KR20240086329A - Versatile Desktop Calendar - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention is a desk calendar developed with a new configuration. The multipurpose desk calendar of the present invention comprises: a board (2) configured to stand upright; a calendar sheet (4) configured to be replaced at regular intervals by one or more calendar sheets mounted on the front of the board (2) to indicate dates; and a holding means (H) configured to have a storage space (S) that is connected to the board (2) and into which the calendar sheet (4) is inserted so that the calendar sheet (4) does not fall off from the board (2). Therefore, the configuration of the calendar is improved so that various memos can be inserted during use of the calendar to be displayed and stored, or various decorative items can be attached to provide decorativeness, and additionally, a good advertising effect can be exhibited.

Description

Versatile Desktop Calendar

The present invention relates to a desk calendar (diary). More specifically, the present invention relates to a desk calendar (diary). The present invention relates to a desk calendar (diary), and more specifically, by improving the configuration of the existing widely distributed desk calendar, the calendar can be displayed and stored by inserting various memo pads during use of the calendar, or by attaching various decorative items such as clocks to enhance the decoration. The functionality of the calendar has been greatly improved by providing additional advertising effects.

Desk calendars, which are generally distributed on a large scale during the year-end and New Year holidays, are structurally foldable and consist of thick paper forming a triangular base, with 12 months of calendar paper bound to springs on both sides. It is currently widely distributed mainly as a gift for advertisers until now, as it has been folded down.

However, such desk calendars had no special additional functions other than the calendar function, so their product value was monotonous.

Meanwhile, as prior technology for calendars with a memo storage function, there is a desk calendar equipped with a pencil holder and a memo box known under Utility Model Registration No. 20-0206427, and a desk calendar and memo box known under Utility Model Publication No. 20-1996-0067523. Although this has been known, these structures are structured in a three-dimensional manner by installing a writing instrument holder or a drawer-type note holder, which are separate components, on the bottom or side of the desk calendar. Therefore, such complex note paper is not included in the desk calendar, which is widely distributed as a relatively inexpensive donation item. Installing a holder was not economically feasible, and the structure was not universal or practical due to its large size and obstacles in distribution such as storage and transportation.

Existing desk calendars are usually fixed with a spring device, so most of them are discarded rather than recycled after one year of use, resulting in a huge waste of resources.

In addition, simple stands and stand-shaped desk calendars made of wood or plastic are produced and distributed on the market, but there are limitations to design expansion such as the weight, volume, and stability of a separate stand, so they are not suitable for corporate advertising and promotion and activation as gifts, so they are not suitable for the public. The situation was that it was not widely distributed.

KR 20-0206427 Y1 (2000.09.30.)

The present invention prevents the waste of resources of desk calendars, which are discarded every year, and can be used repeatedly semi-permanently by replacing only the calendar paper (inner paper). In addition, by combining three-dimensional or two-dimensional sculptures of various characters, nature, animals, plants, and artifacts, there is an infinite number of possibilities. The goal was to provide an invention with practicality and interior decoration that can be designed in a shape.

The goal of the invention is to go beyond the design limitations of the spring calendar, which has been common for about 50 years, and create a desk calendar that can innovate a new trend in desk calendars, growing into a global first-class product and becoming popular.

The present invention is a very characteristic configuration that renews the simple functionality of the conventional calendar, without compromising the original folding functionality of the calendar in the slightest, and allows the holding means to be assembled three-dimensionally when the calendar is deployed directly on a space such as a desk. There is a feature of the present invention in providing a means.

The present invention installs a foldable, prefabricated multi-purpose holding means with a certain width and depth on the lower side or both sides of the front part of an existing desk calendar, so that in addition to the original function of the calendar, various memo holders or clocks can be attached, or an exhibition space or advertising space can be formed. This allows for various functionality in the use of the calendar.

In the present invention, as a specific means for solving the above-mentioned problem of the invention, in constructing a multi-purpose desktop calendar, a board is configured to stand, and one or more calendar sheets are mounted on the front of the board and are replaced at regular intervals to display the date. And, to prevent the calendar from being separated from the board, a holding means is coupled to the board and configured to have a storage space into which the calendar is inserted.

The holding means includes a front plate configured to support the front lower part of the calendar paper, a pair of side plates extended and bent from both ends of the front plate and configured to cover the sides of the calendar paper, and a pair of side plates extended and bent from the ends of the side plates to hold the board. It is made up of a back plate that supports the back, has a ring shape that is not open to the side, and can be characterized as including a main holder that supports the board and calendar.

