The Palmi lazy Susan combines a glass top with a stainless steel base in a wide piece designed to support and serve with greater ease at the table. Its 88 cm diameter gives it a generous central footprint, helping organize platters, bowls, serving dishes and shared items so they remain easier to reach from different seats.
The rotating system is the feature that defines how the piece is used. Placed at the center of the table, it allows items to be brought closer by turning the tray rather than shifting serving pieces manually from one side to another. The pairing of glass and stainless steel also creates a clean visual read, with materials that tend to sit well in contemporary settings, on wood tables, stone tops or more neutral surfaces.
Because of its broad circular shape, this model works especially well when the table center needs to stay organized without looking visually heavy. The glass keeps the piece lighter in appearance, while the stainless steel base gives structure to the movement and reinforces its functional role in shared dining.
This model combines a glass tray with a stainless steel base. The composition emphasizes the support surface and highlights the circular design of the piece, while the base remains the functional support for the rotating movement.
Glass contributes to a lighter presence on the table, while stainless steel gives the base a more precise and current appearance. Together, these materials suit both fully set tables and practical serving arrangements for shared meals.
With an 88 cm diameter, this lazy Susan can be used as a central support for bowls, platters, serving plates, cheeses, sweets or entertaining compositions. Its circular format helps the table read more clearly while keeping shared items better organized.
The rotating feature supports meals where the main serving pieces stay in the middle of the table. Instead of repositioning larger dishes, the piece lets each item come closer by rotation, which brings more flow to entertaining and to meals with several people sharing the same service area.
The 88 cm diameter makes this a large-scale lazy Susan, suited to tables that can accommodate a more generous central support piece. This size helps distribute different serving items without concentrating everything in a reduced area.
On larger tables, the piece can act as an organizer for table service. In more layered arrangements, it also helps structure the center of the table with a more ordered visual effect while preserving shared access to the items placed on top.
The listed dimensions are 88 cm wide, 88 cm deep and 3 cm high, with a product weight of 10.2 kg.
For routine cleaning, use a soft dry or slightly damp cloth, then dry the piece immediately. Avoid abrasive products, rough sponges and compounds that may mark the glass or affect the finish of the stainless steel base.
When placing serving pieces on the tray, it is worth distributing the weight evenly and avoiding impact on the edges. These precautions help preserve the appearance of the materials and support the proper function of the rotating movement over time.
The combination of glass and stainless steel gives the piece a straightforward look that can sit comfortably with wood dining tables, stone tops and compositions built around more neutral finishes. Its materials do not visually compete with tableware, which helps when the center of the table already includes bowls, serving dishes or decorative service elements.
In everyday meals or more complete hosting setups, the piece supports a style of serving in which access is shared from the center. It can help keep collective items grouped in one area while still making them easier to reach throughout the meal.
It is designed to support and serve items at the center of the table, making platters, bowls, serving pieces and shared arrangements easier to reach.
This model combines glass in the tray with a stainless steel base.
The main measurement is 88 cm in diameter. The listed dimensions are 88 cm wide, 88 cm deep and 3 cm high.
Yes. Its format and function work well in table settings, especially as a central support for shared serving pieces.
Yes. The rotation helps bring supported items closer to each place setting, making shared meals more practical.
Clean it with a soft cloth, avoid abrasive products and dry it after cleaning to help preserve both the glass and the stainless steel base.
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