A reachable resting place for your drink
Plan the space beside your meal, book or conversation.
Start from your usual seat
Look at where you actually sit and where your hand naturally reaches. Choose a place beside you that does not require leaning across a meal, keyboard or another person. A larger clear side table may suit the routine better than a crowded narrow ledge.
Leave space for the whole base
Steadi is 5.2 inches across. Support its whole foot on a level stationary surface and leave additional clearance for your hand and table edges. That footprint is different from the 2–3.15-inch container-base fit measurement.
Keep the path clear
Move loose cords, bags and other objects away from the drink’s resting place. Check the path used to lift and replace the cup, not just whether it fits in one empty patch. Keep the drink away from electronics and objects that should stay dry.
Check it with your actual container
Seat the container fully and assess the pairing in the intended spot before filling it. Do not force a low handle or added boot against the fins. A photograph of a similar cup cannot confirm your exact pairing.
Know what the resting place cannot change
A clear table and wider base do not eliminate tremor, prevent every spill or stabilize a drink in the hand. If lifting or swallowing is difficult, get individual guidance from an appropriate health professional rather than expecting this accessory to solve that difficulty.