KR20070013865A - Desk calender with supporting member and calender for the same - Google Patents

Abstract

A desk calendar having a support part is provided to be environment-friendly by excluding an adhesive agent containing harmful ingredients and to cut down the cost without using a spring. The desk calendar(100) comprises a support part(110) and a calendar part(130). The support part is composed of a bottom plate(111) folded inward or unfolded outward; a front plate(113) inclined from the front side of the bottom plate to the rear side and extended upward; a rear plate(115) inclined from the rear side of the bottom plate to the front side and extended upward to come into contact with the front plate; and hanging units(116,114) formed on at least one side by cutting or extending a portion of the support part to hold the calendar part. The calendar part comprises inner papers printed with dates and days; a cover(132) formed at the outside of the inner papers; and a combining unit(134) disposed on at least one side of the cover, formed by extending or cutting one side, and joined to the hanging unit to stably install the calendar part to a support.

Description

Desk calendar with support and calendar for him {Desk calender with supporting member and calender for the same}

1 is a perspective view showing an example of a general desktop calendar,

2 is an exploded perspective view of the desktop calendar according to the present invention,

Figure 3a is a perspective view of the desktop calendar formed by coupling the calendar portion of the support portion of Figure 2, Figure 3b is a rear perspective view thereof,

Figure 4a is a surface view showing an example of, Figure 4b is a rear view,

5 is an exploded perspective view showing the back side for explaining another coupling method of the support portion and the calendar portion.

Explanation of symbols on the main parts of the drawings

100: desktop calendar 110: support

116: first locking portion 117: folding portion

114: second locking portion 118: slot

130: calendar unit 130a: calendar

132: cover 132c, 132d: perforation

134: second fastener 136: first fastener

138: to 139: iron needle

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a calendar, and more particularly, to a desktop calendar having a support and a calendar therefor.

Desktop calendars, usually placed on desks or shelves, are made of glued sheets of thin, tough paper or cloth using adhesives on thick and hard paper surfaces, and the calendars with dates printed on the bases are bound by springs to make these calendars monthly. It can be used one by one.

1 is a perspective view showing an example of a general desktop calendar.

As shown, the conventional desktop calendar 10 is connected to the pedestal 11 by the pedestal 11 of the substantially triangular pedestal 11 and the calendar days 13 and the calendar paper 13 on which the day and the date are displayed so that the pedestal 11 can be turned over. It is comprised with the spring 15 which does.

Since the conventional desktop calendar 10 uses a heavy spring 15 made of metal, it is necessary to use a thick and hard hard paper as the pedestal 11.

Hard paper should not be smooth or unsightly, so you should attach a smooth, pleasing paper or cloth to the surface.

That is, the pedestal 11 attaches a good paper or cloth to the surface of the thick and hard paper and folds its edges inward to attach the adhesive, which is harmful to the human body such as formaldehyde. And may harm the health of the worker.

And the work of attaching thin paper or cloth to the hard paper surface and attaching the calendar paper 13 to the spring 15 is very difficult and time-consuming, which is a major factor in the increase in the unit cost of the desktop calendar. have.

As well as the pedestal 11, the spring 15 for supporting the calendar paper 13 to the pedestal 11 is also difficult to make and is expensive because it is made of metal.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a desktop calendar which does not require a spring used for supporting calendar paper on a pedestal.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a desktop calendar which allows the pedestal to be made of thin paper as compared to the conventional one.

It is another object of the present invention to provide a desktop calendar which does not require the use of an adhesive for making a pedestal and is easy to make.

It is still another object of the present invention to provide a desk calender that requires little bookbinding and is easy to make.

The remaining object of the present invention is to provide a calendar which can be easily made and suitable for use in a desktop calendar having a support.

According to the present invention, there is provided a desktop calendar having a support portion and a calendar portion supported by the support portion and a calendar portion displaying a date and a day, wherein the support portion can be folded inwards or unfolded with a bottom plate and the bottom. A front plate extending upward in an inclined rearward direction from the front part of the plate, and a rear plate extending upward in an inclined forward direction from the rear part of the bottom plate to meet the front plate, and at least one side A portion of the support portion is cut or extended to the hook portion for holding the calendar portion,

The calendar unit is formed by binding the to and the cover is arranged outside the to and the printed date and day, at least one side of the cover is extended or cut one side is coupled to the engaging portion the calendar is the pedestal It has a configuration having a fastening portion to be securely mounted on.

