
Under-sink organizers
Lazy Susan Turntable Organizer, 18 in
- 18 in across
4.7 · 55,644 ratings
01The back of the shelf, cancelled
Every deep shelf runs the same quiet racket: the things you use hide the things you own, and the second jar of cumin gets bought while the first one stands eleven inches behind the mustard. A turntable spins the back row to the front. A riser lifts it into view. A bin pulls the whole huddle out like a drawer.
Every Copco card prints the diameter, the capacity and the pack count, so you can hold a tape measure to your shelf before you decide rather than after the parcel arrives.

Lazy Susan Turntable Organizer, 18 in18 in across · $17.57
02Start with the surface
A turntable and a riser look like the same idea until you own both. One spins a corner so the back row comes to you; the other tips a straight shelf forward so all three rows read at once. Pick the cabinet that annoys you most and the shelf sorts itself out.
Seven shelves, one question asked seven ways, and every piece on all of them belongs to the Copco favourites. What each piece is made of has a page of its own.
03What sells fastest
Ranked on the size of the rating pool behind each product family, not on what we would like to move. When a turntable has been spinning in fifty thousand cabinets, that figure says more than any adjective we could put beside it.

Under-sink organizers
4.7 · 55,644 ratings

Three-tier spice racks
4.7 · 28,294 ratings

Two-tier turntables
4.6 · 18,710 ratings

Acadia travel mugs
4.6 · 12,919 ratings
04Into the cabinet, out of the house
A corner wants a turntable, a straight shelf wants a riser, and the rest of the Copco lineup leaves the house with you. Every card prints its figure, in inches or in ounces, because an organizer that arrives an inch too wide is a parcel going back.

Non-skid turntables
4.7 · 55,644 ratings

Three-tier spice racks
4.7 · 28,294 ratings

Acadia travel mugs
4.6 · 12,919 ratings

Hydra water bottles
4.7 · 4,161 ratings
05By the name people type
Four pages, each one a single line of the catalog laid out by size and colour. If you already know the thing you want from Copco, start here rather than at a shelf.
The 16-ounce commuter mug in more colours than one photograph holds, sold singly and in sets of two, three and four. Double-walled, so the outside stays comfortable while the coffee does not, with a lid that closes in a quarter turn.
All 24, by size and colour →A Tritan bottle you can read the water level through, in 16.9 and 20 ounces, with a twist-open spout and a silicone sleeve exactly where a wet hand grabs. Singles and pairs, dishwasher safe.
All 11, by size and colour →Three non-skid tiers in 10 and 15 inch widths, sold singly and in pairs, plus expandable models that pull open to the width of the cabinet they land in. Every label faces you at once.
All 9, by size and colour →Flat discs and two-tier stands from 9 to 18 inches across, on bases that stay planted while the tray spins. The deep corner, the top shelf and the cabinet under the sink all stop being storage you excavate.
All 9, by size and colour →06Before you pick a size
Almost every organizer that disappoints was the wrong size, not the wrong idea. Six minutes with a tape measure settles all of it, and the numbers you need are printed on every card here.
Take the clear depth and width of the shelf itself, hinges and door swing included. A cabinet that claims eighteen inches on the door rarely has eighteen clear inches behind it.
The disc goes in flat, so it has to pass the opening. An 18-inch turntable through a 16-inch frame is a geometry lesson, not a delivery.
Shelf-to-shelf height minus the height of the top step is what your tallest jar gets. Measure the jar you actually own, not the jar in the photograph.
Drawers are quoted by their face and loaded by their box. The 15.7-inch tray needs 15.7 inches of interior, and the interior is what your tape measure says it is.
A bin that stands proud of the shelf edge meets the door twice a day. Depth first, then width; the can bin prints all three figures on its card.
Sixteen ounces is the commute, twenty is the gym, twenty-four is the desk that never gets refilled. Pick the number, then the colour: the capacity is on every card.
07In their words
Real reviews of these pieces from people who have lived with one for a season, and in one case for seven years: bought in 2014, reviewed in 2021. The useful ones are rarely enthusiastic. They tell you what happened in month four.
★★★★☆
A deep corner cabinet
Received my 18” lazy Susan and love it!! I bought it for my top corner kitchen cabinet because corner cabinets are very deep, triangle shaped and hard to reach. This made every thing reachable and it worked perfectly.. my only reason for taking off one star is I had to remove shelfs to get it in.. I wish they would make it in two piece’s so you could assemble and disassemble inside cabinet.. this would allow you to take in and out easily. Loved that it’s so big and spins around all my stuff!
★★★★☆
Several months in
I purchased these cups several months ago and have had no issues, no leaking from around the lid. The description does say that they are dishwasher safe but I have not chanced that and have only handwashed the cups so I cannot speak to how they would hold up after being in the dishwasher multiple times. Be aware that this is not a spillproof the top does have an open spot to drink from so it is not spillproof.
on Copco Insulated Double Wall Travel Mug, 16 oz, set of 2, White & Black
★★★★★
Steps for a wobbly cat
I purchased this "spice rack" to use as kitty steps for my handicapped cat and her litterbox!! My cat has C.H. (a.k.a. Wobbly Kitten Syndrome), so she walks wobbly and falls over alot, even in the litterbox. She has been using her litterboxes fine, but i noticed she was falling into the box AND falling out of the box everytime she used it. So I wanted to add steps to make her life easier. The spice rack was delivered about 20 minutes ago, but it is already in place and my girl has already used it! I love the non-skid surface on the steps themselves, and the non-skid rubber "feet" on the bottom are hugely helpful for my purpose.
on Copco Non-Skid 3-Tier Spice Pantry Organizer, 15 in, Gray
★★★★★
Washed without a bottle brush
This is a very well made bottle. I especially like the wide opening before the neck/mouth for ease of cleaning. I don't drink beverage with ice so I don't need it to add ice cubes, but I definite appreciate that it has wide opening for cleaning. The piece of paper came with it recommends not to fill water pass the wide opening to prevent leaks. However, I filled water all the way up to near the bottle neck, which is well pass that portion, & shook it hard, shaking upside down too. No leaks!
★★★★★
Bought in 2014, reviewed in 2021
Purchased in 2014, reviewing in 2021, if that tells you anything. I use this 2-tier lazy susan thing to hold/organizes spices on the kitchen counter. It took just a couple minutes to assemble. Has a simple, clean look that can adapt to many kitchen styles. The surface on both tiers is rubberized, meaning good grip for whatever you store (and spin!) on it.
★★★★★
A family pantry
Our pantry is so organized with these and it is so much easier for everyone to find products now. They are packaged very well from company, stickers come off easy and the brand carries different sizes so we measured first to see what would fit.
on Copco Non-Skid 3-Tier Spice Rack Organizer, 10 in, set of 2
08About the brand
Copco has been taking everyday kitchen objects seriously since 1960. The catalog on these pages is what that habit looks like now: the pieces that go inside cabinets, drawers, refrigerators and cup holders.
Founded in 1960, 66 years of the same habit across 120 pieces on seven shelves. The enamel kettle came first and did not stay the whole of it: the same respect for a daily object now sits under a spinning tray, a stepped rack and a mug that closes with a quarter turn.

