, you could borrow it.
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It would probably work, but I wouldn't recommend this item. Mine fell apart rather quickly. I was able to glue it back together, but ...
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Yes it would. Its just the friction types won't work. We do sell their telescopic one they make, but you can use anyone that has a thread.
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The lazy Susan is pretty sturdy, but I don't think I would be comfortable stacking them. Besides, you would lose storage space on the top of the first one.
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I 100% agree with Susan B. If you have a hot shoe it can mount to it should work. I use mine all the time. I have no regrets in buying them. For the price, Pocket Wizard should be worried.
981952
This is it from a hardware perspective. Then to actually make (or rebuild) a Lazy Susan is you will need a top to mount this to.
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Yes, this is great for a Lazy Boy chair. I have back pain and this has helped.
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I do not think you would have room for your place settings. I have this lazy Susan on my 72" round table and I have adequate space for place settings. On a smaller table it probably would be too big. love my lazy susan and it works perfectly.
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Yes, I believe that would work well assuming you have the correct attachment piece. The attachment is sized to fit to a hand wand
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I'm not very good with "math" - best answer I can give is that the center hole diameter will fit a standard or bit larger umbrella pole. The lazy Susan is very functional and I have received a lot of compliments on it. Great product for the price!