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your kind of space.

A break room isn't a waiting room, and a warehouse isn't an apartment clubhouse. Each of these covers who's buying, which format fits, where equipment goes and what to tell us — written for the person who has to make the decision.

Apartment communities

Where a cooler goes in a community with a clubhouse, laundry room or pool house — and what residents actually buy at 11pm.

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Warehouses & distribution

Break throughput, night shift demand, and why one machine can't serve 150 people in a fifteen-minute window.

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Hospitals & healthcare

Night shift, waiting rooms and the hours after the cafeteria closes — where healthcare vending earns its place.

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Shared offices & coworking

Unstaffed hours, member expectations, and running refreshments without turning your front desk into a shop.

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Manufacturing

Continuous operations, hot floors and three shifts — the strongest case for on-site refreshments in Waco.

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Senior living & nursing

Three shifts of staff, visiting families and residents — a round-the-clock audience most vendors overlook.

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Gyms & fitness

Post-workout demand, cold storage without running a cooler yourself, and 24-hour access members expect.

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Auto shops & waiting rooms

Two audiences at once: technicians who buy daily, and customers stuck waiting an hour with nothing to do.

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Laundromats & car washes

Long dwell times, hot work and unattended sites — where equipment has to run itself.

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Hotels & lodging

Late arrivals, guests without a car, and the hours after your front desk stops selling anything.

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Not sure which one fits?

Most places are a bit of everything. Tell us who moves through your property each day and we'll work it out with you.

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