The system relies on a heavy-duty fastening mechanism that allows users to swap pouches based on the specific requirements of a project or workday. By offering a scalable design, the inventors intend to cater to diverse demographics, ranging from private sector contractors and gardeners to military personnel and first responders. The proposed configurations include integrated lumbar support, aiming to meet both user comfort needs and OSHA safety compliance standards.
Midlothian Contractors Design Modular Utility Belt for Trade Work
A Midlothian, Virginia-based duo has developed the Build a Belt, a modular utility system designed to replace standard tool belts with customizable, task-specific pouches. Aimed at construction workers and hobbyists alike, the prototype addresses long-standing complaints about tool accessibility and organization in professional trade environments.
InventHelp is currently managing the licensing and sale of the design, which was processed through the firm's Richmond office under reference number RKH-986. The inventors are now seeking manufacturing partners to bring the product to market at various price points, depending on the intended professional or consumer application.
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