Hockey puck storage and dispensing unit

A device for storing and dispensing hockey pucks, said device comprising:

• a box defining an interior capable of receiving a plurality of hockey pucks, wherein said box comprises:
• a first side;
• a first door opening disposed in said first side;
• a second side opposite said first side;
• a first end;
• a second end opposite said first end;
• a second door opening disposed in said second end;
• a top;
• and,
• a bottom, wherein said bottom slopes downward from said first side to said second side;
• a first door pivotably attached to said box within said first door opening, wherein, when closed, said first door encloses said interior when closed, and wherein, when open, said first door forms a ramp for receiving said hockey pucks through said first door opening and into said interior;
• and,
• a second door pivotably attached to said box within said second door opening, wherein, when closed, said second door encloses said interior, and wherein, when open, said second door dispenses said hockey pucks from said interior through said second opening.

A device for storing and dispensing hockey pucks, said device comprising:

• a box defining an interior capable of receiving a plurality of hockey pucks, wherein said box comprises:
• a first side;
• a first door opening disposed in said first side;
• a second side opposite said first side;
• a first end;
• a second end opposite said first end;
• a second door opening disposed in said second end;
• a top;
• a bottom, wherein said bottom slopes downward from said first side to said second side;
• a plurality of bottom apertures disposed through said bottom to drain water from within said interior;
• at least two second side apertures disposed through said second side to enable tilting of said box about said first side to dispense said hockey pucks from within said interior through said first door opening;
• a first end aperture disposed through said first end to enable tilting said box about said second end to dispense said hockey pucks from within said interior through said second door opening;
• an opposed pair of first door slide apertures, a first door slide aperture disposed in each of said first end and said second end near said bottom;
• an opposed pair of first door latch apertures, a first door latch aperture disposed in each of said first end and said second end near said top;
• and,
• an opposed pair of second door slide apertures, a second door slide aperture disposed in each of said first side and said second side near said top;
• a first door pivotably attached to said first side within said first door opening, wherein:
• when closed, said first door encloses said interior when closed;
• when open, said first door forms a ramp for receiving said hockey pucks through said first door opening and into said interior;
• said first door comprises:
• an opposed pair of first door pivot pins near a first door bottom edge;
• an opposed pair of first door latch pins near a first door top edge;
• an opposed pair of ramp ridges extending from a first door bottom edge to a first door top edge on opposing sides of said ramp;
• and,
• a ramp nose extending along said first door top edge;
• said first door pivot pins are rotatably and slidably retained within said first door slide apertures to allow said first door to open and close;
• and,
• said first door latch pins are releasably retained within said first door latch apertures when said first door is closed;
• a second door pivotably attached to said second end within said second door opening, wherein:
• when closed, said second door encloses said interior;
• when open, said second door dispenses said hockey pucks from said interior through said second opening;
• and,
• said second door comprises:
• an opposed pair of second door pivot pins near a second door top edge;
• and,
• a second door tab protruding from a second door bottom edge;
• said second door pivot pins are rotatably and slidably retained within said second door slide apertures to allow said second door to open and close;
• and,
• said second door tab is releasably retained within said second door slot when said second door is closed.