Alternatively, the holding means may include a front plate configured to support the front lower portion of the calendar paper, a pair of side plates extended and bent from both ends of the front plate and configured to cover the sides of the calendar paper, and a board extending and bent from the ends of the side plates. It may be characterized in that it includes a main holder consisting of a rear plate that supports the rear of the front plate, a side plate, and a rear plate, and a coupling means formed on the divided ends so that the divided ends are detachable from each other. there is.

In addition, it may further include a plurality of variable fold lines formed on the side plate to change the length of the side plate.

Alternatively, the holding means may include a front plate configured to support the front lower portion of the calendar paper, a pair of side plates extended and bent from both ends of the front plate and configured to cover the sides of the calendar paper, and a pair of side plates configured to extend and bend at each end of the side plates. It may be characterized as including a main holder consisting of a pair of split back plates coupled to the back of the board, and a coupling means formed on the back plate to couple the back plate to the back of the board.

It may be characterized by further including a lower plate configured to extend and bend from the lower portion of the front plate and be coupled to the lower portion of the board to support the lower portion of the calendar.

Alternatively, the holding means may include a front plate configured to support the front lower portion of the calendar paper, a pair of side plates extended and bent from both ends of the front plate and configured to cover the sides of the calendar paper, and a pair of side plates configured to extend and bend at each end of the side plates. It includes a main holder consisting of a pair of split back plates coupled to the rear of the board, and is further provided with a reinforcing plate coupled to the rear of the board, and is configured between the board and the reinforcing plate so that the end of the back plate is inserted and coupled. It may be characterized by further including an insertion groove.

Alternatively, the holding means may include a front plate configured to support the front lower portion of the calendar paper, a side plate extended and bent from one end of the front plate to cover the side of the calendar paper, and a side plate extended and bent from an end of the side plate to cover the back of the board. It may be characterized by including a supporting back plate and a coupling means formed on the back plate so that the back plate is coupled to the back of the board, and a main holder that is fitted on the open side to support the board and the calendar.

Alternatively, the holding means may include a front panel configured to support the front of the calendar sheet, a window part configured in the front panel so that the date display of the calendar sheet is visible through the front panel, and a window part configured to extend and bend from both ends of the front panel to support the side of the calendar sheet. It includes a frame-type main holder consisting of a side plate configured to cover, a split back plate that is extended and bent from each end of the side plate and connected to the back of the board, and a coupling means formed on the back plate to couple the back plate to the back of the board. It can be characterized as being

In addition, an insertion hole is formed in the lower part of the board, and the holding means is a main holder consisting of a front plate configured to support the front lower part of the calendar, and an insertion piece that protrudes from the lower part of the front plate and is configured to fit into the insertion hole. It may be characterized as being included.

Alternatively, the holding means consists of a front support piece configured to support the front upper part of the calendar paper, and a rear support piece that extends and bends in a mountain shape from the top of the front support piece to support the rear of the board, and supports the board and calendar paper by its own weight. It may be characterized as including a holder.

In addition, the board may be characterized in that it further includes a support part that protrudes forward at the bottom of the board and is configured to support the lower part of the calendar.

In addition, the calendar may be characterized in that a locking protrusion or a locking groove is formed on the upper surface of the support portion to prevent the calendar from slipping on the upper surface of the support portion.

Due to the structural features of the present invention described above, the desk calendar of the present invention, in addition to the original function of the calendar, can store and store office accessories such as memo pads and writing instruments in a holding means additionally installed on the calendar itself, as well as a space outside the holding means. Since various advertising signs can be effectively displayed by attaching a clock or inserting text to the area, there is an industrial effect that can greatly improve the functionality of desk calendars distributed for advertising and giveaway purposes.

In addition, the existing calendar is fixed to a spring device, so it is used only for calendar purposes and cannot add notes, documents, etc. However, the present invention has an open top structure and can be used by inserting note paper or document paper into the calendar, so it is used for office document work. It is convenient.

If you make the calendar the size of A4 paper, it is convenient because you can insert A4 paper into the calendar and use it as memo paper or notes.

When the calendar stand is standing vertically, it is convenient for working with PC documents as a document stand and for viewing various documents, flyers, pamphlets, etc.

By exchanging the calendar paper, it can be used semi-permanently and repeatedly, preventing waste of resources and helping protect the environment.

Since there is no need for spring binding, production costs are reduced.

