Frameless -use the Hafele Suzi-Q. Same reveal as the other cabinets. I had this one look like it had drawers.

Thanks, I remember you posting this in another thread Jakuvall.

Now, do you have one of these personally? Just wondering how they perform over time. I do find the knobs on the sides a little odd looking.

Mine is 9+ yrs old and gets heavy use, adjusted it once. Took one out once that was 28 yrs and ruubed a little bu only really needeed adjustment. Have put in many.

Knobs look odd since I added drawer heads, otherwise they would be higher. You can use only 1 but then only can pull from one side. In use it is one handed sort of a pull to then center and release- I use my foot to brake it as it spins, get what I want, spin and walk away- it self closes.
Hafele has a video of it.

I did watch the video. How do you think the space stacks up against the regular doors-attached-to the susan type?

Space is slightly greater- attached pic shows 32" diameter pie cut (cross hatched) on top of Suzi Q shelf diagram

Sorry to resurrect an old thread...

Jakuvall, how is the corner cabinet constructed such that the top support and bottom shelf, upon which the Suzie Q pole must be mounted, do not interfere with the full-length revolving doors? The only other pictures I've seen have the doors inset, but yours would look much better in my kitchen with full overlay doors!