Reese Portable Tool Shed – Multi-Use Portable Shelter Or Storage Facility

Invention Submission Corporation announces that one of its clients, an inventor from Farmington Hills, Mich., has designed a portable shed or shelter which, unlike permanent structures, may be relocated without difficulty. A prototype exists.

Although it could be used in many applications, the REESE PORTABLE SHED would serve primarily as a backyard tool shed, shelter or enclosure for a portable toilet. The device would give protection from sun, wind, rain and snow, and it would have a sturdy framework for durability and strength. The lightweight, collapsible design would allow the REESE PORTABLE SHED to be transported easily whenever a household or business moves.

The REESE PORTABLE SHED may be welcomed especially by building contractors, archaeologists, flea market vendors, sponsors of county fairs and other events or anyone else who needs a portable structure. This item would offer a cost-effective and practical solution to building permanent structures, and it could be stored in a compact, out-of-the-way manner between uses. Designed to be assembled easily in minutes without tools, the REESE PORTABLE SHED could be produced in larger versions and in smaller models, including a birdhouse.

The inventor said, "The idea was originated by noticing permanent storage facilities that had to be left behind because they could not be disassembled."

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