What is the maximum height of a coffee cup that can fit under the brewing station?
1408349
It is just over 8" from counter to the top of the tallest cup you can use. The machine has a removable 2" drip tray, but if you don't use the tray you could easily get an 8" cup under the spout. If you leave the drip tray in, your max cup height would be 6". The tray easily removes and goes back into place in a millisecond. It does catch the occasional drip and holds about 8 oz fluid for those times when you are REALLY in a hurry and forget to put any size cup under it! However, without it you just want to keep a napkin or paper towel handy for the occasional small drip. It is just over 8" from counter to the top of the tallest cup you can use. The machine has a removable 2" drip tray, but if you don't use the tray you could easily get an 8" cup under the spout. If you leave the drip tray in, your max cup height would be 6". The tray easily removes and goes back into place in a millisecond. It does catch the occasional drip and holds about 8 oz fluid for those times when you are REALLY in a hurry and forget to put any size cup under it! However, without it you just want to keep a napkin or paper towel handy for the occasional small drip.
1408350
It is just over 8" from counter to the top of the tallest cup you can use. The machine has a removable 2" drip tray, but if you don't use the tray you could easily get an 8" cup under the spout. If you leave the drip tray in, your max cup height would be 6". The tray easily removes and goes back into place in a millisecond. It does catch the occasional drip and holds about 8 oz fluid for those times when you are REALLY in a hurry and forget to put any size cup under it! However, without it you just want to keep a napkin or paper towel handy for the occasional small drip.
1408351
I bought my husband a coffee cup that easily holds 2 cups of coffee & you just have to set the amount you want brewed at one time on the K75. He uses a big cup & it extremely easy the change it to a smaller brew for myself. We LOVE IT !!! I hope that answers your question :)
1408352
I use cups that hold 1 cup of fluid up to big cups for iced coffee that are 32oz. Hope that helps.
278342
It is slightly under 12" tall, so it will fit under your cabinet. However, you'll need to pull it out from under the cabinet to put water in to it (the top flips up to allow you to pour the water in) and you'll probably want it pulled out from under the cabinet while you are brewing so that the steam from the brew process doesn't warp your cabinet.
1361731
I agree with the other responses, this fit perfectly under my counter and is about 1/2 the height of my coffee maker.
1241746
It is 13 3/4 inches tall when standing on counter. If you use it as I do, pull it out from under cabinets to fill and brew, it would just fit. I always pull coffee makers out so the steam does not harm the cabinets with continuous use.
252029
It fits under the keurig we have at work that has a shelf that flips up. If you have a personal keurig I doubt it will fit. The cup is 9 or so inches tall. It is fantastic - keeps coffee hot for hours and you can hold it upside down and it doesn't leak.
441289
Remove drip tray about a 6 inch tall cup will fit. To give you an exact measurement I would have to visit our landfill cause that's where that junk went!!!
2204477
The cup must be no taller than 3 1/4 inches or 8 cm. Tall mugs will not fit but one that is less than 3 1/4 inches will fit.
1046034
With the lid off the cup is 6 3/4 inches tall. It fits my single scoop Hamilton Beach Coffeemaker.
2017870
If you lift the Keurig high enough, you can fit almost anything *under* it.I can't just test-fit since I don't have any of the Keurigs. The mug is 4-5/16" (109 mm) high. Hope that helps.
2109153
5.5" is the exact clearance. It is not quite tall enough for most travel mugs to fit under. You can slide slightly taller mugs up under the spout but then you have to tilt them to get them back out and run the risk of spilling coffee out. To fill a travel mug I usually just brew the java into this thing: http://amzn.to/1gULGnt and then pour it in the travel mug. I leave that stainless pitcher under the spout all day anyway so that when the machine turns off and on and spews hot water to clean the spout, it is collected in this little pitcher instead of in the base of the machine. It's a little easier to pour out the pitcher than the base of the machine. 5.5" is the exact clearance. It is not quite tall enough for most travel mugs to fit under. You can slide slightly taller mugs up under the spout but then you have to tilt them to get them back out and run the risk of spilling coffee out. To fill a travel mug I usually just brew the java into this thing: http://amzn.to/1gULGnt and then pour it in the travel mug. I leave that stainless pitcher under the spout all day anyway so that when the machine turns off and on and spews hot water to clean the spout, it is collected in this little pitcher instead of in the base of the machine. It's... » Read More 5.5" is the exact clearance. It is not quite tall enough for most travel mugs to fit under. You can slide slightly taller mugs up under the spout but then you have to tilt them to get them back out and run the risk of spilling coffee out. To fill a travel mug I usually just brew the java into this thing: http://amzn.to/1gULGnt and then pour it in the travel mug. I leave that stainless pitcher under the spout all day anyway so that when the machine turns off and on and spews hot water to clean the spout, it is collected in this little pitcher instead of in the base of the machine. It's a little easier to pour out the pitcher than the base of the machine. « Show Less
496322
You should be able to fit a Mr Coffee 10/12 cup type decanter under the spigot. The tray also comes out to give you additional room.
278341
It is 12 inches tall and slides under the cabinet. Steam does come out of the top as coffee brews. I always slide mine clear of the cabinet during brewing to prevent long term damage to cabinet
1295769
Yes. It is the maximum size that will fit under my Keurig coffee maker. I use it to make iced tea.
853322
They are 4 3/4" tall and they fit fine under my regular Keurig with plenty of room to spare . You will love these cups.
1536993
The Caddy is 12 inches long at the front center and it is 8.5 inches wide. If you coffee maker hangs over it might still work ok you just won't be able to slide it back as far as some other machines. It probably worth a try.
1417436
In addition to the LovesCoffee answer, the height of the niche for a cup is 5.25 inches.
473486
The dimensions state the mug is 7 inches tall. Since I do not own a Keurig, I don't know if it will fit.