TWM616620U - Vertical desktop calendar - Google Patents

Abstract

A vertical desk calendar includes a bottom plate, a first vertical plate connected to one side of the bottom plate, and a second vertical plate connected to the other side of the bottom plate. The first vertical board includes a body area and a folding area cut and folded from the body area. One end of the folding area is connected to the bottom plate and can be used for placing a mobile device. Through the design of the folding area, the vertical desk calendar can not only provide viewing or note-taking functions, but also can be used as a support frame for mobile devices, and the folding area is cut from the first vertical board, and there is no need for it. Using other components, the structure is simplified and the manufacturing cost can be reduced.

Description

Vertical desk calendar

The present invention relates to a desk calendar, especially a vertical desk calendar for standing on the table.

Generally, the traditional vertical desk calendar is mainly folded into a triangle shape by a plate to form a standing shape. Among them, the two sides of the board are provided with perforations, the top ends of which are folded into a triangle shape are combined with each other with fasteners, and a plurality of monthly calendar papers are stacked on one side of the board to form a complete desk calendar for users to watch Or make various records.

However, although the aforementioned traditional desk calendar has the function of being placed on the desktop for users to watch or take notes, it only has the function of a monthly calendar. As long as the limit of one year of use has passed, it cannot be reused and has no other purpose. , Can only be discarded and replaced. Therefore, in terms of practicality, the existing traditional monthly calendar has only a single function.

In view of this, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a vertical desk calendar that can be used as a mobile phone holder at the same time.

The new vertical desk calendar includes a bottom plate, a first vertical plate connected to one side of the bottom plate, and a second vertical plate connected to the other side of the bottom plate. The first vertical board includes a body area and a folding area cut and folded from the body area. One end of the folding area is connected to the bottom plate and can be used for placing a mobile device.

Another technical means of the present invention is that the folding area is formed by folding a folded plate, and the folded plate has a connecting edge connected to the bottom plate, and two ends of the connecting edge go away from the bottom plate. An extended longitudinal cutting edge and a transverse cutting edge connecting the two longitudinal cutting edges. After the folding plate is cut along the two longitudinal cutting edges and the transverse cutting edge, it is bent relative to the body area with the connecting edge as the axis .

Another technical means of the present invention is that the folded plate further has two transverse valley fold lines parallel to the connecting edge, and the two transverse valley fold lines divide the folded plate into a positioning part connected to the connecting edge, and a The clamping part located at the free end of the folded plate, the positioning part has two positioning grooves respectively recessed inward by the two longitudinal cutting edges, the clamping part has two taper-shaped clamping pieces, the folding plate After bending along the two transverse valley folding lines, the two engaging pieces are inserted into the two positioning grooves.

Another technical means of the present invention is that the folded plate also has a transverse valley fold line parallel to the connecting edge, and two longitudinal valley fold lines parallel to the two longitudinal cutting edges and connecting the transverse valley fold line. After being bent along the horizontal valley folding line, a first supporting stand located at the free end of the folded plate and extending laterally is defined, and the folded plate is bent along the two longitudinal valley folding lines and defining two longitudinally extending second supporting stands The second supporting piece is formed with a notch, and both ends of the first supporting piece are engaged in the two notches.

Another technical means of the present invention is that the first vertical plate further includes a plurality of first perforations formed in the body area, the second vertical plate includes a plurality of second perforations, and the vertical desk calendar also includes at least one through hole. The spiral ring member of the first perforation and the second perforation, and a plurality of calendar papers passing through the spiral ring member.

Another technical method of the present invention is that the bottom plate has two semicircular cut marks, and the two cut marks form two semicircular convex pieces that can be bent relative to the bottom plate.

The effect of the present invention is: through the design of the folding area, the vertical desk calendar can be used as a support frame for mobile devices in addition to providing viewing or note-taking functions, and the folding area is cut by the first vertical board It does not need to use other components, the structure is simplified and the manufacturing cost can be reduced.

The features and technical content of the patent application related to the present model will be clearly presented in the following detailed description of the preferred embodiment with reference to the drawings. Before detailed description, it should be noted that similar components are represented by the same numbers.

Referring to Figures 1 and 2, the first preferred embodiment of the new vertical desk calendar includes a bottom plate 2, a first vertical plate 3 connected to one side of the bottom plate 2, and a first vertical plate 3 connected to the bottom plate 2. The second vertical plate 4 on the other side, at least one spiral ring member 5 that combines the first vertical plate 3 with the end of the second vertical plate 4, and a plurality of calendar papers 6 passing through the spiral ring member 5 .

