The present invention relates to a recreation supplies container. The container comprises a body having a substantially triangular cross section defined by a first surface, a second surface, an inclined surface, a first flat surface adjoining operative top ends of the first surface and the inclined surface, and a second flat surface adjoining an operative bottom end of the inclined surface and a free end of the second surface; a first plurality of cavities is configured on the inclined surface, wherein the first plurality of cavities have a rectangular configuration; a second plurality of cavities is configured on the first flat surface, wherein the second plurality of cavities have a circular cross section; a working platform provided within the second flat surface, wherein the working platform is drawn out in an operational configuration thereof; a storage space defined by the surfaces of the body.

An art supply storage rack stores and organizes paint tubes and paintbrushes The rack comprises a plurality of vertical supports, lower middle and upper horizontal members each have a plurality of spaced openings. A base member includes a plurality of spaced retaining slots and is positioned vertically spaced apart from and beneath the lower horizontal member. The base member and the respective lower, middle and upper horizontal members are connected to the vertical supports and define a frame. The respective horizontal members are vertically spaced and offset from each other in stepped fashion such that the openings overlie the respective retaining slots in the base member to define a paint tube holding shaft. The respective paint tube shafts are adapted to hold paint tubes. Other openings hold paintbrushes.

The home repair system includes a storage container having internal compartmental divisions, the storage container includes a hinged top cover, a bottom, four walls, internal organizers, a handle, a hinge, a lock. The storage container provides organized secured storage of a minor home repair kit including hand tools and repair materials for in-the-field or out-of-the-workshop use.

A resealable wet or dry application roller container, with optional disposable insert liner, for the sealed storage and transportation of a wet or dry application roller, either by itself, or while remaining attached to the application roller frame, and after rolling off any excess paint from a wet application roller, and being sealed within container, with, or without, optional disposable insert liner, does not leak regardless of orientation.

Paint brush holsters and liners are described.

A paint tray includes a paint tray having a paint receptacle and a roller area, with two paint troughs positioned adjacent the sides of the roller area. The troughs are slanted such that the troughs are in fluid communication with the paint receptacle. A tool receptacle is positioned in the at least one of the troughs for holding a paint tool away from, but adjacent to, the paint receptacle and the roller area.

Disclosed are various embodiments of a pouch hanger that have be hanged from a utility bucket or other suitable support structures. One or more pouches can be suspended from the pouch hanger. The pouch hanger includes an arcuate member and an elevated hanger that extends from the arcuate member. A support tab extends from a recessed portion of the pouch hanger. The recessed portion extends from the elevated hanger. A top portion of the support tab is in a plane above the arcuate member. The elevated hanger forms a slot between the arcuate member and the recess portion adjacent to the support tab.

A paint tray and paint tray liner include a paint tray housing having a receptacle for holding paint and/or a paint liner. The housing has an upper edge that surrounds at least a first side and a second side of the perimeter of the housing. The upper edge has an edge defining a gripping portion that coincides with an approximate location of a center of gravity of a paint load in the paint tray. A tool holder is positioned on a side of the paint tray for holding a tool adjacent the receptacle for holding paint. The paint tray liner is for seating in the paint tray in close relation to the shape and size thereof.

A ladder tool tray with separable paint bucket. The tool tray comprises a first section as a tool organizer and a second section for paint bucket. The second section is removably attached to the first section. The first section comprises a plurality of storage compartments and a lockdown element for securing the first section to the top of a ladder. The second section is a paint bucket with integrated hook to hold paint roller above the paint within the paint bucket.

Packaging for protecting a brush comprises a box and a brush. The brush has bristles forming a particular shape, and the box defines a nose with a corresponding shape for accommodating the bristles without bending or impacting the bristles, whereby the brush holds its form while packaged. The brush preferably is an angular brush. The box includes a lid by which the brush is secured, with a handle of the brush extending through an opening in the lid.