Desk calendar that can be assembled and placed in a storage box

Abstract

The present invention relates to a desk calendar that can be mounted by assembling a multi-purpose holder box, and may include a desk calendar having a space that is long and penetrating in a triangular shape, in which a plurality of printed papers are fixed by a spring, a panel part that is fixed together with the printed papers by the spring and is positioned on both sides with the printed papers in between along a first direction for turning the printed papers, a mounting member formed in at least one of the two panel parts and having a portion cut so that a predetermined area is folded into the space, a projection member formed in the other of the panel parts and coupled to the mounting member and having a shape that can protrude a portion toward the outside of the space, and a storage part formed with a pre-set shape in the panel part, detached from the panel part and deformed into a shape with an open top, coupled to the projection member and mounted on the desk calendar.

Description

Technology Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a desk calendar designed to create utility for the desk calendar and highlight value innovation, and more specifically, to a desk calendar in which the two panel sections of the desk calendar are cut and bent into an internal space to form insertion pins on each of the two external sides. Background Technology

[0002] Generally, a desk calendar is a printed piece of stationery intended to be placed on an office or home desk, performing functions such as checking schedules or recording dates.

[0003] Such desk calendars are typically constructed by binding a printed calendar on paper with a metal ring, a loop, etc., and providing a support structure of a certain shape so that it can be stood upright.

[0004] However, conventional desk calendars are used merely for checking dates and lack the functionality to practically store or organize the user's various stationery items. In particular, office desks are often cramped, and stationery items such as pens, rulers, and Post-it notes are scattered on the desk, causing inconvenience due to disarray. This not only hinders work efficiency but also reduces the utilization of desk space.

[0005] Previously, some desk calendars were proposed that combined memo attachment or notebook functions; however, they had limitations in that they were structurally restricted and struggled to perform practical storage functions. In particular, there has been a continuous demand for a structure that can securely store pens or small tools and minimize space for neat organization when not in use. Prior art literature

[0006] Korean Intellectual Property Office Application No. 10-2016-0179132 (2016-12-26) The problem to be solved

[0007] The present invention was devised to solve the aforementioned conventional problems, and its purpose is to provide joy full of dignity and charm by allowing people around the world to overcome the limitations of conventional desk calendars that have existed for decades and to stylishly insert the user's stationery or national flag. means of solving the problem

[0008] A desk calendar capable of being assembled and mounted with a multi-purpose mounting box according to the present invention is one in which a mounting pin and a storage compartment are created from an internal panel section without altering the existing one-year printed calendar at all; when viewed from the side, the triangular body is cut and bent so that two mounting pins protrude from each side without the introduction of any external materials, and additionally, by creating two storage compartments cut from the center of both sides of the desk calendar, it is a desk calendar capable of being assembled and mounted with a multi-purpose mounting box that does not add any volume or weight in terms of distribution, wherein a plurality of printed papers are fixed by a spring and the side has a space that is long and penetrating in a triangular shape, and comprises a panel section that is fixed together with the printed paper by the spring and is arranged on both sides with the printed paper in between along a first direction for turning the printed paper, a mounting member formed on at least one of the two panel sections and having a portion cut so that a predetermined area is folded into the space, and a mounting member formed on the remaining panel section and on the mounting member It may include a projection member having a shape that is combined and can partially protrude toward the outer side of the space, and a storage part formed with a pre-set shape on the panel part, which is detached from the panel part and deformed into a shape with an open top, and combined with the projection member to be mounted on the desk calendar.

[0009] In addition, the storage portion may include a side member formed long enough so that a part of the surface can be folded and having both ends joined to form a perimeter, and a lower surface member that is joined to the side member and has a part of the side member extended downward so that it can be folded upward.

[0010] And the above-mentioned side member may include a pair of first polyhedra having a first width and a plurality of corrugations formed along the longitudinal direction, and a second polyhedra having a width relatively narrower than the first width and corrugations formed to fold vertically from the first polyhedra.

[0011] In addition, the mounting member may have a shape that narrows in width from bottom to top to correspond to the side shape of the desk calendar.

[0012] And the above-mentioned protrusion member penetrates the above-mentioned mounting member and is inserted into the interior of the storage portion, thereby partitioning the interior space of the storage portion. Effects of the invention

[0013] The present invention has the advantage that pins are created on both sides of the desk calendar, allowing two storage compartments to be installed respectively, and stationery and national flags can also be inserted.

[0014] In addition, the storage section and the clip can be assembled and attached by the user cutting along the perforation line on the desk calendar body and folding along the crease, so there is no additional weight or volume during manufacturing and distribution.

