TWM591472U - Desk calendar with stand - Google Patents

Abstract

A desk calendar with a bracket includes a body and a plurality of calendar papers. The body includes an adjacent bottom plate, a first vertical plate and a second vertical plate in sequence. The calendar is connected to the adjacent edges of the first vertical plate and the second vertical plate. The first vertical plate has a separation line to form a folded plate. The board can form a bracket between the first vertical board and the electronic device in various ways, such as a mobile phone, a tablet, or a personal digital assistant.

Description

Desk calendar with stand

This creation is about a desk calendar, especially a desk calendar with a bracket.

Desk calendars generally have the functions of making notes and scheduling trips in advance. Many people place desk calendars on desks and desks to facilitate users to refer to and deal with office or daily affairs. However, existing desk calendars only have a simple recording function. No other auxiliary functions.

Modern people use electronic devices more and more frequently. In order to facilitate the use of electronic devices, mobile phone holders are usually purchased separately, which not only occupies considerable space, but also increases the user's financial expenditure and burden.

In view of the above problems, this creative department provides a desk calendar with a bracket. The desk calendar includes a body and a plurality of calendar papers. The main body includes a bottom plate, a first vertical plate and a second vertical plate adjacent in sequence, the calendars are connected to adjacent edges of the first vertical plate and the second vertical plate, and the first vertical plate has a separation line to form a folded plate .

In some embodiments, the desk calendar further includes connecting members for connecting the adjacent edges of the calendar paper or the first vertical board and the second vertical board.

In some embodiments, the first vertical plate has a slot, the separation line is a closed line body, the folded plate has an insertion portion, and the size of the insertion portion and the size of the slot are in close relationship.

In some embodiments, the separation line is a closed line body, and the folding plate has a middle fold located in the middle section of the folding plate.

In some embodiments, the separation line is an unclosed line, and the unclosed end has a fold at one end.

In some embodiments, the foldable plate has a middle fold located in the middle section of the foldable plate, which is used to sequentially distinguish the foldable plate from a fold at the end toward a free end of the foldable plate into a support portion and a bearing portion. A free end contacts the first vertical plate.

In some embodiments, the folding plate has two middle folds located at about 1/3 and 2/3 of the folding plate, respectively, for sequentially distinguishing the folding plate as a bearing portion from the end crease toward one free end of the folding plate 1. A first supporting portion and a second supporting portion, one free end of the second supporting portion contacts the first upright plate.

In some embodiments, the folding plate has two middle folds, which are used to sequentially distinguish the folding plate from a fold at the end toward a free end of the folding plate into a bearing portion, a supporting portion, and a fitting portion, and the fitting portion Laminated to the first stand.

In some embodiments, the foldable plate has three middle folds, which are used to sequentially distinguish the foldable plate from a fold at the end toward a free end of the foldable plate as a bearing portion, a first support portion, a second support portion and A bonding part, the bonding part is bonded to the first vertical plate.

In some embodiments, the desk calendar includes two separation lines and two foldable plates, the two foldable plates are juxtaposed and spaced apart.

In some embodiments, the first riser includes two separate lines, which are respectively an M-shaped non-closed line body and a ㄇ-shaped unclosed line body, the two ends of the M-shaped unclosed line body and the two ends of the ㄇ-shaped unclosed line body Point alignment, the folding plate has a bearing part, two supporting parts and two inserting parts respectively from the four end points toward its free end, the bearing part and the supporting part have two middle folds adjacent to each other, the first vertical plate corresponds to the inserting part There are two slots at the place, and the size of the slot and the size of the insertion part are closely matched.

In summary, the folding plate integrally formed with the desk calendar is turned down to form a bracket for the placement of the electronic device, which can effectively use the space on the desktop and save the cost of purchasing a mobile phone bracket.

The following describes in detail the detailed features and advantages of the creation in the embodiments. The content is sufficient for any person skilled in the relevant art to understand and implement the technical content of the creation, and according to the content disclosed in this specification, the scope of patent application and the drawings Anyone who is familiar with related skills can easily understand the purpose and advantages of this creation.

