Space-saving coffee makers
Space-saving coffee makers come in a variety of sizes for home and business purposes. The smallest space-saving coffee maker is a handheld one. You can use a capsule or ground espresso to put it into a ball shaped body, then add hot water to the body and squeeze the handle to extract your espresso drink. A French press is another small coffee pot, especially if it’s designed for just one or two cups of coffee. Coffee brewing systems is another name for capsule manufacturers. Small pod coffee makers, also called k-cup coffee makers, use small cups or pods with enough coffee for one cup of coffee. These small-sized brewers are designed for any small kitchen area.
Next in size are the single-serving and one-cup drip coffee makers for up to 5 cups. These drip makers fit 10.25-inch wide x 8.25-inch deep acrylic coffee shelves that are now being added to small kitchens in homes and apartments. Not only do the coffee makers fit on these shelves, there is also room for 2 or 3 full-size cups. Another single serving manufacturer that is considered small is no more than 12 inches tall by 7.5 inches wide and 8 inches deep. Some come with travel mugs, insulated mugs, and personal-size mugs that offer up to 15 ounces of coffee.
Under the top cupboard, coffee makers are considered space savers because they allow more counter space. These coffee makers aren’t necessarily small, but they don’t go too low to cut down on the use of kitchen counter space under a standard-height cupboard. The reviews for these space savers are varied, but are generally liked by most of the people who buy and use them.
Coffee makers can also be considered space saving. Some are only 10 inches tall and 4 to 5 inches in diameter with the handle and bill peaking at 13 inches. Due to the unique shape, some people consider them true space savers. The latest space savers for the home are espresso machines. The trend is to make an espresso machine narrower as a space saving measure. Some capsule espresso machines and regular espresso machines are now as narrow as 9 inches wide. Another way espresso machines are becoming space savers is by installing them in a cabinet area or by connecting them to a water source in their own niche area. This may not sound like a space saver, but if you have a large enough area, it can look like a space-saving coffee pot.
Single-unit commercial coffee makers are made to be 8.5 inches wide as a space-saving feature. Commercial kitchens always need extra space. It is because of this need that coffee maker combos coffee grinder manufacturers keep at 11.5 inches wide. For commercial coffee makers, the least amount of space in width is the main criterion for saving space.
Space-saving coffee makers are a must-have for those who use them. Whether for commercial or home use, width is the main concern. Some types of filter baskets that sit on top of a cup also qualify as space-saving coffee makers for some. Whether it’s a small basket filter coffee maker or a large narrow commercial coffee maker, they are all space-saving units.