DE7933047U1 - Desk calendar - Google Patents

Description

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The invention relates to a TiSchkälender with a ä oh lay bär "eh calendar pad * whose pages ah ihi? er

edge connected to one another by means of a "ring stitching ¹ |

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running folds divided into four sections and to I

a prismatic hollow body erectable base |

made of cardboard or plastic * I

"Ring stitching" is used here and in the following to mean every type IC of the permanent connection Understood * e.g. by means of at least two spaced rings or by means of a row of holes on the edges to be connected *

gripping Yf end el or the like * "to be held" is generally understood to mean a positive or non-positive connection between the calendar block and its base (DE-Pd 25 55 777).

In a known desk calendar of the type (DE-AS 10 19 995) above both ends of the base are non-detachably connected by means of the ring bonding to the calendar block * _f Thus, the pad can be folded, it is necessary between the forming the base portion and the supporting surface for the connecting portion forming the calendar block have a fold in its center in order to be able to buckle it. However, this makes the hollow body erected like a desk very unstable.

For this reason, provision is made, among other things, for the free

i front sides to arrange side walls. the <one of the size »|

corresponding to the clear cross-section of the hollow body Have umrißform and it in the folded up position stiffen after the articulated connecting section has been brought into the stretched position.

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Di-öäi training eiiiei? zUääinfflenlegBäien desk-shaped XJrL "ΐ would be considered a" cheap * · MäSäeilär-fei-kel on the Märic-i; gefcräcH-tien einfadhen it'isöhieäländer to kömpli zi ei "fe 4 gave up the invention is-fe it dähex ¹ to form a desk calendar of the type mentioned so * that it easier and cheaper to produce is> its base is stable openable without side scrap And dereia areas for printing, especially for advertising purposes -j i dgl4 are available *

According to the invention, this object is achieved in that the calendar pad by means of its stapling only on the Front edge of the first "the bottom of the hollow body forming section is held and that the base from their extended position by flipping or folding the two- ^ th to fourth section in such a way * that the fourth section comes to lie opaque on the first section * is erectable *

This creates a base for a desk calendar which, on the one hand, forms a stable desk by simply folding down its individual sections in one direction, and on the other hand, by turning over only the outer sections when the calendar block is loose - or the free fourth section - when the calendar block is connected - the Enables recording of documents during transport. In addition, the inner surfaces of the base are visible when the sections are unfolded so that they can be used as an additional advertising surface. ? ;

According to one embodiment of the invention, the base is inextricably linked with the ring binding of the calendar block. This makes a special, especially for calendars with a smaller number of pages (weekly or monthly calendar) handy calendar created.

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In doing so, the underlay can advantageously have a flat surface tigo Bottom cardboard for the stitching of the Kaleiideieblooks Ally your «This additional reinforcement ά§ϊ Ver · ^ Binding is particularly recommended for people who are traveling with you Kai end a *

According to another embodiment known per se from the patent mentioned, the calendar block Be firmly connected to the base * In addition is the pad on the leading edge of your first cut provided with a profile strip against which the calendar block loosely placed on the upright pad rests with its lower edge or ring stitching.

The desk calendar according to the invention can be conveniently opened Travel and take with you to conferences that are scheduled. The fold-out inside of the pad offers Space to write down important information for the user and / or for advertisements.

The invention is illustrated below using a few exemplary embodiments explained in more detail, which is shown in the drawing

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Pig. 1 is a perspective view of the desk calendar,

whose base is unfolded;

FIG. 2 shows a view of the table calendar from FIG. 1, if its document is set up on a desk

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3 is a schematic view of a table calender according to Fig. 2, in which the erected base forms an isosceles prism »

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Fig * 4 is a view according to * Hg * 3 with loäe lying on top Eäiende ^ blöökj

Fig. 5 is a view according to * Fig * 1 * but with the folded down outer section *

Fig. 1 shows a desk calendar, which consists of a calendar ^ Block 1 consists, the sheets of which are tightly held by a ring stitching 2 2döämm. An integral β; made of (corrugated cardboard =) Cardboard, cardboard or plastic is the existing base 3 integrated into the ring binding 2 of the desk calendar. This can be done directly as in Figs. 1 - 3 or as in Fig.

happen via a flap-like bottom board 4. In the last ^ In the latter case, the base 3 is first made with the cardboard bottom 4, and then the base cardboard is tied into the ring stitching 2 of the desk calendar *

15 The base 3 is parallel to the stitching edge by three

running folds in four sections 5, 6, 7 and 8 ;. Splits.

