What a good organizer does
A cabinet rarely gets bigger, so the space inside has to work harder. A turntable brings the back row forward, a tiered rack lifts it into view, and a clear canister shows what is running low.
The Lazy Susan Hydration Organizer, $22.99 at the last check, gives bottles and travel mugs a shelf of their own.
What the numbers on this site mean
1960 is the year Copco started making kitchenware. Every rating and review count on a card comes from customers of that exact item, and every price is the one read at the last check — which is why a card can say an item is on back order instead of pretending otherwise.
Turntables and tiered racks side by side
A turntable and a tiered rack fix different problems. A turntable is for depth, the corner cabinet where the back half disappears; a tiered rack is for height, the shelf where short jars hide behind tall ones.
Turntables come 9, 10, 12, 15 and 18 inches across, single or 2-tier, mostly with a non-skid liner and a raised rim; the charcoal models spin on ball bearings. The 3-tier rack is 10 or 15 inches wide, or expandable from 14.8 to 26.3, and lines each step with a non-skid surface.
| Model | Feature | Use | Price |
|---|
| 18-inch turntable | Raised rim, non-skid surface | Corner cabinet, under the sink | $17.57 |
| 2-tier 12-inch turntable | Two levels, non-skid liner | Bottles, coffee supplies | $14.99 |
| 3-tier spice rack, 10-inch | Non-skid shelf lining | Spice shelf | $14.99 |
Where to start in your own kitchen
Measure the shelf you use most: width, depth and the height to the shelf above. Then choose a tray or rack that leaves about an inch to spare, and check its liner and rim.
- Corner cabinet: an 18-inch turntable.
- Spice shelf: a 10 or 15-inch 3-tier rack, or the expandable pair.
- Pantry staples: clear canisters sized to the bag they replace.
Spice drawer, sorted ✓
