DE8534044U1 - Desk calendar - Google Patents

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The invention relates to a desk calendar with a turnable Calendar block, the pages of which are connected to one another at their lower edge by means of a ring stitch, and by means of this ring stitching with the front edge of a hollow body that is divided into sections and formed into a desk-shaped body Erectable pad made of cardboard or plastic is connected.

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

In a known desk calendar of the above type (DE-AS 10 19 995) both fnds are one through two parallel zuv Ring-stitched folds 1n three sections subdivided a piece of underlay by means of ring-stitching with the Calendar block inextricably linked. So that the pad can be folded up, the one between the must be the floor forming section and the supporting surface for the calendar block Forming portion located connecting portion in its center have a third fold to To be able to buckle it. But this turns it into a desk-like shape upright hollow bodies very unstable. Therefore it is intended, among other things, to arrange rare walls on the free forehead, which have an outline shape corresponding to the size of the clear cross section of the hollow body and it is folded up Stiffen the position after the foldable connecting section has been brought into the extended position.

This design, a collapsible desk-shaped base, is a cheap mass-produced item

Market brought simple desk calendar too complicated.

The object of the invention is therefore to design a desk calendar of the type mentioned at the outset in such a way that it is easier and cheaper to manufacture, its base can be set up in a stable manner without lateral waste and their surfaces for printing, in particular for advertising purposes or the like. be available.

This object is achieved in that the pad consists of an upper, the support for the Calendar block (1) forming desk plate (3) and a lower base plate (4) forming the bottom of the hollow body which are connected to one another at their front edges by means of the ring stitching (Z) and of which the desk top is doubled on the underside at its rear edge, while the base plate is

£ 1 stitching edge parallel fold in two unequal sections (5, 6) is subdivided, of which the smaller (6) from its extended position by folding up under the edge (K) the duplication (3.2) is indentable.

This creates a base for a desk calendar, On the one hand, it is very economical in terms of materials and on the other hand, a stable desk can only be formed by folding up a single narrow section. Here duplication the desk top on its exposed rear edge gives additional reinforcement and is special

an advantage for calendars taken when traveling. I.

The subclaims result in useful dimensioning rules for the parts of the base that are necessary for stability of the calendar set up and for its convenient accommodation 1n briefcases and the like are advantageous.

The desk calendar according to the invention can be conveniently opened Travel and take with you to conferences that are scheduled. Different surfaces of the pad offer space for Notation of important information for the user and / or for display purposes.

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The basic idea of the invention, its configurations and Advantages are shown below on two examples nahsr explained, shown schematically in the drawing are. It show in perspective view

Flg. 1 a desk calendar with opened in the extended position ter pad;

FIG. 2 is a view of the desk calendar from FIG. 1 when

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3 shows a desk calendar similar to FIG. 2, in which the desk and base plate are kept shorter.

1 shows a desk calendar in the form of a calendar block 1, the sheets of which are held together by a ring stitching 2 are. A two-part, consisting of a desk top 3 and a base plate 4 made of (corrugated cardboard) cardboard, or cardboard , 15 plastic backing is bound in the ring binding.

The desk top 3 protrudes by a strip 3.1 over the upper edge of the calendar block 1. This strip 1st in doubled its entire width and length. As shown in the drawing, this can advantageously be achieved in catfish that the cut of the desk top is initially wider by twice the width of the strip, the upper part is divided into two halves of the width of the strip by a fold 1n parallel to the stitching edge and then the Half 3.2 lying on the edge is bent downwards and glued to the back of the strip 3.1. Included a reinforcement 7 can be inserted.

The base plate 4 is divided into two unequal sections 5, 6 by a fold running parallel to the stitching edge divided. The width of the section 5 is determined by the size of the calendar, never the width of the section 6 determines the inclination of the desk top 3 for the calendar block 1.

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For economical cutting, the doubled desk top and the base plate 4 are approximately the same width. Is advantageous

the free long edge of the base plate opposite the desk top, which is reinforced by its doubling, to protect against damage gen something back.

i; The desk is erected by simply completing Section 6

£ is folded up from its extended position and with its edge

'· Pressed under the edge K formed by the doubling 3.2

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I 10 If the desk training of the document is no longer required The desk top 3 is raised a little and only I the section 6 1n folded back its extended position (Fig. 1). I In this way, further documents can be entered in the desk calendar between I keep plates 3 and 4 of its base protected.

\ 1 * 5 However, there is also the option of sending the table

1 calendar 1n the resulting space in the prospectus

I. or to enclose advertising material. When set up, the

I standing strips 3.1 and the back of section 6

i Space for advertising prints.

! 20 In addition, when unfolding the sections

| the inner surfaces of the pad visible, so that these as

jj additional advertising space can be used.

I For special configurations there is the option of using the

) Widths of sections 5 and 6 and of strip 3.1

I 25 speaking to vary. If the desk calendar should be as short as possible, the width can be changed

5 of the desk top 3 'to that of the calendar block 1 and the width

shorten the duplication 3.2 'to a narrow strip; the Strip 3.1 then disappears. 3 shows an example 30 of this.

¹ With all of these configurations of the base of the table card, it is irrelevant which type of calendar block 1

is used. Only its dimensions are decisive for the base, as explained 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. In the embodiment according to FIGS. 1 and 2, an annual calendar can also be on a special sheet between
Calendar block and desk top are inserted.

Claims (4)

GRITTER To the German Patent Office, Zweibrückenstrasse 12 · Munich 2 Subject: Utility model registration Applicants: Karl Hermann and Johannes Andreas Ritter, Darmstadt-Eberstadt Desk calendar claims for protection 1. Desk calendar with a calendar block that can be turned over, the leaves of which are connected to one another at their lower edge by means of ring stitching and which is connected by means of this ring stitching to the front edge of a base made of cardboard or plastic, which is divided into sections and can be erected to form a desk-shaped hollow body,
characterized in that
the base consists of an upper, the support for the calendar block (Ϊ) forming desk plate (3) and a lower, the bottom of the hollow body forming base plate (4), which are connected to each other at their front edges by means of the ring stitching (2) and of which the desk top at its rear edge on the underside · K ilt · ■ is doubled, while the base plate is divided into two unequal sections by a fold parallel to the stitching edge (5, 6) is subdivided, of which the smaller (6) from its extended position by folding up under the edge (K) the duplication (3.2) is indentable. 2. "Hsclikalender according to claim 1,
characterized in that the duplication (3.2) from the desk top (3) by folding over a strip (3..i) divided by a fold and its gluing to the underside of the desk top is formed. 3. Desk calendar according to claim 1,
characterized in that The desk and base plate (3.4) have the same dimensions in length and width. 4. Desk calendar according to claim 1,
characterized in that the desk top (3) about the width of the doubling (3.2) wider than the calendar block (1).