Cabinet
AssigneeAlterkraft SA
InventorJulien Cohen
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Abstract
The present invention provides a cabinet (2) intended for transporting and distributing meal trays in aircraft, for example to provide a trolley (1) which can be reinforced with a frame (3). The cabinet is made of a fireproof, water-repellent, alveolate cardboard material, the cabinet comprising an upper face, a lower face, two side faces, a rear face, a front face forming a door, which are made of a single piece of cardboard. The invention also provides for the use of a flat sheet of cardboard, pre-cut in a structured manner, to form a cabinet in a single piece when folded and assembled, preferably of parallelepipedal shape, the sheet of cardboard having a thickness of 6 mm to 10 mm, and a method of manufacturing a cabinet comprising the provision of such a sheet of cardboard, to form a cabinet.
Claims7
A cabinet trolley for transporting and distributing meal trays and waste recuperation in aircraft, the cabinet trolley comprising an upper face, a lower face, two side faces, a rear face, and a front face forming a door, which are made of a single piece of cardboard;
- wherein said cardboard comprises a fireproof, water-repellent, alveolate cardboard material,
- the front face being hinged to form the door and provide access to an interior space bounded by the upper face, lower face, side faces and front face, wherein
- a staged set of rail pairs is provided on the two opposite side faces, in the interior space,
- the staged set of rail pairs is made of cardboard and is obtained by counter-gluing to the two opposite side faces in the interior space of the cabinet trolley,
- wherein the upper face comprises an opening system, while the front face forming the door is closed to transform the cabinet trolley into a waste bin,
- wherein the cabinet trolley is a disposable single use trolley that can be used to store the meal trays, to have the meal trays served, to accommodate the meal trays after the meal distribution in aircraft and to be disposed in its entirety comprising the meal trays and eventual food waste in the waste bin.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.