Compared to existing calendars, the scalability of the design is high, so it can have excellent aesthetics and decoration, so it can be produced for fashion interior or art purposes.

Existing calendars are fixed on one side with a spring, making it difficult to transform them into various designs. However, the present invention is easy to produce in various calendar shapes, such as circular, oval, animal and plant shapes, character shapes, and building shapes, in addition to the general calendar shape of square, and is aesthetically pleasing. It can be designed beautifully.

The holding means may be selectively coupled to the front or rear of the board, or may be combined to the front and rear simultaneously.

It is convenient because you can add memo paper, card books, etc. in addition to the calendar.

In the existing desk calendar, when taking notes, you had to bring the entire calendar close to take notes, but the present invention is convenient because you only need to pull out the necessary sheet of paper, make notes, and insert it.

It can be used to hold work documents, pamphlets, flyers, and photos upright.

It can be stacked to keep it flat during transportation, and since there is no spring binding, the thickness can be made thin, so many calendars can be transported in a small space.

If the printing area of the holding means is wide and promotional text is included, a high advertising effect can be expected.

Alternatively, you can put a saying or lesson in the holding device and use it as a gift or learning material.

In addition to the horizontal straight shape, the holding means can be configured in various ways by shaping natural objects such as mountains or buildings such as pyramids into three-dimensional shapes. The three-dimensional objects can be attached and detached using magnetic force, insertion methods, etc., making it a prefabricated toy or It can also be configured as a pop-up book.

By inserting or attaching or detaching a card book or a three-dimensional sculpture in the inner space of the holding means, it can be expressed as a storytelling children's book or a three-dimensional sculpture with a new aesthetic, and can be used as a teaching material for brain development and learning play.

The board and holding means can be assembled through DIY assembly and used as interior decoration items, play toys, and learning aids.

By adding a three-dimensional image sculpture to the present invention, the creation of a new type of paper art work can be expected.

The calendar of the present invention can be produced by recycling discarded hardcover books, etc., thereby reducing waste and protecting the environment.

1 is a three-dimensional view of a desk calendar to which an example of the present invention is applied.
Figure 2 is a three-dimensional view showing the ring-shaped main holder of the present invention.
3 is a side cross-sectional view showing various embodiments of the board of the present invention.
Figure 4 is a side cross-sectional view of the main part of the desk calendar of the present invention.
Figure 5 is a plan cross-sectional view showing the ring-shaped main holder of the present invention applied.
Figure 6 is a three-dimensional view showing another embodiment of the ring-shaped main holder of the present invention.
Figure 7 is a side cross-sectional view of the main part of a desk calendar to which another example of the present invention is applied.
Figure 8 is a three-dimensional view showing the length-adjustable main holder of the present invention.
Figure 9 is a three-dimensional view showing the board-mounted main holder of the present invention.
Figure 10 is a plan cross-sectional view showing the board-mounted main holder of the present invention.
Figure 11 is a three-dimensional view of a desk calendar to which the bottom-supported main holder of the present invention is applied.
Figure 12 is a three-dimensional view of the hinge ring applied to the table-top calendar to which the bottom-supported main holder of the present invention is applied.
Figure 13 is a three-dimensional view of a character applied to a desktop calendar to which the bottom-supported main holder of the present invention is applied.
Figure 14 is an exploded view of the bottom-supported main holder of the present invention
Figure 15 is a side cross-sectional view of the main part of a desk calendar to which the bottom-supported main holder of the present invention is applied.
Figure 16 is a front view of a desk calendar to which the bottom-supported main holder of the present invention is applied.
Figure 17 is a side view of the desk calendar to which the bottom-supported main holder of the present invention is applied.
Figure 18 is a flat cross-sectional view showing the main holder of the present invention being fitted to the board.
Figure 19 is a three-dimensional view showing the side-coupled main holder of the present invention.
20A to 20C are three-dimensional views showing the frame-type main holder of the present invention.
Figure 21 is a three-dimensional view showing a table-top calendar to which the bottom insertable main holder and insertion hole of the present invention are applied.
Figure 22 is a side cross-sectional view showing the main part of the sub-holder of the present invention.
Figure 23 is a side cross-sectional view of the main part showing the locking protrusion applied to the support portion of the present invention
Figure 24 is a side cross-sectional view of the main part showing the locking groove applied to the support part of the present invention
Figure 25 is an illustration showing an embodiment in which the calendar of the present invention is erected

The present invention is intended to provide a multi-purpose desktop calendar, which will be described in more detail with the drawings below, and the attached drawings are only examples for easily explaining the content and scope of the technical idea of the present invention and are not limited thereto. This does not mean that the terms used are only for explaining the embodiment in detail and should not be construed as being limited to the terms in question.

