I'm looking for a turntable to put a dollhouse on for my granddaughters so they can get at all sides of it. Would this work?
1652127
As long as the dollhouse fits within a 22" circle this item should meet your needs. Note that it does not have a lip around the outside as some more expensive turntables do, so don't push the dollhouse over the edge. Unlike the previous responder, both turntables I bought turn well. I use them for easy access to items kept on the floor of my pantry closet. Good luck with your search.
1652128
It should work great for a doll house. Just balance it and secure it, Has a 1000lb bearing on it. You can buy the bearing here instead then go to Lowes or Home Depot and get a round board for $14 and get something that will work just as well a lot cheaper. The 4 screws come with the bearing. This product is real nice for tables. Neither mine nor the extra bearing I bough had any problem spinning, they work well. Stacey should have return hers. it has a defect.
1652129
Non its heavy and really not made well anyway. I bought 2 and neither spun correctly.
1652130
This may work, depending on the size and weight of the dollhouse, but my I make a suggestion? Amazon also sells heavy duty lazy susan hardware.(just the ball bearing tracks for underneath the wood). They are not expensive and would hold a lot more weight than this item. You would need to mount a piece of wood on the turntable mechanism OR mount the mechanism directly to the bottom of the dollhouse. Hope this helps.
1652131
It should work great for a doll house. Just balance it and secure it, Has a 1000lb bearing on it. You can buy the bearing here instead then go to Lowes or Home Depot and get a round board for $14 and get something that will work just as well a lot cheaper. The 4 screws come with the bearing. This product is real nice for tables.Neither mine nor the extra bearing I bough had any problem spinning, they work well. Stacey should have return hers. it has a defect.
1570644
I checked the bottom of the turntable, and I would say yes. As long as the bottom section was stable. It is the top portion that turns. Hope that helps.
518790
I bought this turntable and it works quite well, BUT my sister bought the same model and her's is a piece of junk.
2028029
The turntable has a diameter of 10 5/8", so you'll be tight but ok I think. My plates are at least 10.5" and we haven't had any trouble.
155776
Not sure. It has a small "line in" jack, so if your turntable has a line out jack it should work
926721
Depends on what you want to spend and how much you can afford for a cartridge. The turntable will spin any record just fine. But for sound quality, you should research cartridges and needles.
1406133
Hi Jill...it will hold up to 50 lbs. Your turntable should fit nicely on it...hope this helps...Billy
2055780
This heavy duty turntable, would be great. It is probably over kill for kitchen needs, but if it fits your cabinet, it should work tirelessly.
878493
I don't have a turntable, but I don't see why not. In my case, I didn't even have to bother with the little curly wires, I just put the device in between the computer and amp. Plus, it's not overly expensive and will keep forever.
474757
It would certainly work but it would take up more space than some. Not sure how big your playhouse is but the Hape brand makes some nice small wooden ones that may serve the same purpose but take up less room.
1545244
That sounds quite possible if the piece of wood is at least half inch thick and heavy (maybe even with a glass top); the turntable is quite stable. The top surface is the turntable is rubber and non slip, if you feel it's not gripping the wood surface enough, you could try using some thick double stick 3M tape which would most likely be enough. Good luck!
63762
While I think the bearing part may hold the weight, the plastic would not. You would want to go to a Lowes or Home Depot and look at their selection of turntable parts in the cabinet repair section. Hope this helps.
1231941
Almost certainly, at least for a little while. I've used it for things like hair dryers (low setting) and heating pads, so a turntable should be a piece of cake.
2192039
You need to buy the turntable that is made for your specific microwave. They look similar but are different enough that the wrong turntable won't sit correctly. If you type in the model and include the word turntable, you'll find what you need. Oh, heads up, they're not cheap.
775350
Yes it would. My grand daughter has many toys to amuse her but she still spends a good part of her day in this. It has the ability to be a fort for them to play in. This seems to be the biggest draw for her. She takes her other toys into this and plays. She likes the enclosed idea as tho it is her little house. I think for 2 children it would be more fun because they can share, one in and one out or both in. It has enough room. Hope that helps.
2060863
Not unless they make miniature dolls. This furniture is small for a dollhouse. Look at the Melissa and Doug "family members" that are sold with their furniture. They have moveable arms and legs and are perfect for a dollhouse.
1488038
Yes you can. Whatever you place on the top will not move so it will spin with the turntable.