First, please refer to FIGS. 1A to 1C. FIG. 1A shows a three-dimensional exploded schematic view of an embodiment of a desk calendar with a creative stand, FIG. 1B shows a perspective schematic view of the desk calendar with a stand of FIG. 1A, and FIG. 1C shows FIG. 1A. Unfolded schematic diagram of the desk calendar body. The desk calendar 100 with a bracket includes a body 10 and a plurality of calendar papers 20. The main body 10 includes a bottom plate 12, a first vertical plate 14 and a second vertical plate 16 which are adjacent in sequence. One side of the calendar 20 is connected to adjacent sides of the first vertical plate 14 and the second vertical plate 16. In this embodiment, the desk calendar 100 includes a connecting member 18, the adjacent sides of the first vertical plate 14 and the second vertical plate 16, and the calendar paper 20 are connected by the connecting member 18, so that the calendar paper 20 can be connected to the connecting member 18 as Turn pages with the axis.

The first vertical plate 14 has two separation lines L1, L2 (hereinafter referred to as a first separation line L1 and a second separation line L2) to form a folded plate 30, the first separation line L1 is slightly M-shaped, and the second separation line L2 is Z-shaped , The second separation line L2 is located inside the first separation line L1, the first separation line L1 and the second separation line L2 are unclosed lines, in this embodiment, the first separation line L1 and the second separation line L2 The end points of the non-closed line body are aligned to form two non-closed ends, and the first riser 14 has two end folds 40 at the non-closed end. In use, the user can use the two end folds 40 as a turning line to pull the folding plate 30 outwards. At this time, the inner area of the second separation line L2 is maintained at the original position, and the folding plate 30 has a hollow Section 31 (see Figure 1B).

The M-shaped non-closed line body of the first separation line L1 divides the folded plate 30 into several areas, specifically, the folded plate 30 moves from the non-closed end (below the folded plate 30 in FIG. 1C) toward the free end of the folded plate 30 (Upper of the folding plate 30 in FIG. 1C) is the supporting portion 32, the second supporting portion 33 and the second inserting portion 34 in this order. In this embodiment, the two supporting parts 33 are located on both sides of the carrying part 32 respectively, but not limited to this, the second supporting parts 33 may also be located in the middle of the carrying part 32. The folding plate 30 has two middle folds 41 adjacent to the bearing portion 32 and the supporting portion 33, so that the middle folds 41 can be used as a turning line to fold the supporting portion 33 downward and inward. The first riser 14 has two insertion slots 22 corresponding to the insertion section 34 for insertion of the insertion section 34. The size of the insertion slot 22 and the insertion section 34 may be closely matched to increase the fixing effect of the two. Therefore, when the supporting portion 33 is folded downward and inward, the insertion portion 34 can be inserted into the insertion slot 22, which is in the shape of FIG. 1B. In this way, the carrier 32 is used to place the electronic device, and the electronic device is not limited to mobile phones, tablet computers, personal digital assistants (PDAs), and so on. In some embodiments, the first riser 14 includes a through hole 24 (as shown in FIG. 1B ). The bracket hollow portion 31 and the through hole 24 can pass through the external wiring body of the electronic device. In addition, the wiring body is, for example but not limited to, a charging cable and Headphone cable. In some embodiments, the horizontal width of the insertion portion 34 (horizontal direction in FIG. 1C) is shorter than that of the support portion 33, so that when the insertion portion 34 is inserted into the slot 22, the wider horizontal side of the support portion 33 can be resisted to the first立板14. 14. 立板14. In some embodiments, the folding plate 30 only has a carrying portion 32, a supporting portion 33, and an inserting portion 34. The supporting portion 33 may be located in the middle or center of the horizontal position of the carrying portion 32, and the inserting portion 34 is located opposite the supporting portion 33. At the other end of the carrying portion 32.

In the use state of FIG. 1A, the bottom plate 12, the first vertical plate 14 and the second vertical plate 16 are sequentially adjacent, that is, the two sides of the bottom plate 12 are adjacent to one side of the first vertical plate 14 and the second vertical plate One side of the plate 16 and the other side of the first riser 14 are adjacent to the other side of the second riser 16, forming a triangular appearance. Adjacent here may be but not limited to contact or connection. In the embodiment of FIG. 1A, the two sides of the bottom plate 12 are connected to the first vertical plate 14 and the second vertical plate 16, respectively. Please refer to FIG. 1C. In this embodiment, the body 10 is a long strip of cardboard. The stripboard has two fold lines 17, 19 at appropriate positions. The fold lines 17, 19 are separated by the bottom plate 12, the first vertical plate 14 and the second vertical plate 16, which means that the bottom plate 12 is at the two fold lines 17, 19 and the first One side of one riser 14 and one side of the second riser 16 are connected. The other side of the first riser 14 is in contact with the other side of the second riser 16 (as shown in FIG. 1A).