The characteristic of the solution of the present invention is that it is manufactured with a holding means integrally attached to form a three-dimensional storage space below one or both sides of the base constituting the base of the existing calendar, so that the table-top calendar is flat during the distribution process. If the table-top calendar is maintained in a good folded state and used in a prefabricated manner, and then the holding means is assembled three-dimensionally, a holding means with a certain width and depth is easily assembled below the calendar paper and can be used to hold various memo pads or small items. It is possible to display advertisements through the empty space outside the exhibition space or holding device, thereby maximizing the advertising effect in the case of the giveaway calendar.

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the overall configuration of a typical desk calendar (diary) 1 with a holding means (H), which is a main component of the present invention, installed and deployed in a normal use state.

In general, the configuration of the calendar is such that a board 2 made of thick paper is formed to stand so that the lower pedestal 25 can serve as a seat, and the pedestal 25 is bent at the bottom. It is configured so that calendar paper (4) can be placed on the front of the board (2).

In addition to general paper, the board (2) can be made of a variety of materials such as synthetic resin, metal, and wood.

The board 2 can be folded or overlapped on one side to stand up or remain flat, and there are no restrictions on the stand assembly method.

In addition, the shape of the board (2) can be of various shapes such as square, round, oval, and three-dimensional sculpture.

In the case of a spring-type calendar, a plurality of holes (22) are drilled in the board (2), and then the hinge rings (23) are sequentially inserted into these holes (22) and the calendar paper (4) is printed once a month. ) is used as a calendar by passing from the front to the back.

The present invention replaces the calendar sheets (4) at regular intervals (usually one month) by mounting a plurality of calendar sheets (4) on the board (2) without using the perforations (22) and springs in the general configuration of the calendar. A feature of the invention is that a holding means (H) is installed as an additional component so that it can be attached or removed.

As shown in FIG. 1, a board 2 configured to stand, one or more calendar sheets 4 mounted on the front of the board 2 and replaced at regular intervals to display the date, and a calendar 4 on the board 2 It is characterized by including a holding means (H) coupled to the board (2) and configured to have a storage space portion (S) into which the calendar sheet (4) is inserted to prevent the calendar sheet (4) from being separated.

The board (2) and the holding means (H) are not limited to their shapes and can express various animals, plants, nature, buildings, characters, etc.

The holding means (H) can be divided into a main holder (5) that supports the lower part of the calendar as if surrounding it, and a sub-holder (6) that supports the upper part of the calendar by its own weight.

The main holder 5 has various embodiments.

As shown in Figures 2 to 7, the holding means (H) includes a front plate 51 configured to support the front lower part of the calendar paper 4, and an extension and bending at both ends of the front plate 51 to hold the calendar paper. It consists of a pair of side plates 52 configured to cover the side surfaces of (4), and a back plate 53 that is extended and bent from the end of the side plates 52 to support the rear of the board 2, and opens laterally. It may be characterized as including a main holder (5) that elastically supports the board (2) and the calendar (4) in a ring shape.

It would be desirable to make the material of the main holder 5, whose length is fixed as described above, to be softer than hard to have elasticity, or to have an iron core, etc. inserted into it.

The board 2 can be configured in various shapes as shown in FIG. 3, and the holding means H can be applied to the various types of boards 2 to ensure high versatility.

Depending on the embodiment, it is assumed that the support part 3 protrudes forward from the bottom of the board 2 as the basic form, but the case where the support part 3 is not present according to the embodiment will be described later.

2 to 5, the space W of the side plate 52 of the main holder 5 may be formed to be large enough (w1) to properly support the calendar sheet 4, or as shown in FIGS. 6 to 7 Likewise, the space W of the side plate 52 of the main holder 5 may be formed to be large enough (w2) to accommodate additional objects (e.g., memo pads, etc.), including the calendar 4. there is.

In another embodiment, the holding means (H) includes a front plate 51 configured to support the front lower part of the calendar paper 4, as shown in Figure 8, and is extended and bent at both ends of the front plate 51 to hold the calendar paper. A pair of side plates 52 configured to cover the side surfaces of (4), a back plate 53 extending and bent from the end of the side plates 52 to support the rear of the board 2, and a front plate ( 51), one of the side plate 52 and the rear plate 53 is divided, and the main holder 5 is comprised of a coupling means 54 formed at the divided ends so that the divided ends can be detached from each other. can do.

