US20140374458A1

US20140374458A1 - Painters Belt

Info

Publication number: US20140374458A1
Application number: US13/924,200
Authority: US
Inventors: Mark William Roberts; Gary Scot Roberts
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2013-06-21
Filing date: 2013-06-21
Publication date: 2014-12-25

Abstract

The painters belt provides the carriage of a painters masking machine, masking tape, caulking gun and a variety of additional tools and equipment likely to be needed by a painter. The belt has an apron that hangs on the side of the painter for east access of painters tools. In the middle of the apron, is a large pocket with a smaller zippered pocket for small objects attached to it. Below the zippered pocket in the middle of the apron is a tubular holder made of the carrying of a painters masking machine. To the right of the zippered pocket is a bent designee to carry multiple rolls of painters masking tape. There is a webbed holder on each side of the masking machine holder. The webbed belt has a tubular holder that slides around fastened by 2 D rings that will slide the caulking gun holder.

The Painters belt is constructed from #8 duct canvas material, natural canvas color.

The apron is secured to the webbing belt by sewing material. The painters bolt has a male and female belt buckle made of black plastic and adjusts to fit with sliders also made of plastic.

There are 1 rivet on each of the 4 corners of the apron.

Description

BACKGROUND OF INVENTION

Professional painters in construction and maintenance fields spend a great deal of time on ladders and scaffolds in order to reach higher levels of structures being painted.
As a result most of the required tools are on the ground or in the truck since there are not a place to put these tools. Many ladder (particularly extension ladders) do not have a place to put tools. Even in the case of scaffolding, the supplies (brushes, scrapers, masking machines etc.) will be placed at foot level, which necessitates a great deal of bending and lost time for the painter as he/she trades off one tool for another. Invariably, a painter finds some areas of loose paint or debris which must be scraped, brushed, or dusted away while involved in the painting process, even if such preparatory work was undertaken earlier. If the tools for such work are on the ground or otherwise inconveniently located, further time is lost gathering the proper tools.
The need arises for a painters belt that is capable of carrying a painters masking machine, masking tape, caulking gun and a variety of other painting tools. The painters belt should be easily adjustable for differently sized persons and should fit conveniently on the waist.

Claims

I claim:

1. The Painters Belt provides for carriage of painters tools and accessories, said painters belt comprising of an apron that hangs on the side of the painters waist made of #8 cotton duct canvas secured to a 2″ natural scuba webbed bolt with a male and female CUB 2″ buckle with adjustable tri gliders for custom fit of individual varying in size. A tubular enclosed canvas pouch is attached to the apron for the carrying of a painters masking machine. A curved angled wire is attached to the apron by rivets that holds multiple rolls of painters masking tape. A circular tube with 2 black triglide D rings attached to the 2″ webbed belt for sliding the caulking gun holder out of the way when not in use. There is a zippered pocket attached to the apron for small objects and a larger pocket for other painting items. The two webbed holders is also attached to the apron for additional painting tools.