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Cup carrier sizes
A cup carrier takes two or four takeaway drinks in one hand: an open basket, a handle across or along its middle, a self-locking bottom. A few stock sizes cover most coffee and soft drink cups; start from the tables and check the numbers against your own cups.
Two cups
| For | Length × width × height | Dieline |
|---|---|---|
| Two cups, 12–32 oz The stock size |
194 × 95 × 203 mm 7.6 × 3.7 × 8.0 |
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| Two cups, 12–30 oz A taller handle |
203 × 92 × 257 mm 8.0 × 3.6 × 10.1 |
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| Two cups, 16–32 oz Heavy weight |
210 × 102 × 267 mm 8.3 × 4.0 × 10.5 |
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| Two cups A compact carrier |
175 × 80 × 225 mm 6.9 × 3.1 × 8.9 |
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Sizes sold by carrier makers, not a standard. Check them against your cups.
Four cups
| For | Length × width × height | Dieline |
|---|---|---|
| Four cups, 12–24 oz The smaller stock size |
165 × 159 × 229 mm 6.5 × 6.3 × 9.0 |
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| Four cups, 16–32 oz The larger stock size |
184 × 178 × 235 mm 7.2 × 7.0 × 9.3 |
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| Four cups, 8–20 oz | 175 × 175 × 213 mm 6.9 × 6.9 × 8.4 |
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| Four cups, up to 44 oz Big cold drinks |
203 × 203 × 260 mm 8.0 × 8.0 × 10.2 |
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How to measure
- Length: the long side, fold to fold.
- Width: the short side, the way the handle runs.
- Height: the whole carrier, from the bottom to the top of the handle, as shops list it.
- Two cups stand one either side of the handle: the width is the rim of one cup plus 3–5 mm, the length about twice that.
- Four cups stand two by two: half the length and half the width should each clear the rim of your cup.
How tall are the walls?
The walls come out at 0.4 of the height, so a 203 mm carrier has walls of about 80 mm and a handle rising well above the cups. That holds a 12 oz cup by its lower half. For short cups or cups with lids that bulge, set the wall height yourself; keep at least 80 mm above the walls for the handle.
Which board?
Stock carriers are kraft or recycled paperboard, about 0.4–0.6 mm: light, and strong enough for four full cups because the handle is two layers thick. The board doesn't change the sizes you enter.
Carrying bottles instead? Have a look at the wine carrier sizes and the beer box sizes.