[0015] By providing an assembleable multi-purpose shelving box, users can organize various stationery items such as pens, rulers, and scissors along with the calendar, which has the advantage of allowing for more efficient use of desk space.

[0016] In addition, since the multi-purpose shelving box is formed with a structure that allows the user to assemble it directly along the cut lines, it can be stored and transported in a flat form during manufacturing and distribution, and space saving and production efficiency are also greatly improved. Brief explanation of the drawing

[0017] FIG. 1 is a drawing showing the overall appearance of a desk calendar that can be mounted by assembling a multi-purpose holder box according to one embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a drawing for explaining the first panel of the panel section in a desk calendar that can assemble and mount a multi-purpose holder box according to one embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a drawing for explaining a second panel of a panel part in a desk calendar that can assemble and mount a multi-purpose holder box according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 4 is a drawing for explaining storage portions attached to both sides of a desk calendar that can be assembled and mounted with a multi-purpose holder box according to one embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 5 is a drawing for explaining a storage section in a desk calendar that can assemble and mount a multi-purpose holder box according to one embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 6 is a drawing for explaining a mounting member and a protrusion member in a desk calendar that can be assembled and mounted with a multi-purpose holder box according to one embodiment of the present invention, and FIGS. 7 and 8 are drawings for explaining how a projection of a projection member is coupled to a groove of a receiving portion in a desk calendar that can be assembled and mounted with a multi-purpose holder box according to one embodiment of the present invention. Specific details for implementing the invention

[0018] A preferred embodiment according to the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the attached drawings.

[0019] The advantages and features of the present invention and the method for achieving them will become clear by referring to the embodiments described in detail below together with the accompanying drawings.

[0020] However, the present invention is not limited by the embodiments disclosed below but may be implemented in various different forms, and these embodiments are provided merely to make the disclosure of the present invention complete and to fully inform those skilled in the art of the scope of the invention, and the present invention is defined only by the scope of the claims.

[0021] In addition, in describing the present invention, if it is determined that related known technologies, etc., may obscure the essence of the present invention, a detailed explanation thereof will be omitted.

[0022] The present invention relates to a desk calendar (10) that can be mounted on a pin by assembling a multi-purpose pin box, and its configuration may include a panel part (100), a pin (300), and a storage part (700).

[0023] The desk calendar (10) of the present invention is a desk calendar (10) in which a plurality of printed papers (12) are fixed by a spring (11) and the side has a space that is long and penetrated in a triangular shape. The panel part (100) is fixed by the spring (11) together with the printed paper (12) and can be arranged on both sides with the printed paper (12) in between along a first direction of turning the printed paper (12). The pin (300) includes a mounting member (320) and a protrusion member (340), each formed in at least one of the two panel parts (100), and the mounting member (320) can be partially cut so that a predetermined area can be folded into the space. The protrusion member (340) is formed in the other panel part (100) and can have a shape that is coupled to the mounting member (320) and can have a part protruding toward the outside of the space.

[0024] And the storage portion (700) is formed with a shape that is set in the panel portion (100), is detached from the panel portion (100) and deformed into a shape with an open top, is combined with a protruding member (340) to form a pin (300), and the storage portion (700) can be combined with the pin (300).

[0025] Based on the above-mentioned content, a detailed explanation will be provided with reference to the drawings.

[0026] FIG. 1 is a drawing showing the overall appearance of a desk calendar (10) that can be mounted on a pin by assembling a multi-purpose pin box according to one embodiment of the present invention.

[0027] As described above, the desk calendar (10) of the present invention has a triangular shape when viewed from the side, and panel sections (100) are formed on both sides centered on the printed paper (12) on which the calendar is printed, and specifically, the first panel (120) and the second panel (140) may be joined by a spring (11).

[0028] First, the first panel (120) and the second panel (140) are arranged facing each other along the first direction of turning the printed paper (12), and the first panel (120) and the second panel (140) may have a lower panel (160) formed so that their lower ends are connected to each other.

[0029] Specifically, the lower portions of the first panel (120) and the second panel (140) are connected by a lower panel (160), where the lower panel (160) can be the bottom surface of the desk calendar (10).

[0030] And, at the top of the first panel (120) and the second panel (140), a plurality of spring holes (13) may be formed in a second direction on the side of the desk calendar (10), which is perpendicular to the first direction and is the longitudinal direction of the space, so that a spring (11) can be connected.

