An apparatus for storing and organizing sewing pattern pieces is disclosed herein. The apparatus may include a housing, a lid, locks, and a plurality of sleeves removably inserted within the housing. The apparatus may be useful for efficiently storing and organizing a plurality of pattern pieces to provide easy access to organized, unblemished pattern pieces.

An apparatus for storing and organizing sewing pattern pieces is disclosed herein. The apparatus may include a housing, a lid, locks, and a plurality of sleeves removably inserted within the housing. The apparatus may be useful for efficiently storing and organizing a plurality of pattern pieces to provide easy access to organized, unblemished pattern pieces.

A plurality of desktop organizers, which helps users select and optimally arrange desktop organizers on desktops in a personalized manner. The core components of the invention are a plurality of desktop organizers each having a base, an overlay and magnets as temporary fasteners, where the overlays are configured for storing different office implements, which, generally speaking, are configured as follows: the dimensions of the desktop organizers promote coupling the organizers, ensuring alignment when brought to close to each other; the magnets are located on the sides of the desktop organizers such that they align with one another; and, a set of overlays, one for each type of office implement, fitting over the top of the desktop organizers. The invention can be used to select and arrange desktop organizers in a personalized manner that promotes optimal use of the surface of a desk.

A folding box has a foldable positioning piece extending from an outer edge of each of front and rear panels thereof. A first reinforcement sheet is attached and connected to the positioning piece, thereby reinforcing the strength of the front and rear panels and side panels of the folding box. By the extension of the reinforcement sheets, the structural stability of the folding box can be maintained when the folding box is produced with the thin cardboard and the area required for the preparation of the cardboard is reduced.

A folding box has a foldable positioning piece extending from an outer edge of each of front and rear panels thereof. A first reinforcement sheet is attached and connected to the positioning piece, thereby reinforcing the strength of the front and rear panels and side panels of the folding box. By the extension of the reinforcement sheets, the structural stability of the folding box can be maintained when the folding box is produced with the thin cardboard and the area required for the preparation of the cardboard is reduced.

The tray storage for easy storing and reading of documents according to the present invention comprises a storage box provided with an inner space of a rectangular prism having a closure on the top; and a tray slidingly received in the inner space of the storage box, wherein the tray comprises a plate-shaped tray body part slidingly assembled to the storage box while being arranged in parallel with the inner wall of the storage box; a knob part arranged in the center of the top edge of the tray body part, extending integrally from the tray body part, and being foldable along the top edge of the tray body part with respect to the tray body part; a bottom part of the cantilever type perpendicularly extending from the tray body part along the bottom edge of the tray body part; and a separation preventing barrier of the cantilever type being folded upward from the bottom part to be parallel with the tray body part.

A folding box has a foldable positioning piece extending from an outer edge of each of front and rear panels thereof. A first reinforcement sheet is attached and connected to the positioning piece, thereby reinforcing the strength of the front and rear panels and side panels of the folding box. By the extension of the reinforcement sheets, the structural stability of the folding box can be maintained when the folding box is produced with the thin cardboard and the area required for the preparation of the cardboard is reduced.

A folding box has a foldable positioning piece extending from an outer edge of each of front and rear panels thereof. A first reinforcement sheet is attached and connected to the positioning piece, thereby reinforcing the strength of the front and rear panels and side panels of the folding box. By the extension of the reinforcement sheets, the structural stability of the folding box can be maintained when the folding box is produced with the thin cardboard and the area required for the preparation of the cardboard is reduced.

Method of manufacturing a folder (1), which continuously or intermittently is fed through a machine (51) by a conveying means (52, 53) adapted to an ordinary folder of a nominal width dimension (B.sub.nom), wherein said folder (1) features an under-dimension in relation to the width dimension of the ordinary folder, and that said folder (1) is placed in a cassette (40) having a dimension (B.sub.k) corresponding to said under-dimension and having an outer dimension corresponding to said nominal dimension (B.sub.nom), which cassette (40) is moved through the machine (51) by said conveying means (52, 53). As well as a machine (51) and a cassette (40) for the realization of said method.

Method of manufacturing a folder (1), which continuously or intermittently is fed through a machine (51) by a conveying means (52, 53) adapted to an ordinary folder of a nominal width dimension (B.sub.nom), wherein said folder (1) features an under-dimension in relation to the width dimension of the ordinary folder, and that said folder (1) is placed in a cassette (40) having a dimension (B.sub.k) corresponding to said under-dimension and having an outer dimension corresponding to said nominal dimension (B.sub.nom), which cassette (40) is moved through the machine (51) by said conveying means (52, 53). As well as a machine (51) and a cassette (40) for the realization of said method.