A highly recommended way to organize diagonal cabinets, particularly upper corner cabinets, is by utilizing a large lazy Susan.
Diagonal cabinets, often found in the corner of a kitchen, can present unique storage challenges. Due to their shape and depth, they are frequently described as **cavernous**, making it difficult to reach items stored towards the back. This often results in **items getting stuck (and subsequently lost)**.
## Organizing with a Lazy Susan
A **large lazy Susan** is a preferred method for organizing these deep, corner spaces. The circular, rotating design allows you to easily access items stored anywhere on the shelf with a simple spin.
**Benefits of Using a Lazy Susan:**
* **Improved Accessibility:** Easily reach items at the back without having to unload the front.
* **Maximizing Space:** Efficiently utilizes the full depth and width of the corner cabinet.
* **Prevents Lost Items:** Reduces the likelihood of items getting pushed to the inaccessible back corner.
**Types of Lazy Susans for Diagonal Cabinets:**
* **Freestanding:** Simply place the lazy Susan unit directly onto the cabinet shelf.
* **Installed:** Some units can be permanently installed within the cabinet for added stability.
By incorporating a lazy Susan, you transform the challenging depth of a diagonal corner cabinet into easily accessible storage, keeping your items organized and within reach.
