How deep is the cup?
1344759
not too deep but enough to hold them in place. I really love this product and have reordered more so I can change them out. I change them probably every 8 to 10 months depending on the use of the chairs.
132884
its about 3.5 inches... this is not spring loaded. you twist a gear that pushes out the walls of the base to fit the cup
496892
This is in response to the fuffin cup size. They are 1 1/8 deep, 2 5/8 at the top and taperslightly down to 2 1//8 at the bottom, hope this helps!
1048519
at the bottom it's 2 1/4" and 3" at the top (not sure how deep that cupholder is)
1419154
They are 4 1/2 " high and 4 1/2" wide (including the handle). If you turn it so that the handle so it is on the outside, it is only 3 1/4" deep. They are the best coffee cups that I have owned, the handle is 4" long and wide enough to put all of your 4 fingers in it (including my husband's gigantic hands). I own a Keurig coffee pot and they fit just perfectly. I love the round top and the square base because this makes them sturdy.
597760
In case others are as confused by 'cup' measurements as I am, here are the interior measurements : 5" wide x 4 3/8" deep (I'm guessing just over 4" of it usable once the lid is in place).
1922195
I read the previous answers and I see why you are still asking this question. We measured with a tape measure to be sure. Top of cup measures 3 1/2 inches. Bottom of cup measures 2 1/2 inches. 2 inches deep. Hope this helps.
1009796
2 3/4" on the inside of the mouth and 3 1/2" on the outer rim of the mouth. The only problem that has developed with this cup is that it now leaks around the seal of the lid. It did not take very long for this to start happening.
1516985
The cup itself is about 6 and1/4 inches in diameter. There is a raised edge on the bottom about 4 and 1/4 in in diameter. The area inside that 4 and 1/4 inch circle is flat.
881230
It is sunken about 1/2 inch deep.....I thought you could cover it by gluing a piece of plastic to lip....but....don't think there's room for a mug....styrofoam cup ok tho.....
2030106
It holds a half cup with room to spare. About 3.5 inches high and 3.5 wide.
1685641
L6 in. w3.25 in. depth 2.25 inches. Holds a little more than 2 cups of water
2186655
A hair over 6 in. Where you place your mug, it fits in a place that's abot 1/4 inch deep. That's a drip pan. I love mine. I bought 2 of them, one for a back up. I live alone and a pot of coffee would go to waste. Don't use the same mug that you drink coffee out of the measure out the coffee to put in the coffee maker,, have you ever saw a pot where they used the same pot to pour water in the water tank, the coffee oils had the tank black. You don't want that. Measure or keep the one that came with it and buy you a car mug same size and just use the one clean so you keep your water tank clean. That's what I do.I'm not saying I'm wirte but I've saw to many regular pots with black water tanks of them and how are you going to clean this one. Thanks for asking. Sorry for such a long answer. Terry
2073588
It's about 2.5" at the bottom. It stays that size for about 1.5" then the cup widens as it goes up.
1605967
If I remember correctly, it's about 4-5 " tall. I gave it to my brother. What I didn't like about it was the mouth to the cup is narrow. Unless you have a small hand it would be difficult to wash.
579418
It is only about 1/2" deep. I'm at work at the moment so cannot measure it, but that is what I remember.
2029103
I gave this to my sister for Christmas so I can't measure it. Looked it up and outside depth is 2.06' but they're really coy about the inside depth. I have a heavy stoneware deep dish pan that is 2.5" on the outside and 2.0" on the inside. I think the glass will be a little thinner so I'd guess 1.75" inches. One of the sites I visited claimed it only held 1 cup but another review said it held a whole recipe of pumpkin pie. Bottom line, it didn't look as deep as my stoneware but was still deep enough for a big pie.