Leveling roof work tray

Abstract

A portable work tray designed to receive objects therein whereby the tray has a leveling assembly operatively connected thereto to allow the tray to be placed in a generally level manner upon engagement with a sloped surface. The tray includes four walls and a bottom with a pair of pivot arms oppositely mounted along two of the walls. Intermediately mounted to the pivot arms distal to walls is a support arm. The support arm has substantially disposed thereon a coating and / or a serrated edge to prevent the tray from traversing down the sloped surface.

Description

FIELD OF THE INVENTION [0001] The present invention relates to a work tray apparatus, and more specifically, but not by a work of limitation, to a work tray adaptable to be configured to a plurality of sloped surfaces such as but not limited to roofs. The work tray includes a mechanism which allows the work tray to be oriented in a substantially level manner so as to facilitate retention of the items placed therein while the work tray is engaged with the sloped surface. BACKGROUND [0002] Individuals and / or professionals routinely find it necessary to engage in a repair or other similar task that requires working on a sloped surface, such as on the rooftop of a house. Facilitating the repairs of water leaks or painting are just a few of the many tasks that require an individual to work from the rooftop of a house. [0003] One problem with performing repairs or painting from a sloped surface such as a rooftop is that the required tools such as but not limited to wrenches, brushes and p...

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Benefits of technology

[0007] It is another object of the present invention to provide a container that can adjust to a plurality of sloped surfaces and maintain the container in a level position.

[0009] It is a further object of the present invention to provide a container that can be adjusted to provide a level working surface while engaged with a sloped surface that is lightweight and inexpensive.

Problems solved by technology

One problem with performing repairs or painting from a sloped surface such as a rooftop is that the required tools such as but not limited to wrenches, brushes and paint cans slide down and fall to the ground when placed on the sloped surface.

Another problem specifically relates to painting surfaces while positioned from or working on a rooftop.

Paint containers that are full of paint can not be placed on the roof as the container will either slide down the roof and fall to the ground or the container will lose some of the paint contained therein as placing the container on a sloped surface causes the paint to spill from the container.

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