Therefore, the length of the main holder 5 can be adjusted depending on the position where the coupling means 54 are coupled to each other.

In addition, a plurality of variable fold lines 55 formed on the side plate 52 may be further included to change the length of the side plate 52.

The variable fold line 55 indicates a position where the user can fold the side plate 52, and the user can select any variable fold line 55 to fold it.

Depending on the folding of the side plate 52, the variable fold line 55 may be located on the front plate 51 or the rear plate 53.

The variable fold line 55 can be expressed in the form of a ruler, and the size of the main holder 5 can be adjusted by standardizing the scale indicating the folded area, and an iron core is installed inside the main holder 5 to reinforce strength. It is also possible to add ashes.

A multipurpose table-top calendar, wherein the holding means (H) is made of a metal material so that it can be bent, or a metal thread or metal plate is inserted into the holding means (H).

In the case of the above-described embodiment of the main holder 5, the main holder 5 is not directly coupled to the board 2, but is separately wrapped, so that the main holder 5 moves in the vertical direction of the board 2. On the other hand, in the case of the following embodiment, the main holder 5 is directly coupled to the board 2, thereby providing a more robust coupling force.

In another embodiment, the holding means (H) includes a front plate 51 configured to support the front lower part of the calendar paper 4, as shown in Figures 9 (a) to 10, and the front plate 51. A pair of side plates 52 that are extended and bent at both ends to cover the side of the calendar paper (4), and a divided side plate (52) that is extended and bent at each end of the side plates (52) and is coupled to the rear of the board (2). Characterized in that it includes a main holder (5) consisting of a pair of back plates (53) and a coupling means (54) formed on the back plate (53) so that the back plate (53) is coupled to the rear of the board (2). can do.

By changing the direction, as shown in (b) of FIG. 9, the front plate 51 is divided into a pair, the back plate 53 is connected as one piece, and the back plate 53 is attached to the back of the board 2. It may be characterized as including a main holder (5) consisting of a coupling means (54) formed on the rear plate (53) to be coupled.

The coupling means 54 can be arbitrarily selected and used, such as a hook button, Velcro (sticky adhesive means), double-sided adhesive tape, or magnet (ferrite permanent magnet).

As an additional embodiment, a watch (T) may be attached to the holding means (H) as shown in FIG. 1.

The clock (T) can be either a digital clock or an analog clock and can be attached to the holding allowance (H) or configured to be incorporated into the holding means (H).

When the clock (T) is provided in the holding means (H), the added value of the desk calendar (1) can be increased and its quality can be pursued, and it is convenient because the calendar and clock can be checked at the same time.

In another embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 11 to 17, a bottom plate ( 56) may be characterized as being further included.

The main holder (5) is placed horizontally on the lower side of the calendar (4) and is visible from the front. On both sides of the main holder (5), the side plate (52) and the back plate (53) are folded by fold lines. It is installed in a partition, and the back plate 53 is folded in a bent state toward the back side of the board 2 and is fixed to the inside of the board 2 by the coupling means 54.

When used as a desk calendar (1), the back plate (53) is fixed to the rear side of the board (2) in a bent state in a folded state by a fold line.

In addition, on the lower side of the main holder 5, a lower plate 56 is partitioned to maintain a space with the same width (W) as the side plate 52, and is again attached to the lower side of the lower plate 56. The attachment means (56a) of the main holder (5) is fixedly attached to the lower side of the board (2) so that the means (56a) is formed in the longitudinal direction.

As shown in FIGS. 14 to 16, the adhesive position of the attachment means (56a) does not appear on the front of the main holder (5) when the calendar (1) is erected around the support plate (3) of the board (2), but rather on the support plate (3). It is fixed three-dimensionally by adhesive so that it is located on the lower side.

When the attachment means (56a) is attached and fixed to the lower board (2) side of the desk calendar (1) as described above, the main holder (5) is integrated with the desk calendar (1), and during the distribution process, it is attached to the side as shown in FIG. 17. If the plate 52 and the back plate 53 are folded in the front and rear directions to maintain a flat state, the volume for transportation and storage can be reduced and simplified.

When using the desk calendar (1) by placing it on a table, etc., unfold the support (25) at the bottom of the board (2) in a triangular shape and stand it on the table, then attach the main holder (5) to the bottom plate (56) and the side plates on both sides ( 52) forms a storage space portion (S) to maintain a constant space.

