Portable paints and supplies storage and work enclosure
OwnerCory Reynoldsinventor
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Abstract
A portable enclosure utilized for storing and working with paints and paint related items comprises a lower housing having a bottom surface and a spill containing upper working surface. Included is an upper housing positioned above the lower housing. Casters are associated with the lower housing bottom surface and permit movement of the storage enclosure over a supporting surface. An exhaust fan is provided to vent harmful vapors away from the working surface and the housings.
Claims6
A portable paint and paint related items storage enclosure utilized by a painter, comprising:
- a) a lower housing having a bottom surface, an upper working surface, two opposing side panels, a front panel, and a back panel, wherein said lower housing contains a plurality of first compartments between said bottom surface and said upper working surface and means associated with said front panel and each of said two opposing side panels for accessing each of said plurality of first compartments;
- b) a continuous perimeter lip raised above and surrounding said working surface for containing liquid spills;
- c) an upper housing having two opposing side panels, a back panel, a top panel, and a front facing area holding at least one access door positioned above said lower housing, wherein said upper housing contains a plurality of second compartments;
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- d) means associated with said lower housing for permitting movement by the user of the storage enclosure over a supporting surface.
A portable paint and paint related items storage enclosure utilized by a painter, comprising:
- a) a lower housing having a bottom surface, an upper working surface, two opposing side panels, a front panel, and a back panel, wherein said lower housing contains a plurality of first compartments between said bottom surface and said upper working surface and means associated with said front panel and each of said two opposing side panels for accessing said plurality of first compartments;
- b) a continuous perimeter lip raised above and surrounding said working surface for containing liquid spills;
- c) an upper housing having two opposing side panels, a back panel, a top panel, and a front facing area holding at least one access door positioned above said lower housing, wherein said upper housing contains a plurality of second compartments;
- d) means associated with said lower housing for permitting movement by the user of the storage enclosure over a supporting surface;
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- e) means for associated with said upper housing for exhausting vapors when said access door is either closed or open.
A portable paint and paint related items storage enclosure utilized by a painter, comprising:
- a) a lower housing having a bottom surface, an upper working surface, two opposing side panels, a front panel, and a back panel, wherein said lower housing comprises:
- a plurality of first compartments between said bottom surface and said upper working surface and
- means associated with said front panel and each of said two opposing side panels for accessing said plurality of first compartments;
- b) a continuous perimeter lip raised above and surrounding said working surface for containing liquid spills;
- c) an upper housing having two opposing side panels, a back panel, a top panel, and a front facing area holding at least one access door positioned above said lower housing, wherein said upper housing contains a plurality of second compartments accessed by said access door, wherein said plurality of second compartments comprise:
- means for storing paint spray containers;
- means for storing paint spray guns or handles;
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- means for storing different sized bottles;
- d) a hood, fan, and ducting combination associated with said upper housing for exhausting vapors when said access door is either closed or open;
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- e) means associated with said lower housing for permitting movement by the user of the storage enclosure over a supporting surface.
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