Knape & Vogt Rotary Recycling Center-White, Polymer, 32 Quart Bins

I hate looking at a trash can in my kitchen, so knowing that and the fact that we have extra cabinets led me to search for options. The 2 can models at home improvement stores are overpriced. I was happy to find a better solution on Amazon. I use my bins for paper, misc. recycling, and trash.The install is fairly easy, even by yourself, IF you are handy around the house. Let me mention also that you need to double check your cabinet measurements before ordering. While the product measurements given are correct, it will be a very tight fit for both installation AND use if you don't have any wiggle room (which were slight issues in my case). As the bins get heavy and full they start to sag a bit (naturally, since they are suspended from a wire rack) and drag along the base of the cabinet when I spin it. I have no room in my cabinet to raise the turnabout any higher - if I do so, I won't have any room to lift the bins out of the cabinet. To fix this, I may have to cut an inch or so off the top of the cabinet to give me more room, but I haven't gotten around to that yet.The other issue, that I've seen mentioned in other reviews, is that installation will be very difficult if space inside your cabinet is limited. You will need some extra space to get the recycling center into position.Lastly, do yourself a favor and look around inside your cabinet, and I mean crawl up under there if you have to. Check for things like enough clearance to install the pole, level surfaces to install the pole on, etc.. Little did I know there were beams, screws, and other things in the way. I ended up having to move support beams and remove screws for a proper fit. The inside of my cabinet also needed a good coat of paint, so I took care of that before installation.Despite a few minor issues, I can overlook them because this thing is so darn useful! My friends and family are impressed with it, too. I included before and after pictures of my cabinet. This is exactly what my kitchen needed!

We installed these and love them. I don't like normal lazy susans (things fall and get lost) so we installed this to separate our recycling. Where we live you have to separate into metal, paper, glass, cardboard and plastic. It comes with sticker so you can label what is what. We decided to dedicate the three trash cans in the recycling center to metal, glass, and plastic. These three b/c plastic isn't heavy and we don't use much metal and glass. We are storing our paper elsewhere b/c that's what we recycle the most of and it's heavy. Though the recycling center is very sturdy we figure it'll hold up better in the long run if we store our paper elsewhere. We built our cabinets so there was a lot of extra room to either side of the bins. We will store our cardboard here.I know when we installed we have to cut the rod to fit our cabinet. If you have some tools and are semi-handy it shouldn't be a problem.These would also be great to use for trash. We used the middle can for a little while (when we didn't have doors on the cabinets) when we were having issues with our dog getting into the trash. Being at the back of the cabinet he couldn't get to it.I do worry about having to eventually replace the trash cans and it being an odd shape and size. Something to think about.

I love the Rotary Recycling Center to replace the lazy susan that we had in the space before. It is so convenient for trash and recycling and provides great size containers so you are not constantly emptying. The biggest bonus is that it provides a place for trash right next to work area and doesn't take any floor space in the kitchen. It easily fit in the space and turns without any problems. We just did a kitchen update so the cabinet that we used is original to our 1980 house but we did install when replacing the countertops so that made it easier to get the lazy susan part out and line this up in the right place. We painted the cabinets so we are careful when removing the container not to scratch the sides but the containers lift out and turn slightly to help with this so are easy to manuever. I would highly recommend this product!!

Honestly these were an absolutely amazing addition to our kitchen especially as I despise Lazy Susans and think they are the stupidest piece of crap installed in American kitchens - I wanted to find a more practical solution for my new custom budget DIY kitchen to fill the void of a LS and found this, it was exactly what I was looking for, but the price was insane.....but it was the only choice and because I really didn't care about what it cost I paid it, to be fair if it more I'd probably have paid it despite the fact that I know it's made with maybe $20-30 tops of plastic and metal?Either way, build quality wise its damn solid, the there bins aren't flimsy thin plastic and are actually durable, the frame that holds it up is mostly metal and feels sturdy, build quality wise I absolutely can't fault it.Only design nitpick is the bins when empty are be easily knocked if you dont perfectly position them right, it's a minor nitpick but otherwise its a great product.Again it is overpriced but it's arguably also well worth it and a fine kitchen addition, whether or not you see value is your prerogative but if you are like me and hate Lazy Susans and have some money you want to spend then get this, you won't regret it if you're not a penny pincher ..... did I mention its really well built? well it is really well built and will likely last .... but again it's priceyI'm not telling or suggesting you buy it, but buy it and don't worry about the price.You'll really love it and I mean that, don't be tight it'll be an investment in your kitchenAnd as for proof I own it, I have attached a photo

Did not fit my cabinet. My corner door were to small to get the hanger into.