At this time, the back plate 53 is fixed to the rear of the board 2 with an appropriate coupling means 54 to form a storage space (S) equal to the separation space (W) between the side plate 52 and the bottom plate 56. Let's do it.

In this way, when the storage space (S) is formed by the main holder (5) below the calendar (1), various memos, writing instruments, necessary stationery, pictures or photo plates, etc. can be conveniently inserted into the storage space (S). It can be used for storing small items.

Therefore, there is no need to use a separate note holder or accessory storage box, and in particular, various promotional means such as advertising texts, drawings, photos, and catchphrases can be displayed on the front of the main holder (5), so it is mainly used by companies, exhibition planners, It has the advantage of greatly highlighting and improving the advertising function of calendars provided as promotional tools for restaurants and financial service industries, thereby greatly improving the functionality that existing calendars did not previously have.

On the other hand, when the main holder (5) uses a stiff panel with a certain thickness, the advertising effect and decoration can be further improved by implementing a three-dimensional shape as shown in Figure 1 or 13 in addition to the straight shape. Separately, one side of the main holder (5) Additional decorations such as electronic clocks, thermo-hygrometers, and various character models can also be attached.

Basically, the calendar paper (4) is inserted into the storage space (S) like a card and replaced once a month, but it can also be applied to the hinge ring (23) type desk calendar (1) as shown in Figures 12 and 13. can do.

In another embodiment, the holding means (H) includes a front plate 51 configured to support the front lower part of the calendar paper 4, as shown in Figure 3 (c) and Figure 18, and a front plate 51 A pair of side plates 52 that are extended and bent from both ends to cover the side of the calendar paper 4, and a split that is extended and bent from each end of the side plates 52 and coupled to the rear of the board 2. A main holder (5) consisting of a pair of back plates (53) is included, and a reinforcing plate (21) coupled to the rear of the board (2) is further provided, and the ends of the back plates (53) are inserted and coupled to each other. Preferably, an insertion groove (21a) formed between the board (2) and the reinforcement plate (21) may be further included.

Therefore, since it is detachable without attachment, it is easy to replace the main holder, so it can be easily replaced when expired advertising text is written on the main holder.

In another embodiment, the holding means (H) includes a front plate 51 configured to support the front lower part of the calendar paper 4, as shown in Figure 19, and is extended and bent at one end of the front plate 51 to form a calendar paper. A side plate 52 configured to cover the side of the board 4, a back plate 53 extending and bent from the end of the side plate 52 to support the rear of the board 2, and a back plate 53 A main holder (5) consisting of a coupling means (54) formed on the back plate (53) to be coupled to the rear of the board (2), and fitted on the side of the opening to support the board (2) and the calendar (4). It may be characterized as being included.

Since the supporting force may be weak as it is joined from the side, the main holder 5 may be configured as a plurality as in the embodiment of the drawing.

In another embodiment, the holding means (H) includes a front plate 51 configured to support the front of the calendar sheet 4, as shown in FIGS. 20A and 20B, and a date display of the calendar sheet 4 on the front. A window portion 51a formed in the front plate 51 so as to be visible through the plate 51, and a side plate configured to extend and bend at both ends of the front plate 51 to cover the side of the calendar paper 4 ( 52), a back plate 53 that is extended and bent from each end of the side plate 52 and coupled to the rear of the board 2, and a back plate (53) so that the back plate 53 is coupled to the rear of the board 2. It may be characterized in that it includes a frame-type main holder (5) consisting of a coupling means (54) formed in 53).

When configured as above, the border of the calendar can be decorated to feel like a picture frame, and it can also be used as a picture frame by inserting a photo instead of the calendar paper (4).

As shown in FIG. 20c, the frame-type holding means (H) supports the front of the calendar sheet (4) and the front panel (51) allows the date display of the calendar sheet (4) to be visible through the front panel (51). A coupling means 54 such as a metal plate is provided on the front plate 51 on which the window portion 51a is formed, and a coupling means 54 such as a magnet is provided at a corresponding position of the board 2 to apply magnetic force. It can also be configured to be detachable.

In another embodiment, as shown in Figure 21, an insertion hole 24 is additionally formed in the lower part of the board 2, and the holding means (H) is configured to support the front lower part of the calendar paper 4. It may be characterized as including a main holder (5) consisting of a front plate (51) and an insertion piece (57) that protrudes from the lower part of the front plate (51) and is configured to fit into the insertion hole (24). .

