Combined pack for storing tools and apron
OwnerHsiao-feng Maiinventor
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Abstract
A combined pack for storing tools and apron is disclosed. It comprises a hand held outer layer, an apron inner layer, and at least one tool box. The first connecting portions and the second connecting portions are disposed on the hand held outer layer. The third connecting portions and the fourth connecting portions are disposed on the apron inner layer. So, the hand held outer layer, apron inner layer and the tool box (or two of them) can be combined together as one single pack. It not only is easy to carry, but also can save space. In addition, it is suitable to store unpacked tools, thinner tool box(s) or a thicker tool box. This invention's application scope is wide.
Claims5
A combined pack for storing tools and apron comprising:
- a hand held outer layer having a central rectangular section, a pair of foldable covering sections extending from said central rectangular section and a pair of first connecting portions, a handle being disposed on an outer surface of said central rectangular section, each of said covering sections having a second connecting portion which is approximately centrally located in an inner surface of said covering section, said covering sections having a pair of fastening straps for securing said hand held outer layer;
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- an apron inner layer being foldable, said apron inner layer being unfolded into an apron for a user to wear on, said apron inner layer having a neck strap, two waist straps, a main apron portion and two lateral apron portions extending from a left side and right side of said main apron portion, said lateral apron portions being folded inside on an inner surface of said main apron portion, an outer surface of said main apron portion being divided into a central area and several foldable portions, two sides of said central area being disposed with a pair of third connecting portions corresponding to said first connecting portions, said foldable portions having several fourth connecting portions securely connected to said second connecting portions.
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