cuando gastas $50
Great food deserves clean hands
Customers and employees shouldn’t have to touch those unclean door handles
Your customers want an exceptional dining experience. Now more than ever, that experience includes a hygienic environment. A restaurant that wants to appeal to patrons in this new world will take steps to minimize touch-points.
One of the most common and potentially germ-filled touch-points are door handles. Anytime customers use a door handle to open a restroom door or staff use one between the kitchen and dining room, they are at risk of sharing contagious germs and viruses.
The solution is the StepNpull hands-free, foot-operated door opener. Attach StepNpull on any door that needs to be pulled open to minimize the spread of germs on door handles.
In addition, StepNpull is a great tool to help your staff who may have their hands full while trying to open a door.
StepNpull is also durable enough to use on heavier exterior doors. Adjusting the doors weight is as simple as adjusting the door closers pressure to make it easier to open and close.
Ask us about custom colors and adding your logo to the StepNpull!
Franchise operators: Ask us about high-volume purchasing!
“Our servers use them quite a bit when they're coming in from the patio and their hands are full. The StepNpull makes it easy for them to open the door with their foot.”
-BIG WHISKEY'S
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