In addition to the above configuration, a separation prevention protrusion (57a) is configured to protrude from both ends of the insertion piece (57) to prevent the insertion piece (57) from being separated, and the coupled insertion piece (57) is inserted into the insertion hole (24). It can also prevent it from falling out.

In this embodiment, the side plate 52 and the back plate 53 are not shown in the drawing, but it is natural that additional side plates 52 and the back plate 53 can be added.

In another embodiment, the holding means (H) includes a front support piece 61 configured to support the front upper part of the calendar paper 4, as shown in Figure 1 or Figure 22, and an upper end of the front support piece 61. It consists of a rear support piece 62 that is extended and bent in a mountain shape to support the rear of the board 2, and includes a sub-holder 6 that supports the board 2 and the calendar paper 4 by its own weight. can do.

In this case, the calendar paper is thin and can be prevented from folding or curling forward.

Although not shown in the drawing, if the sub-holder 6 and the frame-type holding means (H) shown in FIG. 20b are applied and merged, a front support piece 61 is formed on the upper part of the front plate 51 having a window portion 51a. It can also be composed of a sub-holder (6) in which a and rear support piece (62) are combined.

In addition, a support portion 3 may be further included at the bottom of the board 2, which protrudes forward and is configured to support the lower portion of the calendar paper 4.

In addition, as shown in FIGS. 23 and 24, a locking protrusion 31 or a locking groove 32 is formed on the upper surface of the support part 3 to prevent the calendar paper 4 from slipping on the upper surface of the support part 3. You can.

The locking protrusion 31 or the locking groove 32 can be configured to be detached from the support portion 3 using a magnet or an insertion method.

In the above modified embodiment, a standing portion 33 may be further formed at the front end of the support portion 3 so that the support portion 3 of the board is inclined downward inward, as shown in Figure 3 (d), and is formed in this way. In this case, the calendar paper (4) can be induced to come into close contact with the board (2).

For other matters, an embodiment of one of the standing methods of the board 2 is shown in FIG. 25. The developed view as in (b) is folded along the fold line, and the assembly attachment portion formed on one side of the front plate 21 is attached to the board 2. By attaching it to it, the board (2) can be made to stand.

The present invention attaches a main holder (5) to a conventional desk calendar (diary) (1) with a simple structure, so that it can be used as a calendar function and as a pocket for storing small items such as memo pads and writing instruments. It is a very useful invention that dramatically improves the advertising function and convenience of use.

As described above, the most preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described in the detailed description of the present invention, but various modifications may be made without departing from the technical scope of the present invention. Therefore, the scope of protection of the present invention should not be limited to the above-mentioned embodiments, but should be recognized to the technologies in the patent claims described later and to equivalent technical means from these technologies.

1:Desktop Calendar
2:Board
21: Reinforcement plate
21a: Insertion groove
22: Fighting
23: Hinge ring
24:Insertion ball
25:Pedestal
3: Support part
31: Stumbling block
32:Hanging groove
33: Standing part
4: Calendar sheet
5:Main holder
51: Front plate
51a: window part
52: Side plate
53:Rear plate
54:Combining means
55: Variable fold line
56: Bottom plate
56a: Attachment means
57:Insert
57a: Breakaway barrier
6: Subholder
61: Front support piece
62: Rear support piece
H:Holding means
S:Storage space
T:clock
W: separation distance

Claims (16)

