Assessment

Stop CleaningUnder Every Seat.

CinemaSweep turns the hardest part of theater cleanup into a simple sweep-and-suction process. Low-profile intakes beneath the seats pull popcorn, candy and everyday dry debris into a centralized collection system—helping your team reset auditoriums faster.

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Designed for fixed-seat and luxury-recliner theaters. Retrofit and new-construction configurations.

  1. SweepStaff push loose debris toward the intake.
  2. SuctionThe selected row runs a short cycle.
  3. ReadyThe row is set for the next guests.

The problem hiding under every row

The Movie Ends. The Cleanup Clock Starts.

Popcorn is under the recliners. Candy and wrappers are tucked around seat bases. Tight rows make every pass harder. Your crew has minutes to get the auditorium ready for the next guests—and conventional cleaning tools make the most awkward spaces the most labor-intensive.

  • Time

    Every extra minute cleaning one auditorium compounds across daily showings.

  • Labor

    Manual sweeping, reaching and vacuuming take attention away from the next reset.

  • Debris

    Hidden snack waste can remain under seats after the obvious mess is gone.

  • Experience

    A clean room sets the stage before the next movie even begins.

A split view of a cinema aisle. Before: popcorn and candy lie under the seats. After: the floor is clear. A stopwatch in the middle reads 'up to 60% less cleaning time', a development target.
Concept illustrations of the proposed system, not photographs of an installed site. Figures printed inside an image, such as “up to 60%”, are development targets, not measured results.

Simple by design

Sweep It Back. CinemaSweep Takes It Away.

CinemaSweep puts the pickup point where theater debris naturally ends up: beneath or immediately behind the seats. Crew members push loose debris toward the low-profile intake. Selected row zones activate, transporting waste through concealed ductwork to a remote collector. No dragging a canister down the row. No need to move the seats.

  1. SweepPush loose debris toward the intake.
  2. ActivateRun the selected row or section for a short suction cycle.
  3. ResetEmpty a central collection bin on the maintenance schedule.

One simple cleaning motion. A purpose-built system behind it.

A worker pushes popcorn and candy along the floor toward an open intake beneath a row of black leather recliners, with airflow arrows curving into the intake.
Staff sweep loose debris to the open intake beneath the seat. Concept illustration of the proposed system, not a photograph of an installed site.

More than a cleaner floor

Give Your Team Back Their Time.

  • Faster turnarounds

    Reduce repetitive passes under seating and help rooms get guest-ready sooner.

  • Better use of payroll

    Potentially decrease cleaning labor-hours per auditorium; measure real savings with a pilot.

  • Less hidden debris

    Capture loose popcorn and common dry snack debris at the source.

  • No seat movement

    Designed around anchored seating and existing recliner footprints.

  • Centralized waste

    Collect debris remotely instead of repeatedly carrying it out by hand.

  • Built to fit

    Configurations for retrofits, new builds, stadium risers and different row layouts.

Put your own numbers to work

What Could Faster Cleaning Be Worth?

Every location runs differently. Enter your current cleaning time, labor rate, showings and the improvement you want to evaluate. CinemaSweep estimates potential labor-hour and payroll savings—clearly separating assumptions from measured performance.

Calculate My Potential Savings

Illustrative estimates only. Actual results depend on seating, debris levels, workflow, site configuration and pilot measurements.

You enter

  • Auditoriums
  • Resets per auditorium per day
  • Current cleaning minutes per reset
  • Staff actively cleaning per reset
  • Loaded labor cost per staff hour
  • Operating days per year
  • Assumed time reduction

You get

  • Baseline annual cleaning labor-hours
  • Labor-hours potentially saved
  • Estimated labor-capacity value
  • Minutes potentially saved per reset

An estimate from your own assumptions. Not a pilot result.

The technology behind the simplicity

Built In. Out of the Way. Ready Between Shows.

Under-seat ports connect to modular row manifolds. Zoned suction concentrates airflow where staff are cleaning. A remotely positioned vacuum and cyclone separator send debris to an easy-service collection bin. Service access, safety interlocks and lost-item recovery features are part of the design.

  • Low-profile intake
  • Row-by-row suction
  • Remote collector
  • Serviceable manifolds
  • Lost-item access
  • Retrofit-ready layouts
Explore the System
A cutaway of a recliner row. Debris is swept into an open intake under the seat, travels through a concealed duct beneath the floor and reaches a central vacuum with a collection bin.
From the under-seat intake, through a concealed duct, to a central vacuum and bin. Concept illustrations of the proposed system, not photographs of an installed site. Figures printed inside an image, such as “up to 60%”, are development targets, not measured results.

A Smarter Fit for More Than One Seating Layout.

  • A worker pushes popcorn and candy along the floor toward an open intake beneath a row of black leather recliners, with airflow arrows curving into the intake.

    Luxury Recliner Cinemas

    Under-seat intake options positioned to work around premium seat bases.

  • A cinema auditorium with red accent lighting and a cutaway: under-seat intakes, a concealed row collection duct, and a main vacuum system with a central collection bin in an equipment room.

    Traditional Auditoriums

    Shared or individual port arrangements for fixed theater seating.

  • A cutaway of a recliner row. Debris is swept into an open intake under the seat, travels through a concealed duct beneath the floor and reaches a central vacuum with a collection bin.

    New Construction

    Integrate debris collection channels into risers or flooring during the build.

  • A cleaner sweeps popcorn and cups toward the open base of arena seating. An inset shows the intake, concealed duct and a central vacuum unit.

    Stadiums & Performance Venues

    Adaptable debris infrastructure for other high-capacity row-seating environments, subject to site-specific engineering.

Concept illustrations of the proposed system, not photographs of an installed site. Figures printed inside an image, such as “up to 60%”, are development targets, not measured results.

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Start with one row

Prove the Value Before You Scale.

We believe performance should be measured, not guessed. Start with a site review and a limited-row pilot. Compare existing cleaning time against a CinemaSweep-assisted reset, check debris pickup and noise, and use the results to design a practical auditorium rollout.

  1. Review your theater layout.

  2. Design the pilot zone.

  3. Measure cleanup performance.

  4. Evaluate a full installation.

Discuss a Pilot

Your Next Showing Shouldn’t Be Held Up by the Last One.

Discover how an under-seat cleaning system could simplify daily auditorium resets and change the economics of your cleaning workflow.

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Tell us about your auditorium. We’ll start with a practical discussion of fit, installation and measurable outcomes.

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