Dispenser of bagged frozen food
AssigneePrince Castle LLC
InventorsEugene S. Maslana, Dennis Malkowski, Brian Smetana
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Abstract
An organization system is used to store bagged food products in a temperature controlled environment. The organization system includes opposed side walls. A dispensing ramp is arranged at an angle between the opposed side walls. A front wall extends between the opposed side walls. A space between the front wall and the dispensing ramp define a dispenser opening. A divider wall extends between the opposed side walls. The divider wall extends in an elongated dimension with a lower end spaced apart from the dispenser ramp by a predetermined distance.
Claims20
An organization system for use with bagged food product in a temperature controlled environment, the organization system comprising:
- opposed side walls;
- a dispensing ramp arranged at an angle between the opposed side walls;
- a front wall extending between the opposed side walls, a space between the front wall and the dispensing ramp defining a dispenser opening;
- a first divider wall extending between the opposed side walls, the divider wall extending in an elongated dimension with a lower end spaced apart from the dispenser ramp by a predetermined distance;
- a rear wall extending between the opposed side walls;
- a second divider wall extending between the opposed side walls at a position between the first divider wall and the rear wall, wherein the second divider wall extends in an elongated dimension with a lower end of the second divider wall spaced apart from the dispenser ramp by the predetermined distance;
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- a plurality of side projections located along interior surfaces of the opposed side walls, wherein the side projections are arranged parallel to the dispenser ramp,
- wherein the predetermined distance is based upon a dimension of a bagged food product such that the bagged food product deforms to move through the predetermined distance between the second divider wall and the dispenser ramp and the first divider wall and the dispenser ramp.
An organization system for use with bagged food product in a temperature controlled environment, the organization system comprising:
- opposed side walls;
- a dispensing ramp arranged at an angle between the opposed side walls;
- a front wall extending between the opposed side walls, a space between the front wall and the dispensing ramp defining a dispenser opening;
- a first divider wall extending between the opposed side walls, the divider wall extending in an elongated dimension with a lower end spaced apart from the dispenser ramp by a predetermined distance;
- a rear wall extending between the opposed side walls;
- a second divider wall extending between the opposed side walls at a position between the first divider wall and the rear wall, wherein the second divider wall extends in an elongated dimension with a lower end of the second divider wall spaced apart from the dispenser ramp by the predetermined distance;
- a landing platform that extends from the dispensing ramp exterior of the dispenser opening;
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- a shelf lock pivotably secured to an end of the landing platform, the shelf lock comprising at least one finger extending from a free end of the shelf lock.
An organization system for use with bagged food product in a temperature controlled environment, the organization system comprising:
- opposed sidewalls that each comprise a frame bar that defines an outer perimeter of a respective sidewall and the opposed sidewalls are formed by a plurality of U-shaped wires secured between the frame bars of both of the opposed sidewalls;
- a dispensing ramp arranged at an angle between the opposed side walls;
- a front wall extending between the opposed side walls, a space between the front wall and the dispensing ramp defining a dispenser opening;
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- a divider wall extending between the opposed side walls, the divider wall extending in an elongated dimension with a lower end spaced apart from the dispenser ramp by a predetermined distance.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.