[0031] Here, the spring hole (13) is formed at a position that matches when the first panel (120) and the second panel (140) are overlapped, so that the upper parts of the first panel (120) and the second panel (140) can be joined through the spring hole (13).

[0032] Meanwhile, the panel portion (100) has a perforation line (C) or a crease line (F) formed therein so that the storage portion (700) can be detached from the panel portion (100), and the detached storage portion (700) can be formed to be folded along the crease line (F).

[0033] In addition, a cut line (C) and a wrinkle line (F) may be formed on the mounting member (320) and the projection member (340), respectively.

[0034] Further details will be explained with reference to Figures 2 to 4.

[0035] FIG. 2 is a drawing for explaining the first panel (120) of the panel section (100) in a desk calendar (10) that can be mounted on a pin by assembling a multi-purpose pin box according to one embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 3 is a drawing for explaining the second panel (140) of the panel section (100) in a desk calendar (10) that can be mounted on a pin by assembling a multi-purpose pin box according to one embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 4 is a drawing for explaining that the storage section (700) is coupled to both sides of the desk calendar (10) in a desk calendar (10) that can be mounted on a pin by assembling a multi-purpose pin box according to one embodiment of the present invention.

[0036] First, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, it can be seen that a storage portion (700) is formed in the center of the first panel (120) of the panel portion (100), and a mounting member (320) and a protrusion member (340) are formed on both sides. The mounting member (320) and the protrusion member (340) of the second panel (140) may be formed in the opposite way to the first panel (120).

[0037] Through this, pins (300) can be formed on both sides of the desk calendar (10).

[0038] First, looking at the first panel (120), the receiving portion is formed by a cut line (C) on the first panel (120), so that the receiving portion can be detached from the first panel (120) along the cut line (C).

[0039] The receiving portion has the shape of a rectangular prism with an open top, and its composition may include a side member (720) and a bottom member (740).

[0040] The side member (720) includes a first polyhedron (722) and a second polyhedron (724), and the second polyhedron (724) may be formed to be relatively smaller in size than the first polyhedron (722). Additionally, a plurality of grooves (S) may be formed in the first polyhedron (722), which allows the shape of a rectangular parallepiped to be maintained as the protrusions (T) formed in the second polyhedron (724) and the lower side member (740) are inserted.

[0041] And the side member (720) may include a pair of first polyhedra (722) having a first width and a plurality of wrinkle lines (F) formed along the length direction, and a second polyhedra (724) having a width relatively narrower than the first width and wrinkle lines (F) formed so as to be folded vertically from the first polyhedra.

[0042] Specifically, the first facet (722) includes a face (722a) and a face (722b), and a groove (S) is formed in the center of the face (722a) in the vertical direction, and both ends of the side member (720) are formed in the shape of a protrusion (T) and a groove (S), so that a groove (S) formed vertically on the side of the face (722a) and a groove (S) formed horizontally on the bottom can be formed.

[0043] And side b (722b) can have the same width as side a (722a) so as to be the opposite side of side a (722a) in a rectangular prism, and a lower surface member (740) can be formed on the lower part of side b (722b).

[0044] The lower surface member (740) is divided into a b-side (722b) and a crease line (F), and the lower surface member (740) can be folded 90 degrees from the b-side (722b) toward the interior of the storage unit (700) to become the bottom surface of the storage unit (700).

[0045] At this time, a protrusion (T) is formed on the opposite side of the wrinkle line (F) of the lower surface member (740), so that the protrusion (T) can be inserted and fixed into a groove (S) formed horizontally on the lower side of surface a (722a).

[0046] Continuing, on both sides of side b (722b), a second polyhedron (724) is formed, which can be distinguished by a crease line (F).

[0047] The second polyhedron (724) is a c-face (724c) and a d-face (724d), and both may have the same width.

[0048] However, the d surface (724d) may be formed such that a projection (T) inserted into a groove (S) formed on the side of the a surface (722a) protrudes outward, and the d surface (724d) and the a surface (722a) may be joined at a 90-degree angle.

[0049] And between face a (722a) and face b (722b), face c (724c) of the second polyhedron (724) is connected by a crease line (F), and face d (724d) may be connected to face b (722b) by a crease line (F).

[0050] Meanwhile, the mounting member (320) formed adjacent to the storage portion (700) in the first facet (722) is formed as a facet and is formed with three cut lines (C) and one crease line (F) from the first facet (722), so that the mounting member (320) is fixed to the first facet (722) and can rotate in the direction of the facet of the first facet (722).

[0051] And the mounting member (320) may have a long groove (S) formed in the vertical direction.

