The Meyer Company

Modular Engineering

John T Mayfield, Iii

Dispensers for dispensing condiment packages and other articles. Such dispensers feature a front surface that contains a vertical succession of openings. Each opening dispenses a particular type of article, and is fed with articles that are supported by a curved floor that extends from adjacent the bottom of the opening upward and backward to the top area of the dispenser. The top surface of the dispensers may be positioned to open easily and thus allow easy access for loading and cleaning. The resulting dispensers economize on counter space, maintenance costs, and cleaning costs, and present condiment packages and other articles in an attractive, functional fashion.

Dispenser

Dispensers for nested items such as cups or lids. Dispensers according to the present invention contain face plates which are easily removed so that the dispensers and their surrounding areas can be easily cleaned. One embodiment of dispensers according to the present invention includes a trim assembly and a container assembly for the items to be dispensed, which two assemblies can be attached as a unit to the face plate and removed with the face plate for quick and efficient cleaning and refilling. The face plates and trim assemblies may be color coded for aesthetic purposes and to differentiate various cup and lid sizes.

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Clarkston, GA, United States of America

John T Mayfield, Iii