The present invention relates to a beverage mat designed to accommodate beer/beverage buckets and other beverage containers typically served in restaurants, bars and the like. The beverage mat is comprised of a base, a continuous raised sidewall positioned around the perimeter of the base, and a plurality of rubber nubs that extend outwardly from a top surface of the base to support the beverage bucket or beverage containers in an elevated position, wherein condensation, moisture and spillage from the same is permitted to drip downwardly onto the mat and away from the containers. The mat then collects the condensation, moisture and spillage from the containers and stores the same until proper disposal. In a preferred embodiment, the beverage mat further comprises a heating/cooling element for use with the beverage containers, one or more logos, and a plurality of lights.

The present invention relates to a beverage mat designed to accommodate beer/beverage buckets and other beverage containers typically served in restaurants, bars and the like. The beverage mat is comprised of a base, a continuous raised sidewall positioned around the perimeter of the base, and a plurality of rubber nubs that extend outwardly from a top surface of the base to support the beverage bucket or beverage containers in an elevated position, wherein condensation, moisture and spillage from the same is permitted to drip downwardly onto the mat and away from the containers. The mat then collects the condensation, moisture and spillage from the containers and stores the same until proper disposal. In a preferred embodiment, the beverage mat further comprises a heating/cooling element for use with the beverage containers, one or more logos, and a plurality of lights.

Disclosed is a customized embedded poker chip coaster.

Disclosed is a customized embedded poker chip coaster.

The water-dispensing system with wheelchair comprises a water generation system, a condensate pump, a condensate filter, a power circuit, a water storage reservoir, a housing, a flexible tubing, and a wheelchair. The wheelchair further comprises a backrest and a bench. The housing contains the water generation system, the condensate pump, the condensate filter, the power circuit, the water storage reservoir, and the flexible tubing. The water generation system, the condensate pump, the condensate filter, and the flexible tubing are fluidically connected. The housing mounts on the wheelchair. The water generation system and the condensate pump electrically connect to the power circuit. The water generation system and the condensate pump receive electric energy from the power circuit.

A beverage system can include a pitcher and at least one coaster. The pitcher can contain a quantity of a beverage and extend along a vertical axis between an upwardly-facing opening at the top and a first closed end. The pitcher can also include a base portion having a second wall defining a downwardly-facing opening. The base portion can also include a second closed end adjacent to the first closed end. The at least one coaster can be selectively engageable with the base portion and thereby positionable inside the base portion.

Reusable coasters with absorptive properties and liquid-activated designs are described herein. In some embodiments, the coaster includes a cover layer with bonded fibers and a liquid absorption layer. An adhesive may bond the first layer and second layer around a perimeter such that a portion is not bonded to prevent the adhesive from obstructing liquid passing from the bonded fibers of the first layer to the absorptive material included in the second layer. The opening in the portion may further prevent obstructing the view of liquid-activated images, which may be printed on the liquid absorption layer. The cover layer may protect the liquid absorption layer from direct contact with solid objects and help maintain the shape of the absorptive material when wet.

A set including self-adhesive mat and an object such a vessel, for example. The mat is formed at least partially from an elastically deformable material and on a bottom side has a smooth surface, and the object can be releasably fastened to a top side of the mat by a connection device. The connection device includes a receiving element and a connecting piece interacting therewith, which element and piece are in particular embodied such that they can be plugged into one another. To ensure a connection that is unable to be released by a small child, it is provided that the connection device is embodied to be lockable.

An elevated coaster includes a base section that has a generally square cross-sectional shape. A first side of the base section has walls forming an open-top container for containing objects. An opposing second side of the base section is for resting on a surface. A pillar has a first end and a distal second end; the first end is connected to and depends centrally from the first side of the base section. The elevated coaster includes an elevated section that has a generally circular cross-sectional shape. The upper surface of the elevated section has a rim sized to contain the glass or the cup and an opposing lower surface of the elevated section is connected to the second end of the pillar, thereby elevating the elevated section above the surface on which the base section rests.

An elevated coaster includes a base section that has a generally square cross-sectional shape. A first side of the base section has walls forming an open-top container for containing objects. An opposing second side of the base section is for resting on a surface. A pillar has a first end and a distal second end; the first end is connected to and depends centrally from the first side of the base section. The elevated coaster includes an elevated section that has a generally circular cross-sectional shape. The upper surface of the elevated section has a rim sized to contain the glass or the cup and an opposing lower surface of the elevated section is connected to the second end of the pillar, thereby elevating the elevated section above the surface on which the base section rests.