ES1083254U - Clamping support for calendars, note pads, magazines, etc. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Clamping support for calendars, note pads, magazines, etc. Characterized by being formed by a plate (1) made of plastic, cardboard or metal material, which on its back (1b) comprises a band of magnetic material able to be adhered to a surface of ferromagnetic material, and on its front (1a) it comprises a band of an adhesive material capable of adhering the back face of a publication such as a calendar, a notebook, a magazine or the like. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Support bracket for calendars, notebooks, magazines, etc.

Object of the invention

The present invention has as its object a support of rectangular format, or any other form made by means of a die, which is constituted by a sheet or plate, usually of a plastic or cardboard material; on one of its sides it has a magnetic strip of adhesion to a surface of a ferromagnetic material and on the other an adhesive band by which it can be attached to a publication, such as a calendar, notebook, magazine or similar, with the in order to hold the publication rigidly., so that due to the magnetic strip it can be adhered to ferromagnetic surfaces of those existing in the home, commerce or similar; In this way it is possible that the calendar, notebook, magazine or similar is within easy reach of the user or consumer for their convenient consultation and / or annotation.

Background of the invention

Some magnetic supports for ferromagnetic surface notebooks are known. However, a fundamental characteristic of them is that the band adheres a magnetic band to the back cover of the publication or the notebook. One of the drawbacks that take place is that the role of the back cover is not rigid enough for its support thus losing the object of the magnet or magnetic tape.

There are also known cardboard supports provided with a magnetized surface for exclusively advertising use, without defining its use for securing editions, and without having provided means to do so. These supports have low utility for the user.

Description of the invention

The object of the invention is a support, consisting of a plate normally made of a plastic, cardboard or metal material, which preferably has a rectangular format but which can also take other suitable shapes. This plate is provided on its front surface, with an adhesive strip, by which the back or back cover of a publication, such as a calendar, notebook, magazine or the like, can be adhered so that the publication is firmly adhered to the plate that constitutes the support. On its back surface it comprises a magnetic strip, whereby the support, provided with the corresponding publication attached to its adhesive strip, can be adhered to a ferromagnetic surface.

The plate comprises on its previous surface a space for advertising or informational messages.

In this way it is achieved that the calendar, notebook, magazine or the like is available to the user, and in the same way achieve the advertising use of the support of the invention.

Brief description of the drawings

In order to illustrate the explanation to be followed, we attach a sheet of drawings to this description, which illustrates, by way of example, the essence of the present invention, and in which:

Figure 1 shows a schematic view of the support of the

invention seen from its back;

Figure 2 shows a schematic view of the support of the

Figure 1, seen from its previous part; Y

Figure 3 shows a schematic view of the support of the

Figures 1 and 2, provided with a publication attached to its

previous part

Description of the preferred embodiment

As can be seen in the attached figures, a support bracket for calendars, notebooks, magazines, etc. is described. consisting of a plate (1), constituted of a plastic cardboard material, and having a surface on the obverse (1b) and a surface on its reverse (1a). Even when the plate (1) is represented in a rectangular shape, said plate (1) can be punched out giving rise to other geometric shapes, regular or capricious.

The back (1a) of the plate (1) is provided with a band of magnetic material (2), so that it can be adhered by simple contact to a surface of ferromagnetic material, of which there are

5 homes, shops, and the like. Preferably, as shown in Figure 1, said surface will be arranged on the top of the back (1b) of the plate (1). Said band of magnetic material (2) plate may be adhered to the plate (1) by glue or glue.

10 The obverse (1b) of the plate (1) comprises, preferably in its lower part, a band of an adhesive material (3), such as a glue or glue, to which the calendar, notepad can easily be attached , magazine etc. This band of adhesive material (3) will be

15 normally consisting of a double-sided adhesive tape.

As can be seen in Figure 3, the plate (1) constituting the support of the invention has the calendar, notebook, magazine or the like attached to its obverse (1b). It is shown

20 in hidden lines the band of adhesive material (3) that establishes the union between said plate (1) and said calendar, notebook, magazine or the like.

The upper part of the obverse (1b) of the support of the invention has a space (1c) suitable for the insertion of informative or advertising messages.

5 In this way, a versatile support for the placement of any type of publication is achieved, such as a calendar, notebook, magazine or similar on a surface of ferromagnetic properties, which can be easily removed when appropriate, and which allows easy viewing and consultation by the user, in addition to

10 understand an undoubted advertising value.

Claims (4)

1.-Support for calendars, notebooks, magazines, etc. characterized by being formed by a plate (1) made of plastic, cardboard or metal material, which on its back (1b) comprises a band of magnetic material suitable for adhering to a surface of ferromagnetic material, and on its obverse (1a) It comprises a band of adhesive material suitable for adhering the back side of a publication such as a calendar, a notebook, a magazine or the like. 2. Clamping support according to claim 1, characterized in that the plate (1) has one of the following forms:

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A rectangular shape;

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Another regular non-rectangular shape;

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A whimsical way.

3. Clamping support according to any of claims 1 to 2, characterized in that the adhesive strip is a double-sided adhesive tape. 4. Clamping support, according to any of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the obverse (1b) of the plate (1) has a surface suitable for the insertion of informational or advertising messages. Fig 1 1 B Fig 3