A tool chest may include a base portion, two opposing sidewalls and a foldable lid. The sidewalls extend substantially parallel to each other on opposite sides of the base portion to define a tool repository between the sidewalls. The lid has a closed position covering a top of the tool chest and at least a part of a front of the tool chest, and an open position in which both the top of the tool chest and the part of the front of the tool chest are open to provide access to the tool repository. The lid comprises a top section, an overhang portion and a front section. The top section is rigidly attached to the overhang portion such that the overhang portion extends perpendicular to the top section. The front section is hingedly attached to the overhang portion such that the front section extends substantially parallel to the overhang portion in the closed position and substantially perpendicular to the overhang portion in the open position. A hanger space is formed between the front portion and the top portion when the lid is in the open position.

A storage hutch assembly 10 including a plurality of dissimilar assemblies, such as a power tool holder assembly 120, which may be selectively and operatively deployed within the hutch assembly 10 upon a contained shelf 30 and/or upon a storage cart, such a cart 50, and/or upon a surface such as surface 25 contained within the storage hutch assembly 10.

A structure of tool head bearing-seat, comprising: a main-body; a bearing space defined in the main-body; an opening formed on the main-body and communicated with the bearing space; an elastic position-limiting portion set at one side of the bearing space; at least one first connecting-portion and third connecting-portion with corresponding shape; and at least one second connecting-portion and fourth connecting-portion with corresponding shape respectively set at the sides of the first connecting-portion and the third connecting-portion. The user can place the tool head in the bearing space through the opening and limit the tool head position through the elastic position-limiting portion to prevent the tool head from falling out. When the main-bodies are connected to each other, the first connecting-portion and the second-connecting portion can be connected to the third-connecting portion and the fourth-connecting portion; therefore the main-bodies can be connected to each other rather stably and firmly.

Provided are container assemblies, including at least two containers detachably attached to one another by locking arrangements.

In an embodiment, an apparatus for storing articles includes: a frame; mount structures adjustably connectable to the frame so as to enable a height adjustment thereof on the frame; containers releasably connectable to the mount structures, thus enabling a height adjustment of each of the containers; and releasable connections between respective ones of the containers and the mount structures. Each of the releasable connections (between a container of the containers and a mount structure of the mount structures) is configured to enable the container to be releasably connected to the mount structure, where the releasable connection couples the container with the mount structure along a sidewall of the container.

The present disclosure concerns a coupling mechanism for detachably attaching two or more utility modules to one another, utility assembles, mobile carriers and other attachable modules and articles.

A modular storage case enabling a user to effectively store and deploy a variety of tools and expendable materials has a case body, a primary storage compartment, a first panel, a second panel, an offset hinge, at least one latch, and a base. The case body provides a rigid structure suitable for protecting the contents of the present invention. Accordingly, the primary storage compartment provides space within the case body including configurable structures for cargo retention. The first panel and the second panel define closures for the primary storage compartment linked by an offset hinge between the first and second panel, and a hinged fixation to the case body opposite the latch. In one configuration, a user may deploy the first and second panel into a cantilever wherein the second panel will engage to a base fixed to the case body to present a horizontal working surface.

The present disclosure concerns a coupling mechanism for detachably attaching two or more utility modules to one another, utility assembles, mobile carriers and other attachable modules and articles.

The present disclosure concerns a coupling mechanism for detachably attaching two or more utility modules to one another, utility assembles, mobile carriers and other attachable modules and articles.

A storage hutch assembly 10 including a plurality of dissimilar assemblies, such as a power tool holder assembly 120, which may be selectively and operatively deployed within the hutch assembly 10 upon a contained shelf 30 and/or upon a storage cart, such a cart 50, and/or upon a surface such as surface 25 contained within the storage hutch assembly 10.