Agenda with integrated housing for writing instrument and method for its manufacturing
AssigneeFiordo S.R.L.
InventorFiorenzo DONATI
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AssigneeFiordo S.R.L.
InventorFiorenzo DONATI
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A method for making an agenda with an integrated housing for a writing instrument is disclosed. The method uses a sheet having lines of creases and a plurality of elements which form the cover of the agenda and are mutually separated in their inside by corresponding first parallel creases, and a plurality of quadrangular strips separated in their inside by second creases arranged transversely to the first parallel creases. The plurality of strips is connected to a first element of the plurality of elements. The plurality of strips is folded to form a tubular frame. One of the strips adheres to the surface of the first element to fasten the tubular frame. The plurality of elements is folded so that the first element is a part of one side of the agenda cover, and a second element is a part of a second side of the agenda cover. A block of sheets is fastened to the sheet and extends below the tubular frame.
A Method for making an agenda with an integrated housing for a writing instrument, the agenda being achievable by folding a sheet provided with lines of preset folding or creases, where the sheet has a plurality of elements adapted to form at least partially the cover of the agenda and mutually separated in their inside by corresponding first parallel creases, and a plurality of optionally quadrangular strips mutually separated in their inside by corresponding second creases which are arranged transversely to said first parallel creases, said plurality of strips being connected to a first element of the plurality of elements, the method comprising:
A die-cut paper material sheet for making an agenda with an integrated housing for a writing instrument, comprising a plurality of parallel elements mutually divided in their inside by a first plurality of parallel creases and at least one plurality of quadrangular strips mutually divided in their inside by a second plurality of creases transverse to the first plurality of parallel creases, wherein said plurality of strips is connected, through a crease, to a first element of the plurality of parallel quadrangular elements, said quadrangular elements being at least three and said quadrangular strips being at least four.
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