A modular notebook system includes a cover having a plurality of surfaces. The system also includes a binding coupled to the plurality of surfaces via a flexible and/or foldable material. The binding forms a magnetic spine by having at least one magnetic pad configured to receive a magnetically attractive binding element.

A clipboard includes a plate body formed to have a predetermined area to support document paper; and a clip portion extending from one corner of the plate body and fixing the document paper seated on the plate body to prevent the document paper from being separated from the plate body. The clip portion includes a second fixing member, a first fixing member extending from the second fixing member, and a third fixing member formed symmetrically with respect to a boundary surface between the second fixing member and the plate body; the second fixing member is configured to be folded with between the second fixing member and the plate body to cover the document paper; and the first fixing member is configured to be folded with respect to a boundary surface between the first fixing member and the second fixing member, so that the document paper can be fixed.

A double-sided clipboard includes first and second surfaces, with corresponding first and second paper securement clips on each side of the clipboard. In one exemplary embodiment, the first surface of the clipboard is generally flat for use in writing and free-hand sketching, the second surface includes a drawing guide comprised of a plurality of raised sections arranged to form line guides for facilitating precise drawing of horizontal and vertical lines. Other embodiments have writing surfaces on each side of the board, further embodiments have drawing guides on each side of the board and a plurality of securement clips.

A foldable clipboard includes a three panel foldable clipboard in which three panels cooperate to form a single planar surface when in an extended position, and at least two panels of the three panels are configured to pivotally move to overlap at least one panel when in a folded position, such that the foldable clipboard is folded into a size to fit into a pocket of a garment.

A steering wheel mounted clipboard assembly for mounting a clipboard to a steering wheel includes a vehicle that has a steering wheel. A box is positionable on the steering wheel such that the box is accessible to a driver of the vehicle. A pair of clips is each releasbly attached to the box and each of the clips engages the steering wheel to retain the box on the steering wheel. A clipboard is hingedly coupled to the box and an object can be positioned thereon thereby facilitating the object to be accessible to the driver.

The accessories include an accessory board that functions in several ways for the desired purposes of the clipboard user. Generally, the accessory board functions as a work surface that can be oriented differently for different purposes. For example, the accessory board can be oriented predominantly horizontally to facilitate the placement and support for the use of a computing device such as a laptop computer. The accessory board can be oriented in a predominantly oblique angle as a tray which supports objects resting at one edge of the accessory board, for the placement of items in support of personal hygiene such as the application of cosmetics, grooming, mounting a mirror, etc., for the placement of food/drink items.

An article for mounting to a vertical surface comprising a substrate having a first layer formed from a flexible film or sheet and a second layer formed with a conventional low-tack non-reactive reusable adhesive effective for attaching the substrate to drywall or plaster or wood surfaces. At least one rigid component is attached to the substrate. The second layer covers at least a portion of the first layer for attaching to a vertical surface and includes a release area, wherein the release area is positioned such that it is vertically above the at least one rigid component. The rigid component operates to produce a cantilever moment and wherein the release area operates to counteract the cantilever moment.

The present invention relates to a clipboard having a frontal surface, a clamping mechanism, a dorsal surface, and a latch engagement portion configured to engage a mating latch and secure the clipboard to a surface of a secondary container.

A foldable clipboard includes at least three support panels that each have an upper surface. At least one of the support panels includes a set of apertures operable to receive an attachment feature. At least one hinge pivotably couples each adjacent set of support panels. The clipboard is capable of transitioning between a folded configuration and an unfolded configuration via the at least one hinge pivotably coupling each adjacent set of support panels. The upper surfaces of each of the at least three support panels form a combined upper surface having a substantially constant and consistent thickness that provided a writing surface when the clipboard is in the unfolded configuration.

A foldable clipboard includes at least two folding panels in which each of the folding panels cooperate to form a single planar surface when in an extended position, and each of the folding panels are configured to pivotally move to form a folded position, such that the foldable clipboard is folded into a size to fit in a pocket of a garment, or other carrying devise.