Two saleable spaces
Use both the main cabinet and the smaller side compartment for the approved assortment.
SNACKS & DRINKS / TWO CABINETS
Create a self-service snack and drink point with two saleable cabinet sections. A large illuminated display presents the core assortment, while a smaller spiral-lane compartment adds product space beneath the menu and payment area. Bright green panels and cream stripes create a distinctive retail presence. Confirm capacity, product compatibility, dispensing routes, cooling and payment integration for both cabinets before ordering.
01 / Hero Section
Bring snacks and drinks together in a dual-cabinet retail station, with a main product display and an additional vending compartment beside it.
The large illuminated cabinet presents the core assortment. The smaller transparent compartment on the right adds saleable product lanes beneath the menu and payment area.
Use the two spaces to plan a mixed snack-and-drink offer around your location and approved pack sizes.
Use both the main cabinet and the smaller side compartment for the approved assortment.
A portrait menu screen provides a dedicated selection interface.
Transparent displays and interior lighting keep products in view.
Bright green panels and cream stripes make the cabinet easy to recognise.
02 / Product Value
Offer complementary product categories at the same self-service station.
Combine compatible snack bags, bars, cans and bottles around the needs of your site.
The secondary cabinet provides another place to merchandise approved items alongside the main display.
Allocate lanes by pack size and observed demand. Actual capacity and sales performance depend on the configuration and location.
THE EVERYDAY ASSORTMENT
Plan a practical selection of packaged treats and drinks, from a quick bite to a refreshing bottle.
Unbranded illustrations show category ideas, not included stock or confirmed compatible products.
03 / Key Features
The smaller right-hand display is part of the vending offer, not simply an advertising panel.
A wide glazed display with multiple shelves presents the core snack-and-drink assortment.
The right-hand window reveals spiral lanes. Match product dimensions and weights to its confirmed lane configuration.
A portrait screen and a payment terminal sit above the smaller compartment. Confirm product mapping and payment integration.
Use actual product samples to determine which items belong in each cabinet. Validate flexible bags, bars, cans and bottles individually.
The reference images show different product arrangements. Visible products and brand logos are merchandising references, not a supply commitment.
04 / Product Advantages
Evaluate both the product presentation and the complete dispensing experience.
Green panels and striped sides establish a bright convenience-retail identity.
The two visible product areas help communicate the available assortment before selection.
Confirm lane fit, delivery reliability and pickup access using the actual products planned for sale.
Confirm cabinet dimensions, access clearances, floor loading and the supplied castor and foot arrangement.
Allow for replenishment and customer collection at both vending sections. The images do not establish their internal delivery paths.
05 / Smart System & Technology
Define the system functions needed for a two-cabinet operation.
Confirm how the menu addresses products in the main and secondary cabinets. Demonstrate selection and delivery from each section.
Agree supported cards or mobile payments, provider, fees, settlement and network requirements.
Confirm available stock records, sales reports and remote tools, including whether they distinguish the two cabinets.
Define sold-out handling, delivery failure, refund procedures and behaviour during power or network interruptions.
06 / Customization
Discuss the available project options with the supplier.
Approve cabinet graphics, colours, screen artwork and the information shown to customers.
Provide samples and dimensions for the main and side compartments. Confirm approved spiral sizes and configurations.
Discuss supported languages, currency and local payment methods.
Match storage conditions to the actual products. Independent cooling or separate temperature zones are not established by the images.
07 / Product Structure
Understand the main cabinet and the secondary selling compartment as distinct product areas.
The larger cabinet holds the primary assortment. Its internal dispensing mechanism and usable capacity require confirmation.
The screen and terminal form the purchase interface. Confirm how they control and identify both vending sections.
Spiral lanes are visible behind the smaller window. Confirm lane count, product limits and the delivery route.
A large lower pickup hatch is visible on the main cabinet. Confirm the secondary cabinet’s pickup point and distinguish it from service access.
08 / Operation Process
Demonstrate the final sequence using products from both cabinets.
Browse products and prices, then select the desired item from the menu.
The configured system authorises payment and addresses the assigned cabinet and lane.
The selected mechanism dispenses the item. Clear instructions should identify the correct pickup point.
Refill both cabinets, rotate stock, check product condition, review sales and resolve service issues.
09 / Application Capability
Consider managed locations that support power, access and regular replenishment.
Provide a convenient snack-and-drink option near break areas.
Match the assortment, price points and servicing schedule to the local audience.
Consider packaged refreshments in approved common areas.
Review customer flow, collection access, replenishment routes and site requirements.
10 / Specifications
Use supplier documentation and product trials to complete the technical specification.
| Parameter | Information / requirement |
|---|---|
| Product type | Dual-cabinet snack and drink vending station. |
| Vending sections | Main display cabinet plus secondary visible spiral-lane compartment. |
| Dimensions & weight | Overall dimensions, weight and service clearance: confirm. |
| Cabinet finish | Green exterior and cream striped side graphics shown; materials and final artwork: confirm. |
| Main cabinet capacity | Lane count, shelf layout and usable capacity: confirm with actual products. |
| Secondary cabinet capacity | Spiral sizes, lane count, pack limits and capacity: confirm. |
| Product compatibility | Bags, bars, cans and bottles require individual dispensing trials. |
| Screen & controller | Portrait menu screen shown; size, resolution, software and dual-cabinet control: confirm. |
| Payment methods | Terminal shown; enabled services, fees, provider and network requirements: confirm. |
| Storage & cooling | Temperature range, cooling configuration and any separate zones: confirm. |
| Dispensing & pickup | Main and secondary delivery paths, sensors and pickup locations: confirm. |
| Power & communications | Voltage, plug, rated load, connectivity and offline operation: confirm. |
| Installation | Floor loading, castors, feet, ventilation and access: confirm. |
| Delivery & support | Lead time, acceptance tests, warranty and spares: agree in the quotation. |
11 / Service Support
Agree the support scope as part of the supply arrangement.
Approve artwork and test actual products in both cabinets before shipment.
Request installation, replenishment, cleaning and maintenance instructions.
Agree warranty, spare parts, fault reporting and payment support.
Assign delivery, positioning, setup, operator training and acceptance responsibilities.
12 / CTA
Start with the location and the assortment you want to sell.
Share destination, quantity, timeline and payment requirements.
Provide product dimensions, weights and storage requirements for both sections.
Supply brand artwork and site information for the proposed installation.
Two cabinets.
One everyday destination.