Stairs & a hand for the rail
One hand for your drinks, one for the banister
Carry a cuppa, your glasses and the paper upstairs in one hand, and keep the other on the rail.
Stairs are where carrying drinks gets tricky: a mug in each hand leaves nothing for the banister. muggi carries your drinks and the bits and pieces you'd otherwise juggle in one hand, so the other can stay on the rail.
The everyday problem
No more juggling on the stairs
A mug in each hand means no hand for the rail. A tray takes both. muggi carries up to four drinks, or a drink and the things you'd otherwise juggle, in one hand, with finger and thumb grips on every side.
It's the use our customers mention most in their reviews.
Making stairs easier
- 1
Load up at the bottom
Drink, glasses, phone, tablets or the post: whatever you'd otherwise juggle.
- 2
One hand in the grips
Hold muggi by the finger and thumb grips, whichever side suits you.
- 3
Other hand on the rail
Take your time and carry only what feels comfortable.
Is muggi right for you?
muggi suits you if…
- ✓You like to keep a hand on the banister
- ✓You often carry drinks or bits and pieces upstairs
- ✓Trays feel awkward on the stairs
Think twice if…
- !Carrying anything on the stairs feels unsafe for you: talk to your GP or an occupational therapist about stair support
- !Four full mugs feel too heavy in one hand: carry one or two
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- Dishwasher safe
- Light at 280 g
- Made in the UK from regenerated waste plastic
- 88-year guarantee
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In our customers' words
★ 4.9 out of 5 from 148 reviews · Read them all
- ★★★★★
Extra Hand ✋
I was given a red muggi and found it invaluable for carrying a cup of tea, glasses and even a rolled newspaper upstairs. I'm the owner of two unreliable knees so I always need to have one hand free for the banister. The muggi is so much easier than a tray. I bought the blue ( recycled) muggi for a friend who also needs to pull on the banister. She reports multiple uses daily. They're great. …
- ★★★★★
This is a fantastic design, brilliantly designed and made. We don't know what we did without it now! I can't recommend it enough. So much more practical than a tray - easy to carry drinks upstairs with one hand, particularly after my husband had a knee problem. Also great to take out into the garden without drinks spilling everywhere. …
- ★★★★★
muggi masterpiece
Everyone who received one has said how useful they find this item. Carrying tea upstairs is no longer a problem i.e. so spills and the muggi will be great to use outside for coffee carrying at sports meets/matches. Excellent 4 mugs at once, or 3 and a few rich tea biscuits !!
- ★★★★★
Great product
I first aw these on a TV programme about new inventions and thought then that they were a good idea but not needed then. Few years down trhe line and bought myself one to carry a couple of mugs upstairs. Does its job and now no spills.
Questions
Good to know
muggi leaves one hand free for the banister. Take your time, carry what feels comfortable, and fill cups a little less than usual.
muggi weighs 280 g empty. Four full mugs add up quickly, so carry one or two drinks if that feels more comfortable.
Each of the four holders is 89.9 mm across, with a slot for the handle, so most standard mugs, cups, glasses and bottles fit. Very wide or square mugs won't.
Yes. It's non-absorbent and dishwasher safe.
No. muggi is an everyday drinks carrier. Lots of people find it makes daily life easier, but it isn't a medical or mobility aid.
Every muggi comes with an 88-year guarantee. If it doesn't stand up to everyday bumps, drops and knocks, we'll replace it.
UK delivery is free on every order. Two muggi save 5%, six save 6% and ten save 10%. We ship overseas too: see our shipping policy.
See muggi for care homes and therapists for pilot packs and larger orders.
More ways muggi helps
- Independent living overviewHow muggi helps around the home.
- Walking frames & rollatorsDrinks in your basket or tray, held upright.
- Wheelchair usersA steady way to carry drinks on your lap.
- Stiff hands & weaker gripGrips on every side, easy to hold.
- Shaky handsEach cup held in its own deep holder.
- One-handed livingFour drinks, carried with one hand.
- On crutches or a stickGetting about after an operation or injury.
- A gift for mum & dadA useful gift they'll use every day.
- Care homes & therapistsPilot packs, spec sheet and enquiries.
Buying for a care home, housing scheme or therapy service?
We offer pilot packs and volume pricing, and we'll send a spec sheet for your team.