TableCoaster - Jet Black

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Anyone who has ever split a drink over a laptop or keyboard will wish they’d got hold of a TableCoaster before the fateful event. The ultimate anti-spill drink holder, it holds mugs, tumblers, bottles and cans up to 9cm in diameter and features a micro-suction base that acts as a strong adhesive, bonding to smooth, flat surfaces such as glass, plastic, metal and wood, without residue.

Great for work desks, cars, motorhomes, caravans and boats, it is also handy outdoors, on bedside tables, high chairs or on a lap tray. The TableCoaster can be re-used over and over again without losing any of its grip. Supplied with a 7cm adaptor to offer a snug fit for narrow bottles and cans, the TableCoaster is designed with a low centre of gravity, the outer wall deflects outside forces down to the base instead of side to side, ensuring your drinks stay upright and spillages and coffee-related disasters become a thing of the past.

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