A tool hanger system (100) includes modular holder units (102) each composed in basic form of a magnetic base unit (104) configured with a back side to securely attach to an upright or vertical ferromagnetic surface. The holder units (102) also include selected tool adapters (106) that project from the front sides of the base units (104) to receive and hold a specific type and size of a mechanic's tool. The holder units (102) are configured to be connectable together in side-by-side relationship to each other to form the hanger system (100) of a desired length or capacity.

A magnetic tool holder includes a body having a bottom and side walls defining an elongate central channel, wherein the bottom defines a first plane and ends of the side walls define a second plane, wherein the body further includes side edges laterally extending from said side walls in the second plane, and outer side walls extending from the side edges back to the first plane; and at least one magnet in the elongate central channel, the at least one magnet having a tool securing surface positioned substantially coplanar with the second plane. The outer side walls configured in this manner greatly increase the magnetic flux in both planes or surfaces of the holder.

Various embodiments of a modular tool storage system include one or more storage devices. One embodiment has a support including a base defining a back surface, an opposing front surface, and one or more sidewalls extending from the front surface. The front surface and the one or more sidewalls defining a containment area. The support includes coupling devices, such as male couplers, to couple the support to other components within the modular storage system.

A tool rack includes a main body and a magnetic assembly. The main body includes a first face, at least one first clamping portion disposed at an end of the first face, and a receiving space disposed at another end of the first face and forming an opening. The magnetic assembly includes at least magnetic member arranged in the receiving space of the main body. A portion of a tool can be clamped by the first clamping portion, and another portion of the tool can be attached to the magnetic member via a magnetic force to prevent the tool detached from the tool rack due to vibration or swaying.

A tool hanger system (100) includes modular holder units (102) each composed in basic form of a magnetic base unit (104) configured with a back side to securely attach to an upright or vertical ferromagnetic surface. The holder units (102) also include selected tool adapters (106) that project from the front sides of the base units (104) to receive and hold a specific type and size of a mechanic's tool. The holder units (102) are configured to be connectable together in side-by-side relationship to each other to form the hanger system (100) of a desired length or capacity.

A tray used to support maintenance tools and service materials along an open bay in the side of a vehicle. The tray prevents these items from being damaged, or becoming foreign objects or debris that enter the open bay. The tray includes hanger assemblies that releasably attach the tray to bay door latches. Adjustable length standoffs connect the tray to the side of the vehicle to support and prevent swaying of the tray.

A dart storage rack to securely store darts when not in use. The dart storage rack includes a base member adapted to be secured to a wall, such that the base member is formed of four side walls, a top wall, and a bottom wall. The top wall contains one or more dart storage holes to accommodate a metal point of a the dart. The bottom wall contains one or more dart storage magnets to allow for a secondary storage of the darts.

Room darkening window curtain rod assemblies that include a curtain rod and two bracket assemblies, each including a removable magnetic finial are disclosed. Each bracket assembly includes a wraparound leg that extends perpendicularly from an axis of the curtain rod toward a wall or window frame upon which the assembly is installed. The removable finials allow a curtain to be drawn onto the wraparound leg of each bracket assembly from the curtain rod to provide curtain wraparound regions. The curtain wraparound regions reduce or prevent light from entering into a room, and allow the bracket assemblies to be hidden. Once the curtain is extended into the wraparound regions, the magnetic finials are magnetically attached to the bracket assemblies with portions of the curtain located therebetween.

A jewelry organizer device is disclosed that can function vertically or horizontally. The device comprises a base component with a recessed drawer and a plurality of cylinders that receive scrunchies, necklaces, bracelets, and other jewelry. Each cylinder includes magnetic sections that allow the cylinders to be pulled apart at various points along the cylinder and secured back together. When pulled apart, the cylinders allow the jewelry to be removed from the device without having to remove all the jewelry beside it. Instead, users can separate the magnetic cylinders by detaching the magnets and pulling off the desired jewelry piece, before repositioning the magnetic cylinders back together.

Various embodiments of a modular tool storage system including one or more shop storage device is provided. The devices include coupling devices, such as male couplers, to couple the device to other components within a modular storage system.