TamBee Heavy-Duty Mute 20 Inch Aluminum Lazy Susan Bearing Turntable Ring Swivel Plate Hardware for Heavy Loads

Looks as in picture, but makes a terrible grinding noise when it is rotated. Request resolution. As of now, it doesn’t meet expectations & not worth the premium amount paid

Vendor has specified that commerical quality has thickness 14mm. Actual thickness is only 8mm. Very poor quality.

Nice turn table with a incorrect dimension listed. This will most certainly not be a problem for you but for my use case it mattered. Thickness listed at 14mm - its actually 16mm. The 2mm discrepancy comes from the offset between the two rings to prevent the need for spacers. Unfortunately, that difference was problematic for me. But I can downsize to the 12" ring which is allegedly thinner but we will see. I was otherwise very happy with this turn table.

Bought the 20" commercial unit and installed it onto 28" turn table. The bearings were tight when spun so I sprayed some wd40 lightly onto the bearings while slowly turning it and sure enough the WD 40 improved the free spin significantly. I think that the grease used on the bearing is too thick and is used to help quit down the noise because the noise increased after spraying the bearings. However, the lazy susan table was not loaded with anything which I'm certain that loading the trays will help reduce the noise level. The table is also enclosed in a corner cabinet which while help as well. I would prefer to a loose tuning table than a stiff one so I am please with the modification I made. WD40 probably helped in that it is known to be a solvent type product so it probably reduced the viscosity or thickness of the factory grease when it was applied which seemed to be the issue when the turn table was initially rotated out of the box. I would buy this product again and recommend it for any turn table project. The turn table ring is also very well built with heavy-duty construction. Just make sure not to warp it when attaching it to a surface with screws. The ring would also work fine without screws because the silicon type feet grip surfaces well (as long as you free up the bearings as I did).

Looks like a pretty solid piece of hardware. Comes complete with round silicone bumpers - you can place it on a tabletop and put the top disc on and start using it. However, while the bottom ring can be screwed in place, there are no screwholes on the upper ring. For the application I have in mind, that's a non-starter.

I used this bearing to make a platform for my Dad's recliner to rotate on. We often have family talks in my parent's family room and he used to have to really twist in his seat to participate. So I used this bearing to make his recliner rotate. It's very smooth and supports him and his chair well. The only thing I would change is I wish it had more pre-drilled screw holes. As it was, I used a drill press and greatly increased the number of holes.

Just added a new 43" TV to a room. I needed to be able to easily swivel the TV, and the TV stand was a bit too wide for the end table there. The solution started with a trip to Lowes where I found a 36" circular table top to sit on top of that end table. But now, how to swivel? A quick search on Amazon got me several choices - only had to pick the size. The product is perfect for my application. I screwed the Lazy Susan into the round table top and sat it on the end table. It is very smooth and solid.