GB2383973A

GB2383973A - Fully closable personal organiser

Info

Publication number: GB2383973A
Application number: GB0200802A
Authority: GB
Inventors: Bharti Jansari
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2002-01-15
Filing date: 2002-01-15
Publication date: 2003-07-16
Also published as: GB0200802D0

Abstract

The personal organiser provides secure storage for writing implements and other essential items. It includes an extra flap and pockets for secure storage under the top cover or as an extension of the top cover. A pocket on the inside of the bottom cover gives additional secure storage for electronic devices. See-through plastic pockets in the front cover provide secure compartments to store computer discs and CD's.

Description

Personal Organiser This invention relates to a Personal Organiser which doubles up as a Diary.

The personal organisers that are currently available have a major disadvantage in that any writing implements and other personal items, eg. floppy discs, erasers, calculators, etc. cannot be securely kept within the organiser. They have a basic design fault and therefore invariably writing implements and other items have a tendency to fall out and the whole organiser becomes very disorganised.

The object of the invention is to overcome this basic design fault and make available a more organised Organiser! This would be achieved by providing a secure place for more than one writing implement and also provide a safe place for other items that a person usually either carries or would like to carry around with a personal organiser. eg. floppy discs, CD's, calculators, electronic organisers, mobile phones, erasers, eraser pens, clips, etc.

The new invention's cover, pockets and other storage compartments can be made from a variety of materials, including leather, plastic, vinyl, nylon, cloth, etc.

A preferred embodiment of the invention is described below with reference to the accompanying drawings which show the personal organiser from various angles : Fig. 1a shows a Top view with the personal organiser in a closed position, resembling a purse or a box.

Figs. 1 b and 1 c both these diagrams show the Bottom views.

Figs. 1 a, 1 b and 1 c show some possible fasteners:

Fig. 1a Fastening similar to a handbag clasp

Fig. 1 b lap-fastened with either a button stud or velcro' (Z-rmj

Fig. 1 Zip fastening

Fig. 2 shows the personal organiser with the Top opened out, revealing the following : (a) the loop to pull the folded flap open (b) mirror, encased within a frame which can be made

of metal or of the same material as the personal

organiser ( (c1) flap of the pocket secured with velcro/ to keep

contents of the pocket secure (c2) pocket to store electronic organiser, calculator, papers, etc.

(c) metal clips to hold personal organiser diary, address book, note paper, ruler, etc.

Fig. 3 shows the personal organiser fully open. All the features displayed in Fig. 2 are shown including the following : (d) transparent plastic pockets which flip upwards to store floppy discs or CD's. Plastic material used makes it possible to view the contents of the pocket (s) (e) pockets to hold writing implements, erasers, highlighters, etc.

Fig. 4a and 4b show Top views of personal organiser designs similar to those currently available.

Fig. 4a-fastened with a clasp similar to one used for handbags Fig. 4b-fastened with a flap, using either a button (press stud) or velcro Fig. 5 shows personal organiser with one flap open.

(a) the loop to pull open the folded flap open (b) mirror (either glass or metal) encased within a frame made possibly with metal or the same material as

the cover of the personal organiser, eg. vinyl,

leather, cloth, etc. (R. TM) (c1) flap of. the pockets secured with ve) cro/to keep the

contents secure

(c2) pocket (s) to store items eg. electronic organiser, calculator, papers, etc. This can also be made to store a mobile telephone.

(c) metal clip to hold personal organiser diary, address (g) flap to close and secure personal organiser Fig. 6 shows the personal organiser fully open. All the features listed above are displayed, including the following : (d) transparent plastic pockets which flip upwards to store floppy discs, CD's, etc. Transparent plastic used to ensure that all contents are viewable

(e) pockets to hold writing implements and possibly

hghhinters, erasers, clips, etc.

(f) velcro'Told folded inwards flap

Claims

CLAIMS 1. A fully closable personal organiser comprising a completely re-designed layout and features, enabling the personal organiser to be fully closed in a number of ways, and providing secure pockets and fastenings for storage

and carrying a variety of personal items.
2 The fully closable personal organiser as claimed in Claim 1, wherein the closed position is achieved by means of a zip, button stud, vetcrqtadies

purse clasps or other suitable fasteners.
3. The fully closable personal organiser as claimed in Claim 1 and 2, wherein the closure fasteners are located on each of the two open sides of the personal organiser.
4. The fully closable personal organiser as claimed in Claim 1,2, 3, wherein the top flap opens to reveal a second flap which is used for storage of personal items, e. g. writing implements, eraser pens, highlighter pens etc.
5. The fully closable personal organiser as claimed in any proceeding claim, wherein the transparent plastic inner flap is provided to securely store CD's, floppy discs etc.
6. The fully closable personal organiser as claimed in Claim 1,2, 3,4, 5, wherein the inside of the bottom cover reveals a pocket with a cover flap at the top for the secure storage of personal items, for e. g., calculator, electronic organiser, mobile phones etc.
7. The fully closable personal organiser as described herein with reference to Figures 1,2, 3,4, 5,6 of the accompanying drawings.