A board (2) configured to stand up on one side to support one or more calendar sheets (4) configured to stand upright;
Holding means (H) coupled to the board (2) to prevent the calendar sheet (4) from being separated from the board (2) and configured to have a storage space portion (S) into which the calendar sheet (4) is inserted;
A multi-purpose desk calendar featuring the following.
In claim 1;
The holding means (H) is,
A front plate (51) configured to support the front lower portion of the calendar (4);
A pair of side plates (52) extending and bent from both ends of the front plate (51) to cover the sides of the calendar (4);
A back plate (53) formed on the rear of the board (2) by extending and bending from the end of the side plate (52);
A multi-purpose table-top calendar, characterized in that it includes a main holder (5) that supports the board (2) and calendar paper (4) in a ring shape without opening to the side.
In claim 1;
The holding means (H) is,
A front plate (51) configured to support the front lower portion of the calendar (4);
A pair of side plates (52) extending and bent from both ends of the front plate (51) to cover the sides of the calendar (4);
A back plate (53) formed on the rear of the board (2) by extending and bending from the end of the side plate (52);
One of the front plate 51, the side plate 52, and the back plate 53 is cut, and a coupling means 54 is formed at the divided end so that the cut ends overlap each other and are detached;
A multi-purpose desk calendar characterized by including a main holder (5) with adjustable spacing.
In claim 3;
A plurality of variable folding lines 55 formed on the side plate 52 to indicate a folding position so that the length of the side plate 52 can be changed;
A versatile desktop calendar featuring the following:
In claim 1;
The holding means (H) is,
A front plate (51) configured to support the front lower portion of the calendar (4);
A pair of side plates (52) extending and bent from both ends of the front plate (51) to cover the sides of the calendar (4);
A back plate (53) formed on the rear of the board (2) by extending and bending from the end of the side plate (52);
One of the front plate 51, the side plate 52, and the back plate 53 is open, and the back plate 53 is coupled to the rear of the board 2, and a coupling means 54 formed on the back plate 53 ;
A multi-purpose desk calendar characterized by including a main holder (5) consisting of.
In claim 1;
A multipurpose desk calendar characterized by a clock (T) attached to the holding means (H).
In claim 5;
A bottom plate 56 extending and bent from the lower part of the front plate 51 and coupled to the lower part of the board 2 to support the lower part of the calendar paper 4;
A versatile desktop calendar featuring the following:
In claim 1;
The holding means (H) is,
A front plate (51) configured to support the front lower portion of the calendar (4);
A pair of side plates (52) extending and bent from both ends of the front plate (51) to cover the sides of the calendar (4);
A pair of split back plates (53) formed on the rear of the board (2) by extending and bending from each end of the side plates (52);
It includes a main holder (5) consisting of,
A multipurpose table-top calendar, characterized in that an insertion groove (21a) is formed on the side of the board (2), and the end of the back plate (53) is coupled to the insertion groove (21a).
In claim 1;
The holding means (H) is,
A front plate (51) configured to support the front lower portion of the calendar (4);
A side plate (52) configured to extend and bend from one end of the front plate (51) to cover the side of the calendar (4);
A back plate (53) formed on the rear of the board (2) by extending and bending from the end of the side plate (52);
A coupling means 54 configured on the back plate 53 so that the back plate 53 is coupled to the rear of the board 2;
A multi-purpose desk calendar comprising a main holder (5) coupled to the side to support the board (2) and calendar paper (4) on one side.
In claim 1;
The holding means (H) is,
A front plate (51) configured to support the front of the calendar (4);
a window portion (51a) configured in the front panel (51) so that the date display of the calendar (4) is visible through the front panel (51);
A side plate (52) configured to extend and bend from both ends of the front plate (51) to cover the side of the calendar (4);
A back plate (53) extended and bent from each end of the side plate (52) and coupled to the rear of the board (2);
A coupling means 54 configured on the back plate 53 so that the back plate 53 is coupled to the rear of the board 2;
A multi-purpose desk calendar characterized by including a main holder (5) consisting of.
In claim 1;
The holding means (H) is,
A front plate (51) configured to support the front of the calendar (4);
a window portion (51a) configured in the front panel (51) so that the date display of the calendar (4) is visible through the front panel (51);
A coupling means 54 interposed between the rear of the front plate 51 and the front of the board 2 and configured to be detachable from each other;
A multi-purpose desk calendar characterized by including a main holder (5) consisting of.
In claim 1;
An insertion hole 24 is formed in the lower part of the board 2,
An insertion piece (57) that protrudes from the holding means (H) and is configured to fit into the insertion hole (24);
A multi-purpose desk calendar characterized by including a main holder (5) consisting of.
In claim 1;
The holding means (H) is,
A front support piece (61) configured to support the front upper part of the calendar (4);
A rear support piece (62) extending and bent in a mountain shape from the top of the front support piece (61) to support the rear of the board (2);
A multi-purpose desk calendar, characterized in that it includes a sub-holder (6) that supports the board (2) and the calendar paper (4).
In claim 1;
A support portion (3) that protrudes forward from the lower part of the board (2) and is configured to support the lower part of the calendar (4);
A multi-purpose desktop calendar that further includes.
In claim 14;
A multipurpose desk calendar, characterized in that a locking protrusion (31) or a locking groove (32) is formed on the upper surface of the support part (3) to prevent the calendar paper (4) from slipping on the upper surface of the support part (3).
In claim 1;
A multipurpose table-top calendar, wherein the holding means (H) is made of a metal material so that it can be bent, or a metal thread or metal plate is inserted into the holding means (H).

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