House of Doolittle HOD328 Wall Calendar Monthly

Product Description

The HOUSE OF DOOLITTLE HOD328 is a monthly wall calendar featuring a full-color panoramic coastline photograph printed with soy ink on recycled paper. It covers January through December with one page per month. Each month displays unruled daily blocks measuring 1.5 x 1.375 inches, arranged Sunday through Saturday. Additional monthly features include numbered weeks, a full-year reference calendar at the bottom of each page, and daily counts. The wire-bound construction includes an eyelet for easy wall hanging. This calendar is suited for office, school, and personal planning environments.

The HOD328 is designed for standard wall mounting in residential or commercial settings. Its large panoramic coastline photo makes it appropriate for lobbies, offices, classrooms, and home workspaces. The one-page-per-month layout works well for at-a-glance scheduling. The unruled daily blocks allow freeform notes without rigid line formatting. Printed on paper with a high percentage of recycled content using soy-based ink, this calendar is a practical choice for sustainability-conscious buyers and organizations tracking green purchasing standards.

Key Features

• Full-color panoramic coastline photo, one per monthly page
• Unruled daily blocks at 1.5 x 1.375 inches for flexible note-taking
• Sunday-through-Saturday weekly layout with numbered weeks and day counts
• Full-year reference calendar printed at the bottom of each month
• Wire-bound spine with eyelet for secure wall hanging
• Printed with soy ink on high-percentage recycled paper

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 12-month wall calendar for general office and personal planning use. No specific system or hardware compatibility requirements beyond a standard wall hook or nail to accommodate the hanging eyelet.

Installation Notes

Mount using a standard wall hook, nail, or pushpin aligned with the eyelet at the top of the calendar. Ensure the mounting point supports the calendar weight without bending the wire binding. No tools beyond basic hardware are required for hanging.