Amarine-made (Set of 4) Black Recessed Drop in Plastic Cup Drink Can Holder with Drain for Boat Car Marine Rv - Black

I bought these cupholders for a side table I was making to go next to our couch in the basement. One reviewer said he cut a 3.5" hole, another said 3.75". I wanted to err on the side of caution, so I cut a 3.5" hole with my Jasper circle cutting router jig while waiting for these to arrive. Upon arrival I noticed that they were too large for the holes I'd cut (yeah I probably should've waited). After enlarging the hole with a jigsaw, I measured the inner diameters of my cuts as being between 3.6875" (3 11/16") and 3.75" (3 3/4"). The lip covers the hole edge on the 3.75", so for anyone else interested I recommend making a 3.75" hole for best fit. The other hole fit, but was much tighter to get in.As for the cupholders themselves, they're somewhat thick molded plastic. The lips and interior was smooth, and it sits flush in the hole fine. The cupholders fit nearly all my beverages, at least all the ones that are 'reasonable'. See attached photos for some examples of what I had handy. I'm not planning to use the drain hole, so I filed it down and filled with a squirt of hot glue. The two tiers are a nice compromise for a wide variety of containers.Overall, great cupholders. The only thing I could even think to improve on would be a template for tracing the hole size on what you're attempting to cut into, but that's a minor quibble for sure. Use a 3.75" hole saw or router template and enjoy!

Used this for a 97 seadoo speedster jet boat. Wasn't entirely sure of fitment based on previous reviews, but it fits right into the cupholder holes from factory. It is a SNUG fit so do not force it in. Take your time to get them all the way in.Quality feels pretty darn good - but I am comparing this to the OEM ones that are 20+ years old. Definitely looks and feels way better now.

Work excellently had lost one and looked for a bit to find the right one. Had tried another one and they were way to small, these for a little more snug into the hole. Which is nice as the original one was a little loose, could have been the reason it went missing. Recommend to get this product, and if needed will get again.

Its definitely made of a hard sturdy plastic, unlike some others that are "metal" but its so thin it deforms when mounted. This did well for my application of putting cupholders in my kit car.Going to use some pretty standard measurements here in America... so it has two "steps" in the cup, well, the smaller step/hole fits a soda can or your starbucks cup, but i wish the cup was deeper? I wouldn't trust a full starbucks cup on a bumpy road. Yeti Rambler just too big for the bottom step and too small for the main cup. Again, wouldn't trust on a bumpy road.

Nice cup holder for the wooden chairs I make. I'm not sure if they use bacon scented plastic in it. My little pitt bull for some reason can't leave them alone!She jumps up in my chair and digs until she can get them out somehow. They fit in really snug but she manages to get them out and use them as a chew toy!

We got these for a project I built. Outside deck furniture great for holding water bottles and over sized cups very durable and a great value!!

I was very hesitant to order these, they just looked small and not much larger that the ones I'm replacing in my SxS. However they are inexpensive so I ordered them. I really haven't been out driving my SxS much while using these, but I've tried several bottles and mugs with mixed results. Several mugs just don't fit, and it looks like many bottles of water and other mugs will flop around . They just are not very tall and there are no pressure points to securely hold smaller bottles and things. I'm puzzled how these got such a glowing review. due to the small size.

Put two in a couch shelf behind our couch between it and the wall. Works perfect. Fits cups well wish it fit a standard 3.5 drill bit. It's just slightly larger so plan on some sanding.