The Beloit Turntable - Geneva
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Beloit Geneva wooden lazy Susan
The Beloit Geneva turntable combines maple, cherry, hickory and white oak with a red grandis accent. Made by Amish craftspeople in Northern Wisconsin, it has a rounded-square solid wood top with an end grain pattern. The top is 1.25 inches thick, with a water-resistant finish, felt padding underneath and a ball-bearing turning mechanism.
Geneva combines several wood tones in an end grain pattern, with red grandis adding contrast. The mix gives you a patterned surface for displaying condiments or serving dishes. Grain and color vary between pieces.
Choose a size and allow room to turn
Choose from 13, 16 and 19 inch size options. Measure between place settings on your dining table, or check the space beside appliances on a kitchen counter. Leave clearance around the corners and any dishes extending beyond the edge so the turntable can rotate freely.
Cleaning and care
Wipe the top with a soft, damp cloth and dry it before storing. Avoid soaking, dishwasher cleaning and abrasive pads. Keep the felt base clean and dry. For advice on the finish or turning mechanism, contact us before applying oils or other treatments.
Compare Beloit designs
Also available in Starlight and Woodford. Browse all three in the Beloit turntable collection. For a round top, compare the Portage wooden lazy Susans.
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