Paint roller tray for placing on a paint container
OwnerRudolphus Johannes Maria Cornelisseninventor
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Abstract
A paint roller tray is made from one piece of plastic and has a rectangular bottom with a raised edge, which edge stops along one side. The paint roller tray, furthermore, has two flexible arms, one on each side of the place where the raised edge stops. Each arm is provided with a means of coupling made up of two flexible hooks for coupling the paint roller tray to a paint tin. When the paint roller tray is on the paint tin, the side where the raised edge stops is situated above an opening in the top of the paint tin. Here, the hooks grip the rim of the paint tin.
Claims20
A paint roller tray for placing on a paint container, in particular a paint tin or paint bucket, the paint roller tray comprising:
- a bottom having a raised edge running along at least a part of its periphery, which stops at a point, above an opening situated in the top of the paint container when the paint roller tray is placed on a paint container;
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- a means of coupling the paint roller tray to a paint container, in such a way that it can also be detached, especially to the rim of an opening in the paint container, characterized in that the paint roller tray comprises at least one flexible arm, on which the means of coupling is situated at or near the free end of the arm.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.