BGS 67160 Magnetic Cup Holder, 188 mm high with magnetic backing

A fixed cup holder and a magnetic one suit different setups. The BGS 67160 is designed to attach by its magnetic back and hold drinking cups, bottles and spray cans. Would that make it easier to keep a drink close at a workbench? Its listed height is 188 mm, with an 88 mm diameter.

Product specs

• Name: BGS 67160 Magnetic Cup Holder
• Type: Magnetic holder for drinking cups, bottles and spray cans
• Colour: Black
• Material: Magnet
• Height: 188 mm
• Diameter: 88 mm
• Unit count: 1

The defining feature is the magnetic attachment at the back, rather than a fixed mounting point. That gives it a different role from a holder intended to stay in one place: it can be positioned where a suitable magnetic surface is available. The listed diameter gives a useful reference, but no maximum container size or capacity is specified, so it does not confirm that every mug or bottle will fit.

Practical tips

This holder is intended for cups, bottles and spray cans, and the magnetic backing makes a workbench a plausible place to use it when there is a suitable surface for attachment. Its 188 mm height and 88 mm diameter are helpful measurements to compare with the space available and the containers you plan to use. As no container-size range is given, check the width of your usual cup or bottle against the holder before relying on a particular fit.

It’s a good fit if you want a place for a drink or spray can that attaches magnetically rather than requiring a permanently mounted holder. You may want to skip it if you need a holder with a stated capacity or confirmed fit for a particular container, those details are not provided here. Buyers describe it as functional, including for workshop use, and comments on the magnetic strength are positive. Those are customer impressions rather than a specified load rating, so they do not establish how it will perform with every surface or container.

Getting the most from it

Treat the backing as the main reason to choose this design: it is for placing the holder on a suitable magnetic surface, rather than securing it with a fixed installation. A simple practical check is to compare the intended position with the holder’s height and diameter, then consider whether the container you use regularly has room in the opening. The product information does not give a fitting method beyond the magnetic attachment or list any additional parts, so there is no basis to assume a particular mounting arrangement or included accessories.

Compared with a basic holder that stays in a set position, this magnetic format is more relevant when the option to place a holder on a suitable surface matters. A permanently mounted design may make more sense where a fixed position is the priority. Here, the decision rests on whether the magnetic attachment and the stated dimensions suit your workspace.

Questions before you buy

What can it hold? It is described for drinking cups, bottles and spray cans, coffee mugs, pop cans and water bottles are also mentioned. No maximum container dimensions are supplied.

How does it attach? A magnet on the back provides the attachment. The product details do not specify a mounting surface or give a load rating.

Is it intended for workshop use? Workshop use is mentioned by a buyer, and the magnetic design may suit a suitable work area. The listing does not restrict it to that setting.

Is it worth it?

Choose the BGS 67160 if a magnetic cup holder is more useful to your setup than a fixed-position one, and its 188 mm height and 88 mm diameter suit the available space. Customer comments support its practical appeal and magnetic hold, but there is no stated capacity or confirmed container-size range. That makes it easier to assess as a general-purpose holder than as a guaranteed match for a specific mug or bottle.