Please refer to FIG. 1B. In some embodiments, the connecting member 18 is a single wire body similar to a tension spring or a compression spring. The wire body can pass through the first riser 14, the second riser 16, and the calendar 20 On the set of perforations 24. In some embodiments, the connecting member 18 is a plurality of fixing rings.

Please refer to FIG. 1B. In some embodiments, there is an advertising area 15 below the first riser 14, and the advertising area 15 is used to advertise or publish information such as business contact information and addresses. In some embodiments, the advertising area 15 is used to present slogans or decorative designs corresponding to the calendar paper 20 to enrich the desk calendar 100.

Please refer to FIG. 2A to FIG. 2C, FIG. 2A shows a perspective exploded schematic view of an embodiment of a desk calendar with a creative stand, FIG. 2B shows a perspective schematic view of the desk calendar with a stand of FIG. 2A, and FIG. 2C shows a perspective view of FIG. 2A. Expanded schematic diagram of the desk calendar body. According to some embodiments, the desk calendar 100 with a bracket includes a body 10 and a plurality of calendar sheets 20. The main body 10 includes a bottom plate 12, a first vertical plate 14 and a second vertical plate 16 which are adjacent in sequence. One side of the calendar 20 is connected to the adjacent sides of the first vertical plate 14 and the second vertical plate 16, the first vertical plate 14 has a separation line L to form the flap 30. In this embodiment, the separation line L is an unclosed line body, which is in a zigzag shape, and has an end fold 40 at the unclosed end. In use, the user can pull the folding plate 30 down along the end fold 40 to form a bracket for placing the electronic device.

Referring to FIG. 2A, in some embodiments, the separation line L is an unclosed line body to form the folded plate 30, and the unclosed line body is in a zigzag shape. In some embodiments, the separation line L is U-shaped, T-shaped, L-shaped, or the like to form the folded plate 30 of different shapes.

In the use state of FIG. 2A, the bottom plate 12, the first vertical plate 14 and the second vertical plate 16 are adjacent to each other in sequence, forming a triangular appearance. Adjacent here may be but not limited to contact or connection. In the embodiment of FIG. 2A, the two sides of the bottom plate 12 are connected to the first vertical plate 14 and the second vertical plate 16, respectively. Please refer to FIG. 2C. In this embodiment, the body 10 is a long strip of cardboard. The strip-shaped cardboard has two folding lines 17, 19 at appropriate positions, and the bottom line 12, the first vertical plate 14 and the second vertical plate 16 are separated by the folding lines 17, 19. The other side of the first riser 14 is in contact with the other side of the second riser 16 (as shown in FIG. 2A).

In some embodiments, the calendar 100 with a bracket further includes a connecting member 18 for connecting the other side of the first riser 14 to the other side of the second riser 16. In addition, the connecting member 18 It is also used to connect the calendar 20 to the aforementioned adjacent side (that is, the other side of the first riser 14 and the other side of the second riser 16). In some embodiments, one side of the calendar paper 20 is adhered to the adjacent side of the first riser 14 or the second riser 16, this method of adhesion may be, but not limited to, those who can repeatedly stick, such as sticky notes and re-adhesive .

Please refer to FIG. 3, which shows a three-dimensional schematic diagram of a desk calendar with a bracket according to an embodiment. In this embodiment, the desk calendar 100 includes a body 10, a plurality of calendar sheets 20, and a connecting member 18. The body 10 includes a bottom plate 12, a first vertical plate 14 and a second vertical plate 16 which are adjacent in sequence. The first vertical plate 14 has two separation lines L to form two folded plates 30. In use, the user can bend the two folding plates 30 to form a pair of brackets (the two folding plates 30 shown in FIG. 3 are respectively bent into a bracket and not yet bent into a bracket), and the electronic device place. There is a space D between the brackets formed by the two-folded board 30, and this space D can be used for the external wiring body of the electronic device to pass through.

