Sorry for another question - I'm new to blotters. Exactly what size desk calendar will fit so that the sides aren't blocked by the side pockets?
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Douglas, I don't recall the exact measurements, I'm sorry. I bought this for my sister who wanted a particular color insert for the blotter. I couldn't find what I wanted in any of the office supply stores so I went to an art supply store and purchased a sheet of paper that was the same texture as the standard inserts and available in many colors. I then cut it to size and my sister had exactly what she wanted. This could be an alternative to putting a calendar into your blotter. calendar-li
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Yes indeed =) We launched a compatible padfolio that will fit the planner. Search keyword: B00L8KWRZMNote: our team at Tools4Wisdom tested dozens of padfolios over the course of +1 year to find the best quality/size/features match. Most padfolios only have a slot to slide a pad from the top (vertically) - whereas the above mentioned padfolio enables to slide any 8.5x11inch planner/notebook from the side (horizontally)Thank you for being a valued customer... Sincerely,Your Tools4Wisdom Customer Delight Team
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Excellent question. I thought this was 2 pockets wide also, but it is not. It is actually 4 pockets wide (it must be folded in half in the photo), so, 6x4 = 24 plus a bit more. I wanted only 2 pockets wide, so I left it folded in half like the photo and have pockets facing out and facing the wall. It works for my situation -- I put only thin items in the wall facing pockets.
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If you don't mind having 2 seams to get the size you want. Assuming you make the calendar 45" wide by 30" high, the two seams would run horizontal with two long 12" sheets, then the third 6" sheet for total height of 30". Benefit to having horizontal seams is that you can write continuously across without running in to a seam. If you are using liquid markers for more sharp writing or designs, then you'll sometimes need to wet board a bit to clean it off. Just dry it well at seams if you stuck it to a surface that is sensitive to moisture. I would think the seams will be visible but maybe they can be hidden by any creative calendar borders. You can definitely achieve this if each day of the month is 6" high. I hope this helped. If it doesn't work, you can peel off and reuse for other projects.
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Its the large calendars only. The Thomas kincades work well. Just know they come in a large folder. If u need measurements look for the Thomas kinkades
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There is room but not a lot. A fairly narrow spined ledger book will fit as will a few sheets of paper if that is what you have as an inventory sheet. Probably anything up to about 3/8 " I hope this is helpful to you.
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The pockets are durable and should probably fit your workbooks. Just be sure the hooks it hangs from can support all the weight.
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I pulled one of my portfolios out to check. The pocket sheets will just hold an 8.5x 11" sheet of paper so you should not have any problem.
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No, Lang calendars are 13 inches wide. I tried this, the narrower calendar edges will not be hidden by the gorgeous frame.
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Is guess 1 and 1/2... I can fit a years calendar, an afresh book, small zip pouch and some note pages comfortably. This product is amazing and well made! I strongly suggest it!
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Dimensions-not sure, I misplaced mine. Monthly calendar directly preceeds that month's weekly pages. Spiral is kind of bulky.
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There are inner pockets on each of the "pages" and the covers too. The pocket begins (wire binding edge) at about 7 1/2" down from the top of the page, then goes into a slight upward angle (but enough to hold the 8 1/2 x 11" papers inside), reaching to 6 1/2" measuring down at the outer edge of the folder. The pocket itself measures 3 1/2" deep closest to the wire binding, going to 4 3/4" deep (which measures 4 3/4 width. I have 3 of these binders and have found them very helpful for holding various papers and reports that I receive on a weekly and monthly basis. There are inner pockets on each of the "pages" and the covers too. The pocket begins (wire binding edge) at about 7 1/2" down from the top of the page, then goes into a slight upward angle (but enough to hold the 8 1/2 x 11" papers inside), reaching to 6 1/2" measuring down at the outer edge of the folder. The pocket itself measures 3 1/2" deep closest to the wire binding, going to 4 3/4" deep (which measures 4 3/4 width. I have 3 of these binders and have found them very helpful for holding various papers and reports that I receive on a weekly and monthly... » Read More There are inner pockets on each of the "pages" and the covers too. The pocket begins (wire binding edge) at about 7 1/2" down from the top of the page, then goes into a slight upward angle (but enough to hold the 8 1/2 x 11" papers inside), reaching to 6 1/2" measuring down at the outer edge of the folder. The pocket itself measures 3 1/2" deep closest to the wire binding, going to 4 3/4" deep (which measures 4 3/4 width. I have 3 of these binders and have found them very helpful for holding various papers and reports that I receive on a weekly and monthly basis. « Show Less
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The desk has a light texture I would not recommend drawing on without a pad/blotter under the paper, as the texture will likely show in the drawing. People still use pens/pencils?! Let me find one real quick and try it... nope, DEFINITELY shows in the writing. Use a desk blotter, there are plenty available on amazon.
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Hi Parag!Thank you for your inquiry!According to Acco, item# DRN481225 will fit in a Day-Timer 5.5 x 8.5 planner.BisonOffice
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The inside pocket will hold paper a maximum of 9" X 7". The thing is that you cannot store too much paper and all of the card slots cannot be filled with plastic cards or the cover will not close sufficiently for the auto-off magnetic function to work. I think that the cards are really what will interfere the most.
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Barbara, sorry for being so slow getting back. The printer shelf if 17 6/8" (or just a fraction under)wide and 11 7/8" deep. I have a Dell printer and the base fits perfectly...the little piece you pull out is past the shelf, but can be pushed in and out plus it is no problem anyway if left ot. I wanted a small desk to fit the space I had plus hold as much as possible...it does. The only think lacking was a file cabinet and I just added a container to the back left to hold files I needed at hand. It is an amazing desk. Don't know how I could ask for more.
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Hi Freeedom! Thank you for your inquiry! Unfortunately, we don't carry wallet size calendars. BisonOffice