Assessment

Powerful Cleanup. Remarkably Simple Routine.

CinemaSweep is an integrated debris collection network designed specifically for rows of theater seats. The equipment does the transporting; your staff handles one short, intuitive sweep.

The four stages

  1. Positioned pickup

    Discreet intakes fit beneath or directly behind fixed seats. Depending on the seating layout, ports may serve individual seats or paired positions.

  2. Row-focused suction

    An operator selects a row or cleaning section; controlled gates direct airflow to that zone instead of pulling on the whole auditorium at once.

  3. Concealed transport

    Debris moves through smooth, serviceable under-row manifolds and trunk ducts toward the collection equipment.

  4. Remote collection

    A cyclone separator and bin capture the bulk debris, keeping routine waste disposal outside the audience seating area.

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.
Seat to collector in one view. 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 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.
A whole auditorium on one collection system. 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.

Retrofit or new construction

  • Retrofit

    Shallow covered manifolds and under-seat hardware are selected to avoid normal walking areas, seat anchors and recliner travel.

  • New construction

    Risers or floor channels can accommodate integrated routes where engineered in advance.

Safety and operational considerations

Specify protected intakes and recoverable lost-item screening; row access panels; safe fire/electrical material selections; low-profile covers; blower isolation; interlocked service points; emergency stop; and no encroachment into required aisles, accessibility clearances or egress pathways. All installations require venue-specific engineering and applicable code review.

What the system is not

CinemaSweep is not a replacement for collecting drink cups or large trash, mopping spills, removing adhered candy, or performing periodic deep cleaning. It is designed to accelerate routine capture of loose dry debris.

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.

Sweep toward the intakeStaff push loose debris to the open intake beneath the seat.
Seat to collectorIntake, concealed duct and the central vacuum with its bin.
A whole auditoriumRow ducts run under the floor to one equipment room.
Before and afterThe “up to 60%” figure is a development target, not a result.
Arena seatingThe same idea for large venues, subject to site engineering.
Concert venueA flush slot at the wall base feeds concealed ducting.
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.
Sweep toward the intakeStaff push loose debris to the open intake beneath the seat.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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