[0052] In this embodiment, the mounting member (320) is formed as a rectangular polyhedron, so that three sides from the first polyhedron (722) are formed as detachable cut lines (C), and the remaining side is formed as a crease line (F).

[0053] Meanwhile, the storage portion (700) of the second panel (140) has a shape identical or similar to the storage portion (700) of the first panel (120), and the open upper portion may be implemented as a user-specified shape such as a wave or zigzag rather than a straight line shape, and in this regard, the storage portion (700) of the first panel (120) and the storage portion (700) of the second panel (140) may be formed identically. However, excluding the upper portion, the overall shape and the positions of the cut line (C) and the crease line (F) may be identical.

[0054] A protrusion member (340) is formed on the second panel (140), and the protrusion member (340) is formed in a rectangular panel shape similar to the mounting member (320), with a portion of it cut off from the second panel (140) and the remaining portion constrained to the second panel (140) so that it can rotate and move in the plane direction of the second panel (140).

[0055] Specifically, the protrusion member (340) may have a square shape, with three sides of the square detached from the second panel (140) and the remaining side connected to the second panel (140) by a crease line (F).

[0056] And the projection member (340) has a projection (T) formed on the side opposite to the side connected to the second panel (140) so that it can be inserted into the groove (S) of the mounting member (320).

[0057] In this way, the projection (T) of the projection member (340) is inserted into the groove (S) of the mounting member (320) to become a mounting pin (300).

[0058] At this time, the protrusion (T) formed on the protrusion member (340) has a wrinkle line formed thereon so that it can be bent to protrude to the side of the desk calendar (10) while inserted into the groove (S) of the mounting member (320).

[0059] In this way, the first panel (120) and the second panel (140) of the panel part (100) may have mounting members (320) and protrusion members (340) formed oppositely to each other, so that mounting pins (300) may be formed on each side of the desk calendar (10), and as illustrated, mounting pin A (300A) may be formed on the right side of the desk calendar (10) and mounting pin B (300B) may be formed on the left side.

[0060] This can be formed in the opposite way to the first panel (120).

[0062] As described above, on both sides of the desk calendar (10), the first panel (120) and the second panel (140) are folded toward the space, and the projection (T) of the projection member (340) is protruded laterally, thereby including a projection pin A (300A) and a projection pin B (300B), so that the storage portion can be attached to both sides of the desk calendar (10).

[0063] In this embodiment, it will be described further as being formed on both sides.

[0064] Next, FIG. 4 is a drawing showing that the storage unit (700) is attached to both sides of the desk calendar (10).

[0065] As described, the first panel (120) and the second panel (140) have a pin (300) and a storage section (700) formed therein.

[0066] However, the first panel (120) and the second panel (140) are formed so as to be detachable into a storage portion (700) at the center, and a mounting member (320) and a protrusion member (340) are coupled to both sides of the storage portion (700) so as to be movable back and forth in a first direction, and at this time, when the first panel (120) and the second panel (140) are facing each other, the positions of the mounting member (320) and the protrusion member (340) may be formed opposite to each other.

[0067] Specifically, the mounting member (320), storage portion (700), and protrusion member (340) are formed in the order from left to right along the second direction of the first panel (120), whereas the second panel (140) may be formed in the order of protrusion member (340), storage portion (700), and mounting member (320) from left to right.

[0068] Through this, storage units (700) can be mounted on both sides along the second direction as shown in FIG. 4.

[0069] In this regard, the storage unit (700) will be explained in more detail through Figures 5 to 8.

[0070] FIG. 5 is a drawing for explaining that a storage portion (700) is coupled to both sides of a desk calendar (10) that can be mounted on a pin by assembling a multi-purpose pin box according to one embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 6 is a drawing for explaining a mounting member (320) and a protrusion member (340) in a desk calendar (10) that can be mounted on a pin by assembling a multi-purpose pin box according to one embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 7 and FIG. 8 are drawings for explaining that a protrusion (T) of a protrusion member (340) is coupled to a groove (S) of a storage portion (700) in a desk calendar (10) that can be mounted on a pin by assembling a multi-purpose pin box according to one embodiment of the present invention.

[0071] As previously explained, the storage portion (700) has the a-side (722a) and b-side (722b) of the first polyhedron (722) facing each other and parallel, and the c-side (724c) and d-side (724d) of the second polyhedron (724) may be likewise.