09Worth reading first
Sizing a turntable to a corner cabinet, making the third row of jars legible, loading a refrigerator so the cold still moves, and picking the commuter mug you will still be washing next year. The four questions the Copco team gets asked most.

A turntable is bought by diameter and ruined by an inch. Here is the whole cabinet, measured: the shelf, the hinges, the door swing, and which disc fits a corner, an upper and the country under the sink.
Read it →
A straight shelf hides its own back rows, and the cinnamon starts impersonating the cumin. Three stepped tiers fix the reading problem, and the tape measure decides between ten inches and fifteen.
Read it →10Before you order
Fit, washing, what an airtight lid does and does not change, and where an order is actually placed.
Every card on this site carries a buying button, and every page has one at the bottom. The button opens the current price at our retail partner in a new tab; payment, delivery and returns happen there rather than on this site.
If you already know the piece you want, the button in the header opens the whole range at once. If you do not, the seven shelves above narrow it down by the spot the thing ends up in.
Measure three things: the clear depth of the shelf, the width between the hinges, and the swing of the door. The disc has to pass the opening flat and clear all three while it turns. The diameters here run from 9 to 18 inches, and every card prints its figure.
The Acadia mugs and the Tritan bottles are, and for a thing you use daily that is the whole argument: a bottle that has to be washed by hand is a bottle that quietly stops being used by November.
They keep dry goods dry, sealed against staleness and pantry moths. What no lid changes is the arithmetic of time and temperature for anything perishable: the federal storage chart applies inside a canister exactly as outside one, and our updates page names the sources we read.
Mechanism, not footprint. A flat disc, a two-tier stand and a divided tray of the same diameter are three different answers to three different shelves, and the card prints the tier count and the material next to the price so the comparison happens on the page rather than in your head.
Since 1960. The company started with enameled cookware and a kettle, and the range on these pages is what that habit of taking everyday objects seriously looks like sixty-odd years on. The longer version lives on the about page.
One button, the whole Copco range
Every diameter, capacity and pack count in the Copco collection sits behind this button, with the current price beside it. Measure your shelf, check the figure on the card, and it ships from our retail partner.