The first vertical plate 3 includes a body region 31, a plurality of first through holes 32 formed in the body region 31, and a folding region 33 cut and folded by the body region 31 (see FIG. 3). The second vertical plate 4 includes a plurality of second through holes 41, and the spiral ring member 5 passes through the first through holes 32 and the second through holes 41 to combine the first vertical plate 3 with the second vertical plate 4 . The bottom plate 2 has two semicircular cut marks 21, and the two cut marks 21 form two semicircular protrusions 22 that can be bent relative to the bottom plate 2. The protruding piece 22 is designed to be able to bend upward relative to the bottom plate 2 so that the bottom plate 2 can maintain the unfolded state so that the vertical desk calendar can stand stably.

One end of the folding area 33 is connected to the bottom plate 2. More specifically, the folding area 33 is formed by folding a folding plate 34. The folding plate 34 has a connecting edge 341 connected to the bottom plate 2. A longitudinal cutting edge 342 extending from both ends of the connecting edge 341 in a direction away from the bottom plate 2 and a transverse cutting edge 343 connecting the two longitudinal cutting edges 342. The folded plate 34 runs along the two longitudinal cutting edges 342 and the After the transverse cutting edge 343 is cut, the connecting edge 341 is used as an axis to bend relative to the body region 31.

In this embodiment, the folded plate 34 also has two horizontal valley fold lines 344 (VALLEY FOLD) parallel to the connecting edge 341. The valley fold line indicates that the folded plate 34 is folded upward along the line, and the valley fold line is concave after folding. hide. The two transverse valley fold lines 344 divide the folded plate 34 into a positioning portion 345 connected to the connecting edge 341 and a clamping portion 346 at the free end of the folded plate 34. The positioning portion 345 has two The two longitudinal cutting edges 342 have inwardly recessed positioning grooves 347, and the clamping portion 346 has two tapered clamping pieces 348.

After the folding plate 34 is bent along the two transverse valley folding lines 344, the two engaging pieces 348 are inserted into the two positioning grooves 347, and as shown in FIG. 3, the folding area 33 is formed. As shown in FIG. 4, the design of the folding area 33 allows a mobile device 9 to be stably placed. In Fig. 4, the mobile device 9 is placed horizontally as an example, but it can also be placed upright.

Referring to Figures 5 and 6, the second preferred embodiment of the new vertical desk calendar includes a bottom plate 2, a first vertical plate 3 connected to one side of the bottom plate 2, and a first vertical plate 3 connected to the bottom plate 2 The second vertical board 4 on the other side. The first vertical board 3 includes a main body area 31 and a folding area 33 cut and folded from the main body area 31.

The folding area 33 is formed by folding a folded plate 35. The folded plate 35 has a connecting edge 351 connected to the bottom plate 2, and two longitudinal ends extending away from the bottom plate 2 from both ends of the connecting edge 351. Cutting edge 352, and a transverse cutting edge 353 connecting the two longitudinal cutting edges 352, the folded plate 35 is cut along the two longitudinal cutting edges 352 and the transverse cutting edge 353, with respect to the connecting edge 351 as an axis relative to the The body area 31 is bent.

The difference between this preferred embodiment and the first preferred embodiment is that the folded plate 35 also has a transverse valley fold line 354 parallel to the connecting edge 351, and two parallel to the two longitudinal cutting edges 352 and connecting the The horizontal valley fold line 354 is the longitudinal valley fold line 355. As shown in FIG. 6, the folded plate 35 is bent along the transverse valley folding line 354 to define a first supporting piece 356 located at the free end of the folded plate 35 and extending transversely. The folded plate 35 extends along the two longitudinal valleys. After the folding line 355 is bent, two longitudinally extending second supporting pieces 357 are defined, and each of the second supporting pieces 357 is respectively formed with a notch 358.

As shown in FIG. 7, after the first upright supporting piece 356 and the second upright supporting piece 357 are bent upward, the two ends of the first upright supporting piece 356 are engaged in the two notches 358, and The folded area 33 is formed. Referring to FIG. 8, the folding area 33 is designed to allow a mobile device 9 to be stably placed. In FIG. 8, the mobile device 9 is placed horizontally as an example, but it can also be placed upright.

