Workbench cup holder questions
Answers about workbench holder types, drink placement, fit, vibration limits and care.
Does Steadi attach to the workbench?
No. It slips onto a compatible drink and rests on a suitable surface. It is freestanding, not magnetic, clamped or fastened to the bench.
Where should I put it?
Choose a clean, level stationary spot in a planning or break area, with the whole 5.2-inch base supported. Keep it outside tool, workpiece, cord and walking paths, and away from dust and finishing.
Which drinks fit?
Container bases 2–3.15 inches across, inclusive. Measure the actual bottom and check full seating, low handles and added boots. Capacity and brand alone do not establish fit.
Will it stop vibration from tools?
No vibration or impact protection is established. It widens the drink’s footprint but does not anchor it. Move the drink to a separate stationary break area when the workbench will move or vibrate.
Is it resistant to workshop chemicals?
No chemical-resistance rating is claimed. The material is BPA-free TPU, Shore 85A. Keep it away from solvents, finishes and other chemicals; do not infer resistance from the material name.
Can I use it at my job?
Follow your workplace’s rules and designated drinking areas. A holder does not make an unsuitable or restricted work area appropriate for drinks.
How big is the holder?
Its outside footprint is 5.2 inches across, its height is 2.8 inches and its weight is about 3.6 ounces. Allow extra room for your hand and clearance from edges.
How do I clean it?
Hand wash only and let it dry before storage. No dishwasher or microwave. Contact support if it has been contaminated or damaged rather than guessing at a solvent cleaning treatment.
Where is Steadi made?
Made in USA by a veteran-owned, family-run business. Patent pending. $4.95 U.S. shipping per order and a 90-day money-back guarantee; see full local terms.