Method and Apparatus for Beverage Capsule Storage
OwnerNorman Meindl, JR.inventor
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Abstract
A beverage capsule storage apparatus and method of use is described. Embodiments of the beverage capsule storage apparatus are typically comprised substantially of a resilient foam panel having a rectangular shape. The foam panel includes a plurality of apertures each adapted to receive a beverage capsule. Beverage capsules include capsules and pods used in single cup brewers. Additionally, an adhesive layer can be included to removably couple the apparatus to a cupboard door or other surface.
Claims20
An apparatus for storing beverage capsules, the apparatus comprising:
- a closed-cell foam panel;
- a plurality of apertures within the foam panel, each of the plurality of apertures adapted to hold a beverage capsule;
- and
- an adhesive layer on a bottom surface of the foam panel, the adhesive layer adapted to removably secure the foam panel to an object.
An apparatus for storing beverage capsules, the apparatus comprising:
- a cross-linked polyethylene closed-cell foam panel having approximately a one inch thickness, the foam panel having a rectangular shape;
- a plurality of apertures within the foam panel, each of the plurality of apertures adapted to hold a beverage capsule;
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- a rubber based pressure sensitive adhesive layer on a bottom surface of the foam panel, the adhesive layer adapted to removably secure the foam panel to an object.
A method comprising:
- determining a surface to removably attach a storage apparatus to;
- removing a release paper from the storage apparatus;
- and
- pressing the storage apparatus into place, the storage apparatus comprising:
- a closed-cell foam panel having approximately a one inch thickness;
- a plurality of apertures within the foam panel, each of the plurality of apertures adapted to hold a beverage capsule;
- and
- an adhesive layer on a bottom surface of the foam panel, the adhesive layer adapted to removably secure the foam panel to the surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.