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| International Hotel/Motel & Restaurant Show The 91st edition of the International Hotel/Motel & Restaurant Show (IH/M&RS) promises to deliver a wide array of both creative and practical new products for the thriving hospitality industry, November 11-14, 2006, at New York City's Jacob K. Javits Convention Center. From gourmet teas and unique buffet tables, to advanced mini bar systems and self-washing floor technology, the 2006 IH/M&RS will feature new innovations for every segment of the industry. With flat panel televisions becoming a must-have hotel room feature, Peerless Industries will introduce its Flat Panel Wall Mount at the upcoming IH/M&RS. The ultra-slim 2-inch wall plate fully conceals hardware and cables when retracted, and extends more than 10 inches with a 45 degree swivel for precision alignment. In addition, Peerless Industries will feature its new Furniture-top Security Mount, a device that allows up to 60 degrees of swivel for viewing flat panel televisions from multiple angles. Also new for the lodging industry is Smartcube by Minibar Systems, an advanced mini bar system featuring a modular design that accommodates 32 items, smart infrared sensing technology, easy one-click button software, and eco-friendly construction that complies with international environmental material standards. In addition, Smartcube's aesthetic appeal includes a wave or straight glass door option and a blue crystal LED lighting package. Serving a practical industry need, Sani-Floor will debut its unique self-cleaning, stainless steel floor system designed and constructed for restaurant kitchen and bar areas where slippery, greasy and wet floors are a common problem. Southern Aluminum maintains its focus on enhancing buffet and food display areas with the introduction of Swirl Tables. Catering primarily to the restaurant industry, Adagio Teas will feature its new Anteadote RTD Tea, which combines the convenience of bottled tea with the sophisticated taste of its gourmet full-leaf blends. With minimal ingredients of water, tea leaves and vitamin C, patrons will experience fresh-brewed flavor with health benefits. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Exhibition News :: home page |