Would the base work as a lazy susan on its own, without the crystal pieces? I would like it to use everyday, if that is the case. I don't want to
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Yes it would. The base is very light so you would need to place something on it to help it to rotate.
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Bonnie, It's a large base. Only about 2 inches from the edge of the lazy susan. It really is a great susan!
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Absolutely. If it didn't, I wouldn't use it as my daily dinnerware.P.S.: I LOVE Fiestaware!!!
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No. The pedestal is attached to the bottom. You can turn the base upside down and use it as a serving piece as it has divided sections. The pedestal can be filled also.
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I have mine on carpet and wanted to put some kind of slider under it. However, I found it too heavy (even empty!) to move easily since the unit spins but the bottom doesnʻt. So I left it as is. To move it, I empty it and then slowly push it using the base.
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the bottom on MY unit is NOT flat...it has the two ridges (legs) one on each end and then one ridge (leg) in the middle. Those three slim contact points would be the only place where the unit would actually touch the lazy susan. My unit sits on a desk. The distance between the bottom of the unit and the desk IN BETWEEN the "legs" is approximately 1/4 to 1/2 inch. You would have to construct a filler or spacer to fit between the "legs", glue that to the unit, and then glue the unit to the lazy susan in order to establish a 100% contact between the unit and the lazy susan. I took pics of the bottom of the unit but don't see a way to attach them to this response. :-( the bottom on MY unit is NOT flat...it has the two ridges (legs) one on each end and then one ridge (leg) in the middle. Those three slim contact points would be the only place where the unit would actually touch the lazy susan. My unit sits on a desk. The distance between the bottom of the unit and the desk IN BETWEEN the "legs" is approximately 1/4 to 1/2 inch. You would have to construct a filler or spacer to fit between the "legs", glue that to the unit, and then glue the unit to the lazy susan in order to establish a 100% contact between the unit and the lazy susan.... » Read More the bottom on MY unit is NOT flat...it has the two ridges (legs) one on each end and then one ridge (leg) in the middle. Those three slim contact points would be the only place where the unit would actually touch the lazy susan. My unit sits on a desk. The distance between the bottom of the unit and the desk IN BETWEEN the "legs" is approximately 1/4 to 1/2 inch. You would have to construct a filler or spacer to fit between the "legs", glue that to the unit, and then glue the unit to the lazy susan in order to establish a 100% contact between the unit and the lazy susan. I took pics of the bottom of the unit but don't see a way to attach them to this response. :-( « Show Less
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You can, but you don't have to. I use a face brush, some face wash, and add the crystals every other day. WorKS wonders!
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I never have but mine is in a space that I never had to think about that. You might need to figure something out to make the base more visible for you. Maybe you could post a picture of where you have this, so people could help you with some ideas?
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We do not use a base plate. My son keeps it on a small table and he can move it around easily without it breaking. It is totally worth the money for the castle though! Awesome!
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I think it will do just fine. It is a very bright piece - those 144 crystals reflect a lot of light!If you decide to use it you'll have fun attaching them!
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It works fine with my patio table and umbrella the Lazy Susan is in storage and i dont have easy access sorry hope this helps
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I never tried that. However I don't think it would work very well as the crystal is not porous. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Hey, all you have to do to make it like the one in the picture is hook a metal loop to a crystal, then a loop again, then a shell, then a loop, then a crystal, then a loop, then a shell etc until you have 3 crystals and 3 shells on each stand. Then suspend them from the metal disc using the tiny hooks and the metal loops. Hope that helps. I didn't bother using the crystals, i just did 4 stands of shells for the centre circle, then 3 shells long for the circle outside that one, and then 2 shells long for the very outer circle. It looks really good.
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If you want to do this daily by yourself, no. If there are 2 of you then no problem. I leave mine up all the time. The one time I did want to move it, it took a while by myself.
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No. Maybe if you didn't assemble it all the way, but it wouldn't be easily removable for daily use. Super cute though!!
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You'd be better off purchasing just the turntable bearings, or lazy susan bearings!! They're much cheaper than buying this Lazy Susan (which works great, by the way) and taking it apart!! :)
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Hello MaryKatz...I will be at our cafe later this afternoon and take a closer look at the rhinestone piece. I know the rhinestones were in a single mesh piece, so you probably can cut it lengthwise...let me check it out and advise. The piece is really nice as a 4-row strand for cake layer bases...good quality. MB