The Brownline Mini Monthly Desk Pad (RED C181721) is a 12-month desk calendar designed for organizational tasks. It covers January 2022 through December 2022, providing a monthly view on a single 11 x 8 1/2 inch sheet. Each page features unruled daily blocks, a ruled notes column, and a yearly reference calendar. This product is suitable for individuals or teams who require a physical, at-a-glance planning tool for scheduling and tracking key dates. Its tear-off, perforated sheets allow for clean removal, and the reinforced chipboard backer provides durability for desk use. The pad also includes three-hole punches, enabling it to be hung on a wall or integrated into a standard three-ring binder, offering flexible placement options for different workspace configurations.
Monthly desk pad offers ample planning space to organize your entire month and look ahead for future planning. Use the three holes at the top to hang this letter-size calendar on your wall or snap into a standard-size three-ring binder. Tear-off monthly sheets are bound and perforated for clean removal. Dated planning pages range 12 months from January to December. One-month-per-page format includes unruled daily blocks, Sunday-through-Saturday scheduling, count of days/days remaining, holidays, moon phases, ruled notes column and a yearly calendar along the bottom. Nonrefillable pad also features a reinforced chipboard backer.
This desk pad covers a 12-month period, specifically from January 2022 through December 2022, and includes Julian dates.
Each sheet of the desk pad measures 11 inches in width and 8 1/2 inches in height, providing a standard letter-size layout.
Yes, in addition to desk placement, the desk pad features three-hole punches, allowing it to be wall-mounted or snapped into a standard three-ring binder.
Yes, the product is environmentally friendly with FSC certification. It contains 50% recycled content and 50% post-consumer waste.
RED C181721 - Dominion Blueline Inc Brownline Mini Monthly Desk Pad - Julian Dates - Monthly - 1 Year - January 2022 til