Please refer to FIG. 4. FIG. 4 is an exploded view of an embodiment of the body of the desk calendar with the holder. In this embodiment, the body 10 of the desk calendar 100 includes a bottom plate 12, a first vertical plate 14 and a second vertical plate 16, wherein a fold line 17 is provided between the first vertical plate 14 and the bottom plate 12, and the second vertical plate 16 is separated from the first vertical plate 14 and the bottom plate 12. The desk calendar 100 includes a connecting member 18 for connecting the first stand 14 and the second stand 16. The other side of the second riser 16 is adjacent to the other side of the bottom plate 12, and the two may be connected or only in contact. The first riser 14 has a separation line L to form a folded plate 30. In this embodiment, the first vertical plate 14 has two separation lines L, which are unclosed lines and each has a zigzag shape, and the openings of the zigzag shape are aligned and have end folds 40 to form一ㄇ字形的折板30。 A folding plate 30 in the shape of a letter. In use, the user bends the zigzag-shaped folding plate 30 outwards to form a hollow bracket for placing the electronic device, and the hollow portion of the bracket can pass through the external wiring body of the electronic device.

Please refer to FIG. 5. FIG. 5 is a schematic side view of an embodiment of the desk calendar of the authoring stand. In this embodiment, the body 10 of the desk calendar 100 includes a bottom plate 12, a first vertical plate 14 and a second vertical plate 16. . The desk calendar 100 includes a connecting member 18 for connecting the first vertical board 14, the second vertical board 16 and the calendar paper 20. The other side of the second riser 16 is adjacent to the other side of the bottom plate 12. The first riser 14 has a separation line L to form a folded plate 30. In this embodiment, the first vertical plate 14 has a slot 22, and the separation line L is a closed line body, so that the folding plate 30 can be separated from the first vertical plate 14. The folding plate 30 has an insertion portion 34 and a bearing portion 32. The size of the insertion portion 34 and the size of the insertion slot 22 are closely matched. In use, the user removes the folding plate 30, the insertion portion 34 is aligned with the insertion slot 22 to form a bracket, and the bearing portion 32 is used to place the electronic device.

Please refer to FIG. 6. FIG. 6 is a schematic side view of an embodiment of the desk calendar of the authoring stand. In this embodiment, the body 10 of the desk calendar 100 includes a bottom plate 12, a first vertical plate 14 and a second vertical plate 16. . The desk calendar 100 includes a connecting member 18 for connecting the first vertical board 14, the second vertical board 16 and the calendar paper 20. The first riser 14 has a separation line L to form a folded plate 30. In this embodiment, the separation line L is a closed line body, so that the folding plate 30 can be separated from the first vertical plate 14. The folding plate 30 has a middle fold 41 located in the middle section of the folding plate 30 to distinguish the folding plate 30 as A fixed part 35 and a bearing part 32. The middle fold 41 is located between 40% and 60% of the length of the folding plate 30. The calendar 100 further includes a clip 26 for fixing the fixing portion 35 of the folding plate 30 to the first vertical plate 14. When in use, the user removes the folding plate 30 and bends the folding plate 30 at a right angle. The fixing portion 35 of the folding plate 30 is clamped to the first vertical plate 14 with a clip 26 to form a bracket. The bearing portion 32 is used to For placement of electronic devices.

Please refer to FIG. 7. FIG. 7 is a schematic side view of an embodiment of the desk calendar of the authoring stand. In this embodiment, the body 10 of the desk calendar 100 includes a bottom plate 12, a first vertical plate 14 and a second vertical plate 16. . The desk calendar 100 includes a connecting member 18 for connecting the first vertical board 14, the second vertical board 16 and the calendar paper 20. In this embodiment, the separation line L is an unclosed line body, which is in a zigzag shape, and has an end fold 40 at the unclosed end. The folding plate 30 has another middle fold 41 located at the middle section of the folding plate 30. The middle section fold 41 divides the folding plate 30 into a supporting portion 33 and a bearing portion 32. The middle section fold 41 is located at about 40 of the length of the folding plate 30 %-60%. In use, the user can pull the folding plate 30 down along the end fold 40 and the middle fold 41, and press the free end of the folding plate 30 against the adjacent edge of the first vertical plate 14 and the bottom plate 12 to form a bracket. The carrier 32 is placed for the electronic device. In some embodiments, the free end of the folded plate 30 (that is, the portion where the supporting portion 33 contacts the first vertical plate 14) is adhered or fixed to the first vertical plate 14, and the first vertical plate 14 corresponds to the free end of the supporting portion 33 There is a slot (not shown in the figure), the size of the slot and the size of the free end may be closely matched, so that the free end of the supporting portion 33 can be inserted into the slot and has a fixed effect.

