Vertical Doucment Holder
OwnerMark Browninventor
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Abstract
The present invention comprises a document holder for placement on a vertical surface, comprising a backplate and a ring binder mechanism anchored to the backplate using standard anchoring means, the backplate having a surface area at least twice the size of the ring binder mechanism to provide sufficient leverage for the document holder to be placed on a vertical surface utilizing means other than nails or screws, and that do not damage the vertical surface, including by means of tacks or pushpins, adhesive strips, magnetic backing, or hook and loop-type fasteners (Velco®).
Claims3
A document hanging article, comprising a backplate wherein a binder mechanism is disposed on the front surface to retain documents, and wherein the back surface contacts a vertical surface;
- the backplate having a surface area at least twice the size of the binder mechanism, and that can be attached to a vertical surface, without the use of screws or nails, by utilizing means that do not damage the vertical surface, including by means of tacks or pushpins, hook and loop-type fasteners (Velcro®), adhesives strips, or magnetic backing;
- the binder mechanism comprising means for anchoring the binder mechanism to the backplate.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.