House of Doolittle HOD3647 Three-month Wall Calendar

Product Description

The HOUSE OF DOOLITTLE HOD3647 is a three-month horizontal wall calendar designed for clear, at-a-glance scheduling in office, facility, and open-plan work environments. Each page displays the current month alongside the preceding and following months, supported by a full-year reference grid. Coverage spans 14 months from December through January. Large numerals remain legible from across the room. Federal holidays are printed in blue for quick visual identification. Daily blocks are unruled, leaving space for handwritten notes or task assignments. The wirebound spine includes an eyelet for direct wall hanging. Pages are produced with a high percentage of post-consumer recycled content.

This calendar suits project managers, office administrators, facilities coordinators, and any team that tracks multi-week schedules on a shared wall surface. The three-month-per-page layout is well suited to production planning, academic scheduling, service call tracking, and deadline management. The Sunday-through-Saturday grid is the standard business-week orientation for North American professional environments. Each page also includes day counts and days remaining in the month, supporting time-sensitive workload planning.

Key Features

• Three-month horizontal layout with past, current, and future months visible on each page
• 14-month coverage running December through January
• Large numerals for easy visibility at a distance
• Holidays printed in blue for fast visual reference
• Unruled daily blocks allow freeform handwritten entries
• Wirebound with eyelet for straightforward wall mounting
• Made with high post-consumer recycled content

Compatibility

Designed for use as a standalone wall calendar in open-plan office systems and general workspace environments where multi-month visibility is required.

Installation Notes

Hang using the built-in eyelet on a standard wall hook or nail. Verify the mounting surface can support the calendar's weight before hanging. No tools beyond a standard nail or hook are required. Position at eye level for optimal readability of large-print numerals across the room.