Please refer to FIG. 8. FIG. 8 is a schematic side view of an embodiment of the desk calendar of the authoring stand. In this embodiment, the body 10 of the desk calendar 100 includes a bottom plate 12, a first vertical plate 14 and a second vertical plate 16. . The desk calendar 100 includes a connecting member 18 for connecting the first vertical board 14, the second vertical board 16 and the calendar paper 20. In this embodiment, the separation line L is an unclosed line body, which is in a zigzag shape, and has an end fold 40 at the unclosed end. Folding plate 30 has another two middle folds 42, 43 which are located at about 1/3 position and about 2/3 position of folding plate 30, respectively, and the second middle folds 42, 43 distinguish the folding plate 30 is a first supporting part 36, a second supporting part 37 and a carrying part 32. In use, the user can pull the folding plate 30 down along the end folds 40 and the middle folds 42 and 43 as shown in FIG. 8, and then press the free end of the folding plate 30 against the first vertical plate 14 A bracket is formed adjacent to the bottom plate 12, and the bearing portion 32 is used to place the electronic device.

Please refer to FIG. 9. FIG. 9 is a schematic side view of an embodiment of a desk calendar for a creative holder. In this embodiment, the body 10 of the desk calendar 100 includes a bottom plate 12, a first vertical plate 14 and a second vertical plate 16. . The desk calendar 100 includes a connecting member 18 for connecting the first vertical board 14, the second vertical board 16 and the calendar paper 20. In this embodiment, the separation line L is an unclosed line body, which is in a zigzag shape, and has an end fold 40 at the unclosed end. The folding plate 30 further has two middle folds 42, 43, which divide the folding plate 30 into a fitting portion 38, a supporting portion 33 and a bearing portion 32, from the free end of the folding plate 30 To the connecting end (end creases 40 places) are the fitting portion 38, the supporting portion 33 and the bearing portion 32 in this order. In use, the user can pull the folding plate 30 down along the end folds 40 and the middle folds 42 and 43 to form a shape as shown in FIG. 9, and the carrying part 32 is used to place the electronic device. In some embodiments, the surface of the bonding portion 38 facing the first vertical plate 14 has an adhesive layer, and the adhesive layer is used to bond the bonding portion 38 to the first vertical plate 14. In some embodiments, the bonding portion 38 and the first vertical plate 14 respectively have a bonding member at a corresponding position. The bonding member may be, but not limited to, a magnet or a devil felt. The bonding member is used to attach the bonding portion 38 The first riser 14 is attached.

Please refer to FIG. 10. FIG. 10 is a schematic side view of an embodiment of the desk calendar of the authoring stand. In this embodiment, the body 10 of the desk calendar 100 includes a bottom plate 12, a first vertical plate 14 and a second vertical plate 16. . The desk calendar 100 includes a connecting member 18 for connecting the first vertical board 14, the second vertical board 16 and the calendar paper 20. In this embodiment, the separation line L is an unclosed line body, which is in a zigzag shape, and has an end fold 40 at the unclosed end. The folding plate 30 has three middle folds 44,45,46, which divide the folding plate 30 into a fitting portion 38, a first supporting portion 36, a second supporting portion 37 and a The supporting portion 32 is a bonding portion 38, a second supporting portion 37, a first supporting portion 36, and a supporting portion 32 in order from the free end of the flap 30 to the connecting end (pre-pressed fold 40). In use, the user can pull the folding plate 30 down along the end folds 40 and the middle folds 44, 45, 46 to form a bracket as shown in FIG. 10, and the bearing portion 32 is used to place the electronic device.

In summary, according to some embodiments, the folding plate is a part of the desk calendar. The folding plate can form a bracket between the vertical plate and the vertical plate. The bracket is used to place the electronic device, which can effectively use the space on the desktop and save The cost of buying a mobile phone stand.