The locking portion includes a first locking portion formed by cutting a portion of the rear plate or the front plate in the form of a slot, and the locking portion is a portion of the cover on the rear side of the calendar portion being cut and inserted into the first locking portion of the slot form. It has a configuration including a first fastening portion that can be made.

The catching part may further include a second catching part extending upwardly at an upper end of the supporting part, and the fastening part may be formed in a slot shape by cutting a part of the cover from the upper folded part of the cover to insert the second catching part. It is preferable to further include a second fastening portion.

It is preferable that the end of the back plate is folded to surround the top edge of the front plate, and a portion of the folded portion of the back plate is cut to form a second catching through slot.

The end of the back plate is folded to surround the top edge of the front plate, a portion of the folded portion of the back plate is cut to form a second through hole passing slot,

The back cover of the calendar portion is inserted between the front plate and the back plate so that the first fastening portion is inserted into and coupled to the first catch portion between the back plate and the front plate, and the second catch portion is the second fastening portion. It is preferably inserted into the second through-hole passing slot after the first insertion.

The calendar portion is printed with the first and second calendars of the first and second types of calendars facing each other on the surface of the same month. The second type of calendar is printed, with June and July printed on the front and back of a sheet of paper, respectively, placed at the top, and underneath are May and August, April and September, March and 10. Printed months, February and November, January and December, and the cover may be folded in half by being connected to each other in an overlapping order.

In some cases, the end of the back plate is folded to surround the top edge of the front plate, a portion of the folded portion of the back plate is cut away to form a second locking portion passing slot, the second locking portion is the second Protrudes upward through the through hole slot,

The back cover of the calendar portion overlaps the rear plate so that the first fastening portion is inserted into and coupled to the first catching portion, and the second catching portion passes through the second catching portion passing slot. It may have a configuration inserted into the part.

The calendar according to the present invention is arranged so that the first and second calendars of the first and second calendars face each other on the surface of the same month, and the back of the first format of the month corresponding to the month printed on the surface. The calendar and the second form of calendar are printed, with June and July printed on the front and back of a sheet of paper respectively, and placed at the top, and in May, August, April, September, and March below. And printed in October, February and November, January and December, and have a configuration that is folded in half and connected to each other in a state where the covers are stacked in sequence.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view of the desktop calendar according to the present invention, Figure 3a is a perspective view of the desktop calendar formed by coupling the calendar portion of Figure 2, Figure 3b is a rear perspective view thereof.

As shown, the desktop calendar 100 according to the present invention includes a support 110. The support 110 is the bottom plate 111 and the bottom plate 111 and upwardly extended in a state inclined to the rear from the front portion of the bottom plate 111 to be folded or unfolded inward. It is configured to include a rear plate 115 extending upward in a state inclined forward from the rear portion of the rear panel and meets the front plate 113.

A central portion of the rear plate 115 is provided with a first catching portion 116 formed by cutting a portion thereof in a slot shape. The first locking portion 116 is preferably cut in two parts at intervals so that the first fastening portion 136 can be fitted twice. The first locking portion 116 is coupled to the first fastening portion 136 formed on the calendar portion 130 to be described later to hold the calendar portion 130 stably. The position of the first catching portion 116 may be formed in the bottom plate 111, the front plate 113, etc. according to the position and shape of the portion that is coupled to the first catching portion 116, the position is also the center It may be formed on both side edges and the like instead of the portion.

The upper end of the rear plate 115 is folded along the edge thereof to form a folded portion 117 to wrap the upper end of the front plate 113, the slot 118 is formed on one side of the folded portion. Although the slot 118 is not necessarily required, the front plate 113 and the rear plate 115 may be connected to each other by coupling with the second catching part 114 to be described later. In the folding unit 117, a logo or advertisement phrase of a company ordering the desktop calendar 100 may be put.