As can be seen in particular from FIG. 2, the sections 5 to 8 have different lengths. The length d & ü Bottom section 5 is determined by the size of the calendar. The length of the section 6 determines the inclination of the desk for the calendar block 1. The length of the Section 7 determines the inclination of section 6. The length of section 8 depends on the lengths of Ab-25 cut off 6 and 7 and is the sum of the 'projections

both sections on the bottom section 5

If the desk calendar is to be transported for business visits and the like, i.e. if the desk training is required the document is no longer required, the

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Sections 6, 7 and 8 unfolded and only section 8 folded over onto section 7 (Mg. 5). In this way, further documents can be found in the desk calendar between the sections 5, 6 and 7 and the calendar block 1 on the one hand and the flap section 8 on the other hand store. But there is also the possibility of sending the desk calendar in this way attach brochures or advertising material.

Should the shortest possible length of the desk calendar be desired be, so can the pad by folding over the section 7 in the opposite direction to the length of sections 5 and 6 decrease.

For special configurations there is the possibility of to vary the length of sections 1 to 8 accordingly.

The pad 3 can be used for a loose support of the calendar block 1 be formed by, for example, a rubber profile 9 in a Mutund-Ped er connection is postponed (Fig. 4) «This Profile increases the slip resistance of the base and offers of the ring stitching 2 one edition.

In all of these configurations of the base 3 of the desk calendar, it is irrelevant which type of calendar block 1 is used. Only its dimensions are decisive for the base 3 , as stated above. In contrast, it is irrelevant whether the calendar block is a daily, weekly or monthly calendar and whether only one or both sides are printed.

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Claims (4)

1. Desk calendar with a reversible calendar block, the leaves of which are connected to one another at their lower edge by means of a ring stitching and the cardboard underlay which can be erected into a prismatic hollow body and is made of cardboard with this at the front edge of a one-piece cardboard base that is divided into four sections by three folds running parallel to this front edge or plastic is held j characterized in that the calendar block (1) is held by means of its ring stitching (2) only on the front edge of the first, the bottom of the hollow body forming section (5) and that the base (5) from its "stretched position" through Folding or folding down the second to fourth sections (6, 7, 8) in such a way that the fourth section (8) covers the daä AülffaäSVofhälKilä applies cllo QebutyOtiptofiUriQ, det DffUlBfchiin; Pa (entar) WallskaMMof <Geflcfilsätartd does LeUlUrId And ZaWurifl! Darmslacll Qypratf · Jim Fd ^ sp / jdisf tiaWJi'kojile rectilSVefblrtdllttie Wlfkungl ,. ,. f. · C 111 · 1 · PriefVPm ^r ^ ^{r 1} BIaIf S ^1- "■"' - - piping, Q, SchHehs German Patent Office, Munich Patent Attorney first section (5) comes to rest, is auirichtbar. 2. Desk calendar according to claim 1, characterized in that that the pad (3) with the front edge of its first section (5) with the ring stitching (2) of the Kaiend erblocks (1) is inextricably linked. 3. Desk calendar according to claim t, characterized in that that the base (3) on a flap-like bottom cardboard (4) with the ring stitching (2) of the calendar block (1) is connected. 4. Desk calendar according to claim 1, characterized in that that the base (3) on the front edge of its first section (5) with a profile strip (9) is provided against which the calendar block (1) loosely placed on the erected pad with its Lower edge or ring stitching (2) fits tightly.