100: desk calendar 10: Ontology 12: bottom plate 14: First stand 15: Advertising area 16: Second riser 17: Polyline 18: connector 19: Polyline 20: Calendar paper 22: caulking 24: Perforation 26: Clip 30: folding plate 31: Hollow Department 32: Carrying Department 33: Support Department 34: insertion part 35: fixed part 36: First Support Department 37: Second Support Department 38: Laminating Department 40: End wrinkle 41: Middle crease 42: middle crease 43: Middle crease 44: middle crease 45: middle crease 46: middle crease D: interval L: separation line L1: First separation line L2: second separation line

[FIG. 1A] A three-dimensional exploded schematic view of an embodiment of a desk calendar with a creative holder; [Figure 1B] A three-dimensional schematic diagram of the desk calendar with a stand of FIG. 1A; [Figure 1C] An expanded schematic view of the desk calendar body of FIG. 1A; [FIG. 2A] A three-dimensional exploded schematic view of an embodiment of a desk calendar with a creative support; [Figure 2B] A three-dimensional schematic view of the desk calendar with a stand of FIG. 2A; [Figure 2C] An expanded schematic view of the desk calendar body of FIG. 2A; [Figure 3] A three-dimensional schematic view of an embodiment of a desk calendar with a creative support; [FIG. 4] An expanded schematic view of an embodiment of the body of the desk calendar with the holder; [FIG. 5] A schematic side view showing an embodiment of a desk calendar with a creative support; [Fig. 6] A schematic side view of an embodiment of a desk calendar with a creative support; [Fig. 7] A schematic side view showing an embodiment of a desk calendar with a creative support; [FIG. 8] A schematic side view showing an embodiment of a desk calendar with a creative support; [FIG. 9] A schematic side view showing an embodiment of a desk calendar with a creative support; and [FIG. 10] A schematic side view of an embodiment of a desk calendar for a creative holder.

100: desk calendar

10: Ontology

12: bottom plate

14: First stand

15: Advertising area

16: Second riser

18: connector

20: Calendar paper

24: Perforation

30: folding board

31: Hollow Department

32: Carrying Department

33: Support Department

40: End wrinkle

41: Middle crease

L1: First separation line

L2: second separation line

Claims (10)

A desk calendar with a bracket, including: A body including a bottom plate, a first vertical plate and a second vertical plate adjacent in sequence; and A plurality of calendar papers, the calendar papers are connected to adjacent edges of the first vertical plate and the second vertical plate, Wherein, the first vertical plate has a separation line to form a folded plate. The desk calendar of claim 1, wherein the first vertical plate has a slot, the separation line is a closed line body, and the folding plate has an insertion portion, the size of the insertion portion and the size of the slot are Close relationship. The desk calendar of claim 1, wherein the separation line is a closed line body, and the foldable plate has a middle fold, and the middle fold is located at the middle section of the foldable plate. The desk calendar of claim 1, wherein the separation line is an unclosed line body, and the unclosed end has a fold at one end. The desk calendar according to claim 4, wherein the foldable plate has a middle section fold, the middle section fold is located in the middle section of the foldable plate, and is used for sequentially distinguishing from the end fold to a free end of the foldable plate The folding plate is a supporting part and a bearing part, and a free end of the supporting part contacts the first vertical plate. The desk calendar according to claim 4, wherein the folded plate has two middle folds, and the second middle folds are located at about 1/3 and 2/3 positions of the folded plate, respectively A free end of the folded plate sequentially divides the folded plate into a bearing portion, a first support portion, and a second support portion, and a free end of the second support portion contacts the first vertical plate. The desk calendar according to claim 4, wherein the foldable plate has two middle folds for sequentially distinguishing the foldable plate from a fold of the end toward a free end of the foldable plate into a bearing portion and a supporting portion And a bonding portion, the bonding portion is bonded to the first vertical plate. The desk calendar according to claim 4, wherein the foldable plate has three middle folds for sequentially distinguishing the foldable plate as a bearing portion and a first from the end fold toward a free end of the foldable plate The support part, a second support part and a bonding part are bonded to the first vertical plate. The desk calendar according to claim 1, wherein the first vertical plate includes two of the separation lines, the two separation lines are respectively an M-shaped unclosed line body and a ㄇ-shaped unclosed line body, and the M-shaped unclosed line body The two end points are aligned with the two end points of the zigzag non-closed line body, and the folding plate has a bearing part, two support parts and two insertion parts respectively from the four end points toward its free end, the bearing part and the support There are two middle folds adjacent to the part, and the first vertical plate has two insertion slots at the corresponding insertion part. The size of the insertion slot and the insertion part are in a close relationship. The desk calendar according to any one of claims 1 to 9 further includes a connecting member for connecting the calendar paper and the adjacent edge.

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