Coffee Pod Holder
OwnerCameron Todd Gunninventor
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Abstract
Embodiments disclose a novel form of reusable coffee pods holder which has three separate trays within the drawer or can have a single drawer with dividers to separate the various stages of the reusable coffee pod or capsule. The single drawer also contains the mesh which allows water and coffee grinds to drop to the bottom of the drawer away from the coffee pod. The assembly can be completely enclosed with a housing or has the sides and back open which will allow airflow. The disclosed assembly is easy to use, better organized, easily cleanable, and developed from high-quality material to provide superlative and sustainable performance to its users.
Claims20
A coffee pod holder for a rectangular tray, the coffee pod holder comprising:
- one or more drawers, each drawer comprising:
- a front panel;
- a back panel;
- a right side panel;
- a left side panel;
- a bottom panel;
- one or more handles connected to the outside portion of the front panel;
- one or more labels connected to the outside portion of the front panel;
- one or more selectively removable mesh mats configured to lay flush to the top surface of their corresponding bottom panel during use;
- and,
- a housing having one or more slots and one or more dividers integrated within the housing;
- wherein the one or more slots and the one or more dividers are configured to cooperatively receive and align the one or more drawers in parallel during use.
A coffee pod holder for a rectangular tray, the coffee pod holder comprising:
- one or more drawers, each drawer comprising:
- a front panel;
- a back panel;
- a right side panel;
- a left side panel;
- a partially open bottom panel;
- one or more handles connected to the outside portion of the front panel;
- one or more labels connected to the outside portion of the front panel;
- one or more selectively removable mesh mats configured to lay flush to the top surface of their corresponding partially bottom panel during use;
- one or more trays corresponding to the one or more drawers, each tray comprising:
- a front panel;
- a back panel;
- a right side panel;
- a bottom panel;
- a lever connected to the outside portion of the front panel and configured to open the tray when its corresponding drawer is opened;
- and,
- a housing having one or more pairs of slots and one or more dividers integrated within the housing;
- wherein the one or more pairs of slots and the one or more dividers are configured to cooperatively receive and align the one or more drawers and their corresponding one or more trays in parallel during use;
- wherein the one or more drawers are vertically aligned with their corresponding one or more trays during use;
- wherein the partially open bottom panels are configured to readily allow matter passing through the mesh mats fall into their corresponding trays.
A coffee pod holder for a rectangular tray, the coffee pot holder comprising:
- one or more drawers, each drawer comprising:
- a front panel;
- a rear bar rectangle, wherein each corner of the front panel is connected to its corresponding corner of the rear bar rectangle with a bar;
- one or more handles connected to the outside portion of the front panel;
- one or more labels connected to the outside portion of the front panel;
- one or more trays corresponding to the one or more drawers, each tray comprising:
- a front panel;
- a back panel;
- a right side panel;
- a bottom panel;
- a lever connected to the outside portion of the front panel and configured to open the tray when its corresponding drawer is opened;
- and,
- a housing having one or more slots and one or more dividers integrated within the housing;
- wherein the one or more slots and the one or more dividers are configured to cooperatively receive and align the one or more drawers and their corresponding one or more trays in parallel during use;
- wherein the one or more drawers are vertically aligned with their corresponding one or more trays during use;
- wherein the one or more drawers are configured to physically prevent the back panels of their corresponding one or more trays from extending past the rear panel of the housing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.