As shown, the second catching part 114 is formed at the upper end of the front plate 113. The second catching part 114 protrudes upward, and the second fastening part 134 in the form of a slot formed on the folded part of the cover part 132 of the calendar part 130 is coupled to hang the calendar part 130. It is to make it possible. The second catching part 114 is also not necessarily to be formed only one in the center portion, it may be formed in both the left and right sides, left, right, the center according to the position of the second fastening portion 134.

Only one of the first catching part 116 and the second catching part 114 described above may be present. Accordingly, only the first fastening part 136 and the second fastening part 134 may be provided. Of course, it is preferable to form both as shown in Figs. 2, 3a and 3b.

The calendar unit 130 is configured by binding the cover 132 disposed outside the to and 138 to which the date and day are printed. Here, the binding is to be connected to the two left and right sides by using a piercing needle (139, also known as a stapler) used to file documents. This is explained in more detail later.

The first fastening part 136 is formed on the back cover 132a of the calendar part 130 as described above. The first fastening portion 136 is cut so that the center portion of the back cover (132a) is cut so that it can be inserted into the first locking portion 116 of the slot form. The first fastening part 136 may be cut in advance, but a perforation line 132c is formed on the front part 132b and the rear part 132a of the cover 132 to select and cut according to the direction desired by the consumer. It may be used as the fastening portion 136. The first fastening unit 136 may display a logo of the ordering company, a homepage address, or the like.

As shown in the folded portion of the cover 132 a portion thereof is cut to form a second fastening portion 134. The second fastening part 134 serves to allow the calendar part 130 to be hung on the support part 110 by inserting the second locking part 114 described above.

A cut line 132d is further formed along the upper edges of the marks 132 and 138. This is to make it easy to inflect the past moon (138) or the front cover (132b) as necessary to see the calendar of the next month. The calendar unit 130 may be made without the supporting unit 110 and may be distributed as the calendar 130a separately from the supporting unit 110.

In the desktop calendar 100 described above, the first fastening portion 136 enters between the rear plate 115 and the front plate 113 to be inserted into the first catching portion 116, and the second catching portion 114 is a cover. After passing through the second fastening portion 134 in the form of a slot formed in the folded portion of 132 is protruded upward through the slot 118 formed in the folded portion 117. Accordingly, the first fastening part 136 and the second fastening part 134 of the calendar part 130 are caught by the first locking part 116 and the second locking part 114 of the support part 110, respectively. Supported by 110. This combined state is illustrated in FIGS. 3A and 3B. In this state, the logo or homepage address of the company printed on the first fastening unit 136 is exposed to the outside.

4A is a surface view illustrating an example, and FIG. 4B is a rear view.

As shown in Fig. 4A, the first and second monthly calendars 138a and 138b of different types are arranged to face each other, and the back side thereof is printed on the surface as shown in Fig. 4B. The first monthly calendar 138c and the second monthly calendar 138d of the month to be printed are respectively printed. 4A and 4B show an example of printing July on the surface and June on the back. Like this, June and July are printed on the front and the back of each sheet on the top of the paper, and placed at the top. May, August, April and September, March and October, February and 11 below. When printing the month, January and December and the cover is folded in order in order to fold in half and folded in half, the calendar unit 130 is made. In this state, in the folded state in half, the first type of monthly calendar such as a memo can be placed on the front side, and the second type of monthly calendar displaying pictures, photographs, and the like is arranged on the back side. When the calendar unit 130 is made in this way, the consumer can use the calendar unit 130 by walking in a desired direction according to taste. The calendar unit 130 may be used as a calendar without the support 110 in some cases.

5 is an exploded perspective view showing the back side for explaining another coupling method of the support portion and the calendar portion.

As shown in FIG. 5, the desktop calendar 100 according to the present invention passes the second catching part 114 of the supporting part 110 through the second catching part passing slot 118 to form the supporting part 110 having a triangular shape. The first fastening portion 136 is coupled to the first catching portion 116 in a state where the back cover 132a of the calender 130 is overlapped to the rear plate 115 in a state in which it is configured, and a second catching The portion 114 may pass through the second fastening portion 134 in the form of a slot formed on the folded portion of the cover 132 so that the support portion 110 supports the calender portion 130.

