An accessory holder is used with a paint tray assembly including a paint tray and a tray carrier releasably attached to the paint tray which includes a post extending upwardly from a base that is releasably clipped onto one end of the paint tray. The accessory holder has a first clip portion adapted to be releasably clamped resiliently and frictionally onto the post of the carrier, and a second clip portion adapted to releasably clamp a painting extension pole therein resiliently and frictionally therein.

An attachable paintbrush holder device is provided. The device is comprised of a back plate and at least one side wall that forms an interior space with the back plate. The device is intended to allow a user to store a paintbrush on their person via their belt by attaching a belt through the back plate via two openings in the back plate or a fastener. Then, a user can place a paintbrush into the interior space when not in use.

An artists' brush storage and protection device includes a storage unit having a plurality of storage compartments, each of the storage compartments including a cover with a paint well below the cover, the paint well defined in part by upstanding walls, an exterior one of the upstanding walls defining a recess with a resilient sealing member disposed therein. Each of the covers may be opened permitting access to the paint well or closed against the upstanding walls of the paint well and the sealing member. The storage unit may further include drawer slides and a palette slidable on the drawer slides relative to the storage unit to reveal or conceal the palette. When bristles of a paint brush are placed in the paint well, its handle rests upon the resilient sealing member which compresses around the handle when the cover is closed to provide a substantially air-tight seal.

Embodiments herein are directed to a holding apparatus for a paint tray. The holding apparatus for the paint tray includes a trough and a body member. The body member includes an attachment structure attached to the body member, a first retaining member extending from the body member, and a second retaining member extending from the body member. The attachment structure grasping a wall of the paint tray, wherein the body member is positioned within a volume of the paint tray. The first retaining member positioned above the volume of the paint tray in a vertical direction. The second retaining member positioned above the trough in the vertical direction. The trough is releasably coupled to the body member and the trough is positioned outboard of the volume of the paint tray.

The present disclosure relates to a docking station including a measuring device dock and a leveler. The docking station is suitable for use with container of multiple sizes and shapes. In certain embodiments, the docking station includes a flex prong for securing the docking station to the interior surface of a suitable container.

A paint-pot/kettle includes a manually detachable/attachable multi-use tool-handle. The paint-pot/kettle holds substances, such as paint, for the use with a brush and/or mini-roller. The paint-pot/kettle includes: angled/magnetized brush-rest, wiping-blade, mini-roller-glide, mini-roller-holder, belt-clip/loops, removable/replaceable plastic pot-liners to line the internal of the paint-pot/kettle, ergonomically-designed plastic handle (referred to as the multi-use tool-handle), and male component of the manual-locking system to attach/detach the multi-use tool-handle from the paint-pot/kettle. The multi-use tool-handle has multi-use functions including: mallet to close paint tins, paint tin openers, mini-roller cleaning-aid, shark-tooth brush cleaning-aid, scraping blade, beer bottle opener, female component of the female-to-male locking-system designed to attach the multi-use tool-handle to pot/kettle.

A combination of a paint bucket of traditional size with a paint bucket grid and paint roller with a roller cover attached is described wherein the grid and the paint roller can be stored in the bucket without the handle extending above the brim of the bucket and the roller cover not touching a shallow pool of liquid paint in the bottom of a cavity of the bucket.

An artists' brush storage and protection device includes a storage unit having a plurality of storage compartments, each of the storage compartments including a cover with a paint well below the cover, the paint well defined in part by upstanding walls, an exterior one of the upstanding walls defining a recess with a resilient sealing member disposed therein. Each of the covers may be opened permitting access to the paint well or closed against the upstanding walls of the paint well and the sealing member. The storage unit may further include drawer slides and a palette slidable on the drawer slides relative to the storage unit to reveal or conceal the palette. When bristles of a paint brush are placed in the paint well, its handle rests upon the resilient sealing member which compresses around the handle when the cover is closed to provide a substantially air-tight seal.

A mobile and height adjustable bucket system (1) for decorative or protective liquids such as paints and the like made up of a bucket (2) detachably mounted on a height adjustable stand (3) and a toolbox (4) for holding tools which can be attached to the bucket (2), the stand (3) being adjustable as required by a user using a telescopic pole (17) to position the bucket (2) at a desired working height.

A system and method is provided whereby a mounting is configured for attachment to a paintbrush, wherein the paintbrush has a first end having bristles and a second end bristle free, a hanger having a first end is attached to said mounting cap and a second end having a hanging system for hanging said brush, and a support is configured for receiving said hanging system.