Abstract: A lazy susan fitting for a cabinet having a top wall and a bottom wall has a supporting column of constant length, a top mount, a bottom mount, and a shelf supported at the supporting column. The top mount and a top end of the supporting column are configured to allow for mounting the supporting column to the top mount fixed to the top wall by moving the supporting column tilted out of the vertical in the top mount from below beyond a final installation position, and for aligning the supporting column in the top mount to the vertical. The bottom mount and the bottom end of the supporting column are configured for mounting the supporting column to the bottom mount fixed to the bottom wall by inserting the supporting column aligned to the vertical into the bottom mount from above.

Abstract: A lazy susan fitting for a cabinet having a top wall and a bottom wall has a supporting column of constant length, a top mount, a bottom mount, and a shelf supported at the supporting column. The top mount and a top end of the supporting column are configured to allow for mounting the supporting column to the top mount fixed to the top wall by moving the supporting column tilted out of the vertical in the top mount from below beyond a final installation position, and for aligning the supporting column in the top mount to the vertical. The bottom mount and the bottom end of the supporting column are configured for mounting the supporting column to the bottom mount fixed to the bottom wall by inserting the supporting column aligned to the vertical into the bottom mount from above.

Abstract: A rotary bearing for rotably supporting an article-carrying member at a supporting column of a rotary fitting of a cupboard comprises a supporting member having a first component and a second component movably connected to each other. In a closed state of the supporting member, the first and the second component together define a cylinder envelope shaped inner surface encircling an aperture of the supporting member; and they together provide a circular track at a top face of the supporting member. In an open state of the supporting member, the first and the second component provide an access opening to the aperture that has a width of at least about the diameter of the cylinder envelope shaped inner surface. A pin is fixed at one of its ends to the first component of the supporting member, and it extends from the first component of the supporting member into the aperture.

Abstract: A rotary bearing for rotably supporting an article-carrying member at a supporting column of a rotary fitting of a cupboard comprises a supporting member having a first component and a second component movably connected to each other. In a closed state of the supporting member, the first and the second component together define a cylinder envelope shaped inner surface encircling an aperture of the supporting member; and they together provide a circular track at a top face of the supporting member. In an open state of the supporting member, the first and the second component provide an access opening to the aperture that has a width of at least about the diameter of the cylinder envelope shaped inner surface. A pin is fixed at one of its ends to the first component of the supporting member, and it extends from the first component of the supporting member into the aperture.