VIDEOS
Watch the videos below demonstrating how to EXPAND your retail operation:
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Multiteria Retail X-tension Counter
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Multiteria Retail X-tension Site Video
Multiteria's Retail X-tension is a mobile, portable counter design, that fits through standard doorways, counter extension opens to provide an additional 4' of counter space and rolls to any location to increase participation and revenue.
Highlights of the Show
RETAIL XTENSION
Farm to School Counter
Towson University
This retail dining space needed new food stations to enhance their cafe and solve their traffic flow challenges. ...
Castle High School – Warrick County SD
Enrollment had increased and they had to decrease from four lunch periods to three. The only way they could accommodate the increase in students was to add ...
Christian Health Care Center – NJ
The healthcare facility needed an attractive multi-purpose buffet to fit in their upscale LTC Dr. ...
Saratoga Grove
Multiteria was called in to create and furnish a new serving line for the residents at Saratoga Grove Retirement Community in Downers Grove, IL. ...
Harrison High School
The design addressed the four key elements of merchandising; Elevation, Color, Contrast and Mood and provided a finished design and a “wow” factor was. ...
Monterey High School, CA
Monterey High School recently renovated their cafeteria to serve more students more efficiently. ...
Skiatook Middle School
Skiatook Middle Schools were looking for a serving lineup that would provide eye-catching appeal using the school colors and highlighting its mascot. ...
Sanford Healthcare Center
The facility had three brand new areas and I wanted to add décor pieces to compliment them. –Lisa Gibson, Food Service Director ...
Stony Brook School, NY
Stony Brook had recently constructed a new building on campus. A new cafeteria was added in order to accommodate an increase in the student population. ...
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CASTLE HIGH SCHOOL/WARRICK COUNTY
Enrollment had increased and they had to decrease from four lunch periods to three. The only way they could accommodate the increase in students was to add additional serving lines. In the past, students could opt out of lunch. Since the changes, they have been able to capture the additional 200+ students as they are a closed campus.
