DE29806827U1 - CD calendar - Google Patents

Description

Description

Compact Disc. Calendar with or without clock

The CD calendar presented in the protection claim offers the possibility of using discarded and new CD covers in a calendar.

Any number of CD cases can be attached to one base.

The original booklets have been removed from some CD cases and replaced with calendar pages, advertising leaflets, pictures or photos.

The calendar can also be used to bring new CDs onto the market.

Calendar pages, advertising leaflets, photos and images are manufactured in such a way that they fit into the holders provided in the booklet or in the cover and can be replaced at any time.

You can also design the calendar pages and pictures yourself and put them in the covers.

By placing a clock on the CD calendar, the viewer can read the date and time at a glance, increasing the calendar's utility value.

Another advantage of this CD calendar is its reusability; the calendar pages are simply replaced the next year.

The calendar base can be printed with advertising for radio stations, etc. or additional advertising space can be attached.

Fig.l shows a calendar page (3).

Fig.2 shows an advertising leaflet (4) with a year. A variety of designs are possible.

Fig.3 shows a complete calendar with clock.

3 CD covers (1) are glued to the calendar base (2).

An original CD, a CD for calendar pages (3) and a CD for the year and advertising (4).

The calendar is suspended from a string to compensate for the balance.

Fig.4 shows the calendar from the side. The quartz movement (5) is inserted from behind with its pointer shaft through the hole (7). The movement is screwed to the central screw (8) and the dial (6) at the front. The hands are mounted.

A spacer (9) is used to hold the calendar with a cord and ensures an even distance from the wall.

Claims (3)

Protection claims 1. Compact Disc calendar with or without clock characterized, that a number of commercially available compact disc covers (1) are glued with their undersides to a solid calendar base (back wall 2). The base can be made of cardboard, plastic, wood or metal. The CD cases (Cover 1) can be opened from the front. The original inner pages (booklet) have been removed from this CD case and replaced by calendar pages (3) or advertising sheets (4). It is also possible to add photos and images. These calendar pages, advertising leaflets, photos and images are large enough to fit into the holders provided for the booklet or into the CD cases. 2.Compact Disc. Calendar according to protection claim 1 characterized, that a commercially available quartz clockwork (5) with battery is mounted on the calendar base. A hole (7) is punched or drilled into the calendar back panel at a desired position in order to attach the clockwork with the central screw (8). A dial (6) made of cardboard, plastic, wood or metal can be screwed on from the front with the central screw or the dial is printed on the calendar base, in which case it is a component of the calendar. 3. Compact Disc. Calendar according to protection claim 1 characterized, that a spacer (9) ensures that the calendar is at a uniform distance from the wall. The spacer can be an angle bar made of wood or plastic, it can be folded from cardboard or the calendar base can be bent at an angle of 90°. In order to avoid any slant when hanging, the position of the hanger depends on the arrangement of the CD cases and the quartz clockwork with battery (balance). The calendar can be hung on a string to balance the weight by shifting the center point.