Features 18 8 stainless steel bodies, covers, and spreader plates, laminated Permawood handles with natural woodgrain beauty and brass rivet quality, clear glass perk top, permanent cup markings and stainless steel pump and basket. Dishwasher safe. No. 40.

This 7 cup aluminum coffee pot is topped with a cylinder that has a perforated bottom disk and a separate perforated top disk. Regular grind coffee is measured into the bottom of the cylinder and boiling water is poured through the perforated top disk, dispersing the water over the grinds. The brew then drips into the serving pot. This method produces a strong, tasty brew. This is not a percolating pot! Experience the quality of commercial cooking with Cajun Cookware inside the kitchen or outdoors.

The Royal Pacific 4-Cup Coffee Maker offers exceptional value. It offers a compact footprint ideal for guestroom or bathroom placement. Our unique guestroom color coordination is a first in the coffee maker business. This basic model offers enhanced features like the pause and serve feature that eliminates burns, and spills. It still allows a guest to grab a cup of coffee during the brewing cycle in a safe clean manor. It also includes a one-hour automatic shut-off. That ensures the mutual safety of the property and your guests. It also helps eliminate the carafe from burning. This will save your housekeeping staff time and money. This coffee maker is the answer for hotel operators who are concerned with their guests and staff's safety and ongoing maintenance. [+]

It is easy to impress this savvy group of travelers today No. But it is possible. Everything about your property tells the traveler something - from the initial greeting to the efficiency of check-in; from the services you provide to the ambiance of the room. And within that room the amenities speak volumes. Our goal is to allow your hotel to offer the latest technology and features while staying in your budget. Keeping in room amenities up to date and fresh looking maintains the image you are trying to create through out your property. The guestroom is where they spend the most time and aside from your staff have the most significant lasting impression. That's where Lodgingstar Hospitality shines. Lodgingstar products say you understand your customers' needs and appreciate their discerning taste. In essence, by filling a room with Lodgingstar amenities, you're giving your customers a uniform family appearance; something even the most worldly business traveler is sure to appreciate. [+]

12 Cup Black Plastic Time Glass Coffeemaker Programmable Clock Programmable Auto-Off From 1-5 Hours Pause & Serve Built In Water Filtration Descaling Indicator Flavor Control Aroma Switch Duo Filter Water Filtration System Audible Signal When Brewing Is Complete High Visibility Blue Illuminated LED Control Panel

Features easy to clean removable heat resistant glass beaker. Sleek metallic champagne coated exterior frame & lid with comfortable black rubber-coated handle & knob. Stainless steel mesh filter and parts with silicone gasket to ensure a ???grounds-free??? cup. Non-slip coaster base. Hand washing recommended. Arco steel.

Aluminum Espresso #270 series Espresso 9 cup Uses steam infusion to make a delicious cup of espresso Polished aluminum Replacement gaskets available Available in 1, 3, 6, and 12 cup

Gevalia 12-Cup SS Coffeemaker Put this high-tech coffeemaker on your counter and enjoy its beauty as well as its brewing. Designed with the latest features, including a 12-cup glass carafe, 24-hour programmable clock/timer, Pause 'N Serve feature, 2-hour auto shut-off, water level indicator, lift-out basket and warming plate. Stainless with black. 11"W x 16 1/2"H. 1 Year Warranty Included.

Mr. Coffee Black 4 Cup, switch, pause 'n serve, removable filter insert, dual water windows, lighted on/off switch, cord storage.

Perfect for preparing coffee at home before dashing out the door, this coffeemaker brews through the lids directly into either one or both of the 14-ounce travel mugs accompanying the machine. The stainless-steel mugs have rubber, nonslip grips, fit most vehicle cup holders, and are 6-3/4 inches high, with 2-5/8-inch-diameter rubber bottoms. Lids keep coffee hot in the mugs and are deeply indented and sloped toward the drink hole to contain spills. Both mugs and their lids are dishwasher-safe. The coffeemaker uses disposable paper filters (two included), automatically shuts off after the brewing process, and can also be used to heat water for tea, hot chocolate, and instant foods like oatmeal and soup. Made of gleaming black plastic, the coffeemaker measures 13 inches high, 5-1/4 inches wide, and 8-1/2 inches deep, and carries a three-year warranty against defects. -Fred Brack Editor's note: This is a reconditioned small appliance. Reconditioned generally means that the appliance has been returned to the manufacturer, who brings the appliance back to like-new condition. Some appliances may contain cosmetic blemishes.

Brew up just the right amount of coffee, fresh and piping hot with this high-quality French press, perfect for making coffee for two. Made of high-performance, virtually unbreakable lexan with a durable stainless steel coffee screen, it’s easy to use and a favorite with gourmets. Thermally insulated lid helps retain heat. Holds 33 oz. Made of lexan and plastic. Hand wash. Imported. 9Hx4-1/4Wx4-1/4D".

Features easy to clean removable heat resistant glass beaker. Sleek metallic champagne coated exterior frame & lid with comfortable black rubber-coated handle & knob. Stainless steel filter basket. Non-slip coaster base. Hand washing recommended. Arco steel.

2 to 5 cup coffeemaker. Automatic Pause 'n Serve. Illuminated On switch. Removable swing away filter basket. Large reservoir opening. Nonstick keep hot plate. Dishwasher safe carafe. UL listed. 120V 625W AC. Refer to model No. [+]

Made of stainless steel, the 30 cup coffee urn housing is durable and easy to maintain. Features include heat-resistant handles, adjustable temperature control, glass water level indicator tube, dripless spout.

112644 Features: Total immersion of the grounds in the water results in rapid yet robust extraction of flavor Total immersion permits extraction at a moderate temperature, resulting in a smoother brew Air pressure shortens filtering time to 20 seconds This avoids the bitterness of long processes such as drip brewing Laboratory pH testing measured Aeropress brew's acid as less than one fifth that of regular drip brew Microfilter prevents the gritty texture of French-press methods Makes 1 to 4 cups (1 or 2 mugs) of coffee or espresso Specifications: Weight: 1 pound Dimensions: 5 x 5 x 115 inchesGlass mug not included

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