[0072] And the grooves (S) formed on the a side (722a), that is, the grooves (S) formed on the side, can form the side member (720) into a rectangular shape by inserting the protrusion (T) of the d side (724d), and as the lower side member (740) folds upward along the crease line (F), the protrusion (T) of the a side (722a) can be inserted into the lower groove (S) of the a side (722a) to form the bottom of the storage portion (700).

[0073] Meanwhile, a projection (T) of a projection member (340) can be inserted into a groove (S) formed at the center of surface (722a).

[0074] I will explain in detail by referring to the drawings.

[0075] The protrusion member (340) and the mounting member (320) are folded in a direction facing each other on the first panel (120) and the second panel (140), and as the protrusion (T) of the protrusion member (340) is inserted into the groove (S) of the mounting member (320), the protrusion member (340) and the mounting member (320) can overlap each other.

[0076] At this time, the projection (T) of the projection member (340) penetrates the groove (S) of the mounting member (320) and protrudes outward in the second direction, and the projection (T) of the projection member (340) can be inserted into the groove (S) at the center of the first face (722) of the first face (722a) of the storage part (700).

[0077] At this time, the protrusion (T) of the protrusion member (340) can be formed to gradually widen from the front to the rear according to the order in which it is inserted into the groove (S) at the center of surface a (722a).

[0078] The groove (S) according to an embodiment of the present invention may have a rhombus shape.

[0079] Through this, the storage portion (700) can be firmly connected to the protruding member (340).

[0080] And the degree of protrusion of the projection (T) of the projection member (340) may be such that the projection (T) divides the center of the storage portion (700) along the first direction, that is, the width direction, in the storage portion (700) while the projection (T) is inserted into the interior of the storage portion (700).

[0081] By partitioning the inside of the storage section (700) in this way, the types of items to be stored can be distinguished.

[0082] Modified embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the following drawings.

[0083] Although specific embodiments of a desk calendar (10) that can be mounted on a pin by assembling a multi-purpose pin box according to the present invention have been described so far, it is obvious that various modifications are possible within the scope of the present invention.

[0084] Therefore, the scope of the present invention should not be limited to the described embodiments, but should be defined by the claims set forth below as well as equivalents thereof.

[0085] That is, the aforementioned embodiments should be understood as exemplary in all respects and not limiting, and the scope of the invention is defined by the claims set forth below rather than by the detailed description, and all modifications or variations derived from the meaning and scope of the claims and equivalent concepts thereof should be interpreted as being included within the scope of the invention. Explanation of the symbols

[0086] 10: Desk calendar 11: Spring 12: Printing paper 20: First direction 30: Second direction T: Protrusion S: Home F: Wrinkle line C: Dotted line 100: Panel section 120: Panel 1 140: Panel 2 300: Mounting member 500: Protrusion member 700: Storage compartment 720: Side member 722: First polyhedron 722a: a side 722b: b-side 724: Second polyhedron 724c: c-side 724d: d-face 740: Lower surface member

Claims

Claim 1 A desk calendar having a plurality of printed papers fixed by a spring and a space that is long and penetrating in a triangular shape on the side, wherein a pair of panel parts are fixed together with the printed papers by the spring, and a crease line and a perforation line of a predetermined shape are formed along a first direction for turning the printed papers around the spring, and are provided facing each other around the space; and a pin formed such that a part of the pair of panel parts facing each other is cut along the perforation line and bent inward toward the space, and the bent parts are joined together to protrude to the outside of both sides of the desk calendar. A desk calendar that can be mounted on a holder pin by assembling a multi-purpose holder box, which is formed using a pre-set shape of a corrugated line and a perforated line formed on the same panel part where the holder pin is formed, maintains a flat state together with the panel part during the manufacturing and distribution stages, and is deformed into a shape with an open top by detaching from the panel part and folding along the corrugated line when used, and includes a storage part that is coupled to the holder pin and selectively mounted on both sides of the desk calendar. Claim 2 delete Claim 3 A desk calendar that can be mounted on a mounting pin by assembling a multi-purpose mounting box, wherein the mounting pin comprises: a mounting member formed on each of the two panel parts, with a portion cut and a predetermined area folded into the space; and a projection member formed on each of the two panel parts, which is coupled to the mounting member and has a shape capable of protruding a portion toward the outside of the space, wherein the two panel parts are formed such that the mounting member and the projection member face each other on one side of the desk calendar. Claim 4 A desk calendar that can be mounted on a pin by assembling a multi-purpose pin box, wherein the storage portion comprises a side member formed long enough so that a part of the surface body can be folded and both ends are joined to form a perimeter, and a lower surface member that is joined to the side member and extends downward so that a part of the side member can be folded upward.

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