DE20018996U1 - Folder in zigzag made of paper and / or cardboard with a fixed cover to hold loose-leaf works - Google Patents

Description

Zigzag folder made of paper and/or cardboard with a fixed cover for holding loose-leaf work and/or for writing on, drawing and/or sketching (claims 1 - 9).

operation area

The folder is intended to improve the storage of loose leaf materials of various kinds (photos, family chronicles, menus, presentation folders, signature folders, etc.).

State of the art

Conventional folders are bound at the spine, are usually difficult to open and can only hold a limited number of loose-leaf sheets.

Problems:

1.) mostly poor serving behaviour;
2.) limited number of pages;

3.) Inserting the pages causes the spine to wear out significantly.

Troubleshooting

The problems are solved by the fact that the spine is not firmly bound, as in conventional books, folders or albums, which results in the following advantages:

1.) A slight whipping is possible.

2.) You can insert as many pages as you need or add more later.

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3.) Due to the loose binding, it is also irrelevant what type or size the loose sheets or photos are and where they are placed.

4.) Another advantage is that the folder can be used as a reversible book, e.g. for menus, where the dishes are displayed on the front and the drinks on the back.

5.) The folder can be opened on both sides and can be stood upright, which can be advantageous for books, maps or presentations.

6.) Another advantage is that the folder can be hung up so that you can present a picture or a piece of writing and then simply fold it up again and take it away easily.

Claims (9)

1. Folder in zigzag pattern made of paper and/or cardboard with a fixed cover for holding loose-leaf work and/or for writing, drawing and/or sketching, characterized in that a fixed part (cardboard, wood, metal, etc.) is firmly attached, glued or attached to the front and/or back of the folder. 2. Folder according to claim 1, characterized in that the folder can be closed in any way (e.g. cord, ribbon, lock, etc.) in a loose state. 3. Folder according to claim 1.) and 2.), characterized in that any possible size can be used. 4. Folder according to claim 1.) to 3.), characterized in that any tradable color is possible. 5. Folder according to claim 1 to 4, characterized in that any material that allows its manufacture can be used. 6. Folder according to claim 1 to 5, characterized in that any number of pages is possible. 7. Folder according to claim 1.) to 6.), characterized in that the front and back can be titled or illustrated in any way. 8. Folder according to claim 1.) to 7.), characterized in that loose sheets or photos can be glued in, inserted, pushed in or just inserted. 9. Folder according to claim 1.) to 8.), characterized in that the front and back are with and/or without edges.