PAPERAGE Calendar 2024-12 Month (Black & White), Minimalist Wall and Desk Calendar with Monthly Views and Yearly Plans – Large (17 in x 22 in)

This is the best hanging calendar I have found. It’s the right size, with enough spaces for several appointments on each day. The paper is nice and thick with a matte finish, so it will withstand lots of handling, stuffing into a satchel, etc. It is much better IMO than the typical glossy paper picture calendars that take up too much space and are hard to write on — or the ink gets smeared on the glossy paper. This is neat, minimalist and functional. When I want pretty pictures, I will buy photos or artwork. I just wanted a nice, plain, unobtrusive calendar — and this is it!

SO MUCH WRITING SPACE! And it comes in 3 different sizes! I have the smaller 9" x 11". The boxes are lined, the note column down the side is lined, THE BACK OF EACH PAGE IS LINED, in case you need a journal. The last page, a year at a glance, is also lined. The bottom of each page is a 12 month calendar. The left hand corner of each box has the holidays. The pages are stiff (almost cardboard) perfect for writing and very easy for flipping through the calendar. I can't say enough about the calendar, it is perfect, I love this thing. I am getting the same calendar for 2025!

This calendar is a masterpiece of organization and aesthetics. Its sleek design effortlessly combines functionality with visual appeal. Each month unfolds a symphony of vibrant colors and tasteful graphics, making every glance a delightful experience. The attention to detail is evident in the high-quality paper and precision printing. Its user-friendly layout ensures efficient planning, with ample space for notes and clear date visibility. The inclusion of holidays and notable events demonstrates a thoughtful touch. This calendar is more than a time-tracking tool; it's a work of art that elevates the daily routine. Exceptional craftsmanship and thoughtful design make it a must-have.

This is just the right dimensions for what I needed. It’s neither too small or too large. The middle wire hanger makes it easy to take on and off the wall. The different colors help keep track of the days of the week. The paper is thick. I like the side column for notes as well

It has a thick sturdy wire backbone and thick cardboard cover. The easy to read calendar pages are on heavy duty paper. Three lined pages are at the beginning for notes. However, it needs a sturdy hook to hang on the wall due to its weight. For an open page display, I had to use a paper punch through the pages at the bottom and hang the calendars on the wall from there using the three lined pages to support the weight. It’s not really designed to hang on the wall from the backbone as it would look like a closed book. It is well worth the money for what you get but you’ll have to alter it a little to hang it on a wall.

I use it on my desk, not on a wall. Love it. I order a new one each year

I know, it's just a wall calendar, what's the big deal?Well, this is the first Paperage calendar I've purchased (small size, rainbow color day headers) and as soon as I unwrapped it, I noticed a number of things that make it better than other wall calendars I've purchased in the past.First, even though at 9 x 11" it's considerably smaller than some other wall calendars I've had, the design makes it handier - each day box is ruled and has a good amount of space to make notes. There's an additional ruled "Notes" side bar on the right, and there's even a small 12 month banner strip at the bottom that's printed at a readable font size (even with my older eyes). A+ for layout.Second, it's got a double wire spiral, so it stays flat, and there's a hanging wire hoop so you can either mount it to a board with a push pin, or do like I did and hang it on the fridge with a magnetic "pin".This makes it real easy to pull down and make notes.Third, this is the first wall calendar I've bought that has a pretty rigid cardboard backing - when you need to pull it down to add a note, you can just set it in your lap - it's that sturdy.Fourth, each month is printed on a separate, perforated sheet. You can either tear the previous month page off or flip it back. The month pages are ink friendly matte, and have a good weight to them. Heck, even the backside of each page is ruled!Lastly, there's a single page 'Year Plan' overview page. Granted, on small 9 x 11" format calendar, mapping out an entire year is a bit of a tight squeeze, but it's still a handy feature if you need a bigger reference than the running banner at the bottom.So it's 'just a calendar', but a very well thought out one - I love it! :)

It’s simple, it keeps track of the week number, and gives me plenty of space for writing things and notes. I buy the same one every year!