Pass-through convenience cabinet for hotel or similar public accommodation
AssigneeS&S X-Ray Products, Inc.
InventorNorman A Shoenfeld
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AssigneeS&S X-Ray Products, Inc.
InventorNorman A Shoenfeld
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Pass-through convenience cabinet with controlled access for a public accommodation has a hallway-side door for delivery and pickup of food service items, linen exchange, or other items, without need for staff to disturb the occupant or to enter the room. The cabinet has one or more compartments with respective room-side door or doors that can be opened by the occupant or guest. A touch screen device on the room side of the cabinet frame allows the occupant or guest to open the respective compartments, and to communicate with hotel staff to order food items or request exchange of a towel or other item. An electronic record is kept of all requests, pickups, and deliveries which may be used for management purposes. A separate compartment accessible only from within the room may be used as a room safe. The cabinet can be configured to service a pair of adjacent guest rooms.
Pass-through convenience cabinet for a public accommodation wherein the public accommodation includes at least one hallway and a plurality of rooms along said hallway each having a common wall shared by the room and the hallway such that the common wall has a hallway side and a room side;
Pass-through convenience cabinet for a public accommodation wherein the public accommodation includes at least one hallway and a plurality of rooms along said hallway each having a common wall shared by the room and the hallway such that the common wall has a hallway side and a room side;
Pass-through convenience cabinet for a public accommodation wherein the public accommodation includes at least one hallway and a plurality of rooms along said hallway each having a common wall shared by the room and the hallway such that the common wall has a hallway side and a room side, and to be shared by two adjacent rooms separated by a dividing wall;
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