Olive Carrying Case for a 10-Shot Drinks Dispenser

A case for the corresponding dispenser version

This bag-style case is designed for a drinks dispenser configured with positions for 10 shot glasses. It places the unit inside an enclosed rectangular compartment and keeps it separate from tableware and other accessories during storage or carrying. The olive body is paired with black handles, the main compartment closes with a zip, and a flat exterior pocket is fitted across the front panel. This is a standalone accessory: the dispenser, shot glasses, hose, cable, power source, and other items are not included.

Bag construction

• Intended version: the corresponding drinks dispenser with 10 shot-glass positions.
• Shape: a rectangular body following the general format of the compatible unit.
• Carrying arrangement: two black handles meet above the central section of the bag.
• Closure: the zip runs around the upper and side sections of the main compartment, opening it for insertion of the dispenser.
• Exterior compartment: a flat pocket covers much of the front panel and accommodates compact, lightweight items.

Points to check when selecting the case

The “10-shot” designation identifies the compatible dispenser configuration; it does not describe the case as a separate bag for ten loose glasses. The case is intended for the corresponding rectangular dispenser body. It should not be treated as a universal option for every unit with ten positions: a different body shape, arrangement of projecting components, or overall construction may prevent the compartment from closing correctly.

The main compartment is reserved for the dispenser body. Before the unit is inserted, loose components need to be arranged so that they do not extend beyond the bag’s outline or enter the zip path. The zip should move freely without tension and without trapping the hose or another component. Both handles are used together when carrying the bag; this matches their paired layout and helps keep the rectangular body level.

Using the exterior pocket

The front pocket is suitable for an instruction leaflet, folded cloth, or another flat and lightweight item without sharp edges. Bulky or rigid objects are unsuitable because protruding contents distort the pocket’s flat profile and may press against the dispenser inside. No separate sections are visible within the pocket, so very small articles are better kept together rather than allowed to move across its full width.

The bag construction encloses the unit and keeps its storage arrangement organised, but it does not perform the role of a rigid impact case. Heavy objects should not be placed on top, and the two handles should not be used separately. Once the main compartment is empty, the zip can be closed without force so the bag retains its rectangular form for its next use.