In summary, through the design of the folding area 33 of the new vertical desk calendar, the vertical desk calendar can be used as a support frame for the mobile device 9 in addition to providing viewing or note-taking functions, and the folding area 33 It is cut from the first vertical plate 3, no other components are needed, the structure is simplified and the manufacturing cost can be reduced, and it can indeed achieve the purpose of new cost.

However, the above are only the preferred embodiments of the present model, and should not be used to limit the scope of implementation of the present model, that is, simple equivalent changes and modifications made in accordance with the scope of the patent application for the present model and the description of the model, All are still within the scope of this new patent.

2: bottom plate 21: Cut marks 22: Tab 3: The first riser 31: Body area 32: The first perforation 33: Folding area 34: Folding board 341: connecting edge 342: Longitudinal cutting edge 343: Horizontal cutting edge 344: Horizontal Valley Polyline 345: Positioning Department 346: Card System Department 347: positioning slot 348: Clip 35: Folding board 351: Connecting Edge 352: Longitudinal cutting edge 353: Horizontal cutting edge 354: Horizontal Valley Polyline 355: Vertical Valley Polyline 356: The first support stand piece 357: second support stand 358: missing 4: The second riser 41: second piercing 5: Spiral ring 6: Monthly calendar paper 9: mobile device

Figure 1 is a plan view illustrating the first preferred embodiment of the new vertical desk calendar, in a state that has not yet been combined; Figure 2 is a perspective view illustrating the shape of a folded plate after the first preferred embodiment is assembled; Figure 3 is a perspective view illustrating the state where the folded plate is bent and combined into a folding area; Figure 4 is a perspective view illustrating the state of placing a mobile device in the folding area; Figure 5 is a plan view illustrating the second preferred embodiment of the new vertical desk calendar, in a state that has not yet been combined; Figure 6 is a perspective view illustrating the shape of a folded plate after the second preferred embodiment is assembled; Fig. 7 is a perspective view illustrating the state in which the folded plate is bent and combined into a folding area; and Fig. 8 is a perspective view illustrating the state of placing a mobile device in the folding area.

3: The first riser

31: Body area

33: Folding area

Claims (6)

A vertical desk calendar, including: A floor A first vertical board is connected to one side of the bottom plate and includes a body area and a folding area cut and folded from the body area. One end of the folding area is connected to the bottom plate and can provide a Mobile device placement; and A second vertical board is connected to a side of the bottom plate opposite to the first vertical board. The vertical desk calendar according to claim 1, wherein the folding area is formed by folding a folding board, the folding board has a connecting edge connected to the bottom plate, and the two are respectively moved away from both ends of the connecting edge The longitudinal cutting edge extending in the direction of the bottom plate and a transverse cutting edge connecting the two longitudinal cutting edges. After the folded plate is cut along the two longitudinal cutting edges and the transverse cutting edge, it is relative to the connecting edge with the connecting edge as the axis. The body area is bent. The vertical desk calendar according to claim 2, wherein the folded plate further has two transverse valley fold lines parallel to the connecting edge, and the two transverse valley fold lines divide the folded plate into a position connected to the connecting edge Part, and a clamping part located at the free end of the folded plate, the positioning part has two positioning grooves recessed inward by the two longitudinal cutting edges, and the clamping part has two taper-shaped clamping pieces After the folded plate is bent along the two transverse valley folding lines, the two engaging pieces are inserted into the two positioning grooves. The vertical desk calendar according to claim 2, wherein the folded plate further has a transverse valley fold line parallel to the connecting side, and two longitudinal valley fold lines parallel to the two longitudinal cutting edges and connecting the transverse valley fold line , The folded plate is bent along the transverse valley folding line to define a first supporting piece located at the free end of the folded plate and extending transversely, and the folded plate is bent along the two longitudinal valley folding lines to define two longitudinally extending Each of the second upright supporting pieces is respectively formed with a notch groove, and both ends of the first upright supporting piece are clamped in the two notch grooves. The vertical desk calendar according to claim 3 or 4, wherein the first vertical board further includes a plurality of first perforations formed in the body area, the second vertical board includes a plurality of second perforations, and the vertical desk calendar It also includes at least one spiral ring piece passing through the first perforation and the second perforation, and a plurality of calendar papers passing through the spiral ring piece. The vertical desk calendar according to claim 1, wherein the bottom plate has two semicircular cut marks, and the two cut marks form two semicircular protrusions that can be bent relative to the bottom plate.

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