Desktop loose-leaf base, and binder
AssigneeCalendar Kokoku Co., Ltd.
InventorYutaka Hirahara
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Abstract
A desk leaf base has a base formed of a trapezoidal tubular body in a trapezoidal shape in a side view, closed from a bottom surface to a certain height in both sides, and opened in an upper portion therefrom. An inclined front wall of the tubular body is removed from one side to the other side, in a range from the height to a higher height lower than a top surface. A binder mounted along an elongated top surface of the base has an elongated body and rings. The elongated body is mounted along the top surface of the base with an approximately same width as the top surface. The rings are mounted on the body and capable of opening and closing. Each ring includes linear portions that protrude from the body inclining upward on front and back sides when closing.
Claims4
A desk leaf base, comprising:
- a three-dimensional trapezoidal base member;
- and
- a binder, formed on a top portion of the three-dimensional trapezoidal base member, wherein the binder includes an elongated body, and a plurality of rings mounted on the body and capable of opening and closing;
- wherein each of the plurality of rings includes linear portions that protrude from the body so as to extend inclining upward on both sides of the body when closed;
- wherein the three-dimensional trapezoidal base member is a base formed of a trapezoidal tubular body, the tubular body being formed in a trapezoidal shape in a side view, closed from a bottom surface to a certain height in both sides, and opened in an upper portion therefrom, an inclined front wall of the tubular body being removed from one side to an other side, in a range from the certain height to a height higher than the certain height and lower than a top surface;
- wherein the binder is mounted along an elongated top surface of the base member;
- and
- wherein the elongated body of the binder is mounted along the top surface of the base member with an approximately same width as the top surface.
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