ES1280510U - Office supplies (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Office supplies for self-adhesive notes, characterized in that it comprises a support that contains at least one block (1) of self-adhesive notes and a series of boxes (12) in rows and columns for placement of the notes. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Office supplies

TECHNICAL SECTOR

The present application relates to stationery, especially for posting self-adhesive notes of the "Post-It" type (registered trademark) and, optionally, other materials.

STATE OF THE ART

It is known in the state of the art the existence of self-adhesive notes, prepared to be written on one side and to be attached in a removable way on the other. The best known example is the "Post-It" notes marketed by 3M.

These types of notes are marketed in blocks, each note attached to the next. Once noted, they are usually placed on different surfaces, such as a wall, the edge of the computer screen, etc. However, this solution is impractical since the lack of control occurs, without it being easy to know which note corresponds to which day or user, especially in shared offices. There is also the possible loss of notes and the difficulty of cleaning the office due to excess notes.

The applicant does not know of any type of solution that allows solving all these problems as simply as the invention.

BRIEF EXPLANATION OF THE INVENTION

The invention consists of an office supply according to claim 1. Its different variants solve the problems outlined.

The stationery, for sticky notes, comprises a support containing at least one pad of sticky notes, and a series of boxes in rows and columns on a plate or prism. This plate can be complemented in several ways, for example with a foot to stay on the table or support surface. The prism can be self-supporting and integral with the support, mounted in a beaker that acts as a support, etc. Notepads may have one or more holes to engage the support, and may be in a carrier sheet.

Other variants can be seen in the rest of the report.

DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

For a better understanding of the invention, the following figures are included.

Figure 1: Perspective view of a first embodiment, with several notes placed.

Figure 2: Perspective view of a first embodiment, without notes.

Figure 3: Perspective view of a way to make the block and the sheet.

Figure 4: Front view of four examples of notes (A) reminder, (B) external warning, (C) internal warning and (D) important.

Figure 5: Perspective view of a second embodiment.

Figure 6: Perspective view of the second embodiment with blocks and notes.

Figure 7: Different examples of ways to make the beaker (A) hexagon, (B) heptagon and (C) octagon.

MODES OF EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

An embodiment of the invention will be briefly described below, as an illustrative and non-limiting example thereof.

In figure 1 an example of an embodiment prepared to support a series of blocks (1) of self-adhesive notes is shown. It comprises a series of boxes (12), in rows and columns, on a plate (10). One edge of the plate (10) acts as a support for one or more note pads (1). In this case, each block (1) is arranged in a sheet (2) of cardboard or similar material. The sheet (2) is rigid enough to support itself when carrying the plug (1).

The squares (12) form a matrix. The columns can correspond to the days of the week (weekdays or totals) and the rows to different types of notices. For example, internal or external notice, call, urgent task, reminder, important ... Each type of notice can have a block (1) of notes with a different design and / or color (figure 4A-D). Likewise, the columns can be the types of notice and the rows the days of the week. Ideally each row or column or individual box has its own color. Color can be substituted for a design to make it easier for the color blind to read. The appropriate blocks (1) can have the same colors as the row or column where they are to be located. The stick notes (1) can have notice designs (Figure 4A-D) or they can be plain / plain colors (like the colored blocks that are already marketed).

The plate (10) can have a foot (3) to be supported, an attachment to hang from a wall. It can be hung by one or more hooks, by adhesive. The plate (10) may have a lower tray (11) to hold pens or other office supplies.

The sheet (2) or sheets (2) can be fixed to the plate (10) by means of a preferably eccentric (non-circular) fixing hole (4), for example square, or other accessories. other geometric shapes. A corresponding section pin (7) allows to fix the sheet (2) to the plate (10) and release it later once exhausted. The fixation can be directly to the studs (1).

In a second example, the support is a cup (5) (figures 5 and 6), with or without lower drawers for clips or other office supplies, with at least one flat wall for fixing the sheet (2) or plugs ( 1) through the hole (4). The section pin (7) according to the hole (4) secures the sheet (2) to the cup (5). The cup (5) can be a prism with any number of sides (figure 7). For example, one side for each type of note.

The cup (5) has an upper vertical extension (8), for example removable, finished off in a prism (9) on whose walls the boxes (12) are arranged in which the written notes can be placed. Preferably the prism (9) is pentagonal, so that one side can be used for each working day of the week, and each height for a type of message (internal or external notice, reminder, important ...). It can also be hexagonal, heptagonal if there are more working days, octagonal or it can have any number of sides. In another embodiment, the prism (9) has another section and the days of the week are distributed vertically, in rows. That is, in this embodiment, the columns are the sides of the prism (9).

The prism (9) can be used independently, without a beaker (5), for example using another part of the prism (9) as a support for the plugs (1), for example an additional side or a lower or upper level. It can also be attached to the cup (5) without the extension (8) (on the side, below.). The prism (9) and the cup (5) are rotatable, they rotate in any direction.

The plate (10) can be foldable, with interlocking ends, to form the prism (9) on its own.

Claims (1)

1- Office supplies, for self-adhesive notes, characterized in that it comprises a support that contains at least one block (1) of self-adhesive notes and a series of boxes (12) in rows and columns for placing the notes. 2- Office supplies, according to claim 1, characterized in that the boxes (12) are on a plate (10) 3- Office supplies, according to claim 2, characterized in that the plate (10) comprises a foot (3). 4- Office supplies, according to claim 1, characterized in that the studs (1) are provided with a sheet (2) 5- Office supplies, according to claim 4, characterized in that the sheets (2) comprise one or more fixing holes (4). 6- Office supplies, according to claim 4, characterized in that the sheet (2) supports one or more blocks (1). 7- Office supplies, according to claim 2, characterized in that the plate (10) comprises a lower tray (11). 8. Office supplies, according to claim 1, characterized in that the boxes (12) are arranged on the sides of a prism (9). 9. Office supplies, according to claim 8, characterized in that the prism (9) is attached to a cup (5). 10. Office supplies, according to claim 9, characterized in that the cup (5) is the support for the plugs (1). 11. Office supplies, according to claim 9, characterized in that the prism (9) is removable from the cup (5).