As can be seen from the above description, the desktop calendar having the support according to the present invention and the calendar used therein are easy to make the pedestal, and do not have to use an adhesive having harmful ingredients such as formaldehyde, so that the product can be made environmentally friendly. .

In addition, since the spring does not need to be used, it is possible to lower the unit cost required for the production of the calendar, and a large number of holes are formed in the calender so that the troublesome work of inserting the spring into the corresponding part of the spring is not necessary.

In addition, the calendar according to the present invention is easy to be bound, can be used by walking the calendar in the desired direction according to the consumer's taste, can be made of paper only except the needle.

In addition, the company's logo or calendar ordered the production of the company's logo or calendar, etc. can be utilized in the advertising, such as the folding portion, the second locking portion, the first fastening portion.

Claims (9)

A desktop calendar comprising a support portion and a calendar portion supported by the support portion to display dates and days of the week, The support portion is a bottom plate that can be folded or unfolded inward, the front plate extending upward in a state inclined rearward from the front portion of the bottom plate, extending upward in a state inclined forward from the rear portion of the bottom plate And a rear plate which meets the front plate, and has a catching part for holding the calendar part by cutting or extending a portion of the supporting part on at least one side thereof. The calendar unit is formed by binding the to and the cover is arranged outside the to and the printed date and day, at least one side of the cover is extended or cut one side is coupled to the engaging portion the calendar is the pedestal Table calendar, characterized in that it has a fastening portion to be stably mounted on. The method of claim 1, wherein the engaging portion comprises a first locking portion formed by cutting a portion of the back plate or the front plate in the form of a slot, wherein the fastening portion is a portion of the cover of the back side of the calender portion is cut in the form of the slot A desktop calendar comprising a first fastening portion that can be inserted into the first locking portion. The method of claim 2, wherein the locking portion further comprises a second locking portion extending upwards on the upper end of the support portion, the fastening portion is formed in the shape of a slot in the upper portion of the cover is folded in the form of the slot The desktop calendar further comprises a second fastening portion into which the second locking portion can be inserted. The method of claim 1, wherein the locking portion includes a second locking portion extending upwardly on the upper end of the support portion, the fastening portion is formed in the shape of a slot in the upper portion of the cover is cut in the form of a slot to the second The desktop calendar comprising a second fastening portion that can be inserted into the locking portion. The method according to claim 3 or 4, wherein the end of the back plate is folded to surround the top edge of the front plate, and a part of the folded portion of the back plate is cut away to form a second engaging portion passing slot. Desktop calendar. The method of claim 3, wherein the end of the back plate is folded to surround the top edge of the front plate, a portion of the folded portion of the back plate is cut to form a second through hole slot, The back cover of the calendar portion is inserted between the front plate and the back plate so that the first fastening portion is inserted into and coupled to the first catch portion between the back plate and the front plate, and the second catch portion is the second fastening portion. The first calendar is inserted into the first calendar, characterized in that inserted into the second slot passing slot. 5. The calendar according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the calendar portion is arranged so that the first and second calendars of the first and second calendars face each other on the surface of the same month. The first and second calendar months of the month that correspond to the printed month are printed. June and July are printed on the front and back of a sheet of paper, respectively, and are placed at the top. And printed in August, April and September, March and October, February and November, January and December, and have the composition folded in half with each other connected in a state where the covers are stacked in order. The desktop calendar which features. The method of claim 3, wherein the end of the back plate is folded to surround the top edge of the front plate, a portion of the folded portion of the back plate is cut to form a second locking portion passing slot, wherein the second locking portion is Protrudes upward through the second interlocking slot; The back cover of the calendar portion overlaps the rear plate so that the first fastening portion is inserted into and coupled to the first catching portion, and the second catching portion passes through the second catching portion passing slot. The desktop calendar which was inserted in a part. The first and second calendars of the first and second forms of the same month are arranged so as to face each other on the same month. The calendar is printed, with June and July printed on the front and back of a sheet of paper, placed at the top, with May and August, April and September, March and October, and February below. And a calendar printed in November, January, and December, and having a configuration in which the cover is folded in half in a state where the covers are stacked in order.

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