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The invention is a utility tray assembly that is capable of being mounted on a support member of a ladder, such as a shelf or a step. The assembly includes a tray having parallel side walls, parallel end walls disposed normal to the side walls, and a bottom defining a plane and disposed normal to th

The invention is a utility tray assembly that is capable of being mounted on a support member of a ladder, such as a shelf or a step. The assembly includes a tray having parallel side walls, parallel end walls disposed normal to the side walls, and a bottom defining a plane and disposed normal to the side walls and the end walls. The end walls have slots therein extending in a direction parallel to the plane of the bottom. The assembly further includes a strap having a body portion and opposing end portions. Each of the end portions includes a slot extending in a direction parallel with the longitudinal axis of the strap. A fastener is associated with each end wall and is insertable through the slots in the end wall and the strap for securing the end portions of the strap to the tray end walls in such a manner that the support member of the ladder is captured between the body portion of the strap and the undersurface of the tray bottom.

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[ What I claim is:] [1.] A utility tray assembly capable of being mounted on a support member of a ladder, such as a shelf or step, comprising:a tray including parallel side walls, parallel end walls disposed normal to said side walls, and a bottom defining a plane and disposed normal to said side w

[ What I claim is:] [1.] A utility tray assembly capable of being mounted on a support member of a ladder, such as a shelf or step, comprising:a tray including parallel side walls, parallel end walls disposed normal to said side walls, and a bottom defining a plane and disposed normal to said side walls and said end walls, each of said end walls having a first slot therein extending in a direction parallel to the plane of said tray bottom, said tray bottom having an undersurface;a strap having a body portion and opposing end portions situated along a longitudinal axis, each of said end portions including a slot therein extending in a direction parallel with said longitudinal axis of said strap, anda fastener associated with each of said end walls and insertable through said slots in said end walls and said strap for securing said end portions of said strap to said tray end walls in such a manner that the support member of said ladder is captured between the body portion of said strap and said undersurface of said tray bottom.