The invention therefore describes an ergonomic note holder (1), I am aware of note holders for door handles that I registered, such as DE 20 2011 001 923 and DE20 2013 004 625 U1, as well as DE 20 2015 004 572 U1, which could only be attached to door handles with a
diameter of 19 mm; for smaller diameters, they do not offer sufficient grip. "At the top end, there was a
metal crocodile clip that had to be opened with the fingers (
thumb and
index finger). This clip also had a
limited capacity for holding documents. The present invention relates to an adjustable note holder for door handles, which is attached to the inner side of the
door handle, i.e. the doorknob. The ergonomic note holder (1) comprises an open, ring-shaped plastic clip clamp (2) and a special clamp (3), Fig.1, which is similar in shape to a clothespin. The note holder is positioned on the doorknob so that when the doorknob is pushed down, the attached documents or letters swing with the door. This ensures that the user always has important documents in view. This
visibility and easy
accessibility ensures that no important documents are overlooked on the way out of the house. Fastening option: at the lower end of the clip clamp 2) there are two discs, these are provided with two holes in the middle to fasten a screw or a cable tie, by tightening the screw or the cable tie, the inner
diameter of the clamp (2) (from originally 19 mm) can be reduced to 12 mm) in order to securely fix door handles with a
diameter of 12 mm or more. This allows you to attach door handles of different sizes. The innovative shape of the special clip (3) allows it to be attached to door handles as well as used in vehicles. The special clip (3) can be hooked into the air vents of a car, while the clips (2) can be used to hang glasses.