House of Doolittle 8-Person Group Daily Appointment Book: Keep eight people's schedules visible every day

Daily columns, quarter-hour slots, recycled pages - simple, organized planning

Product Overview:

This is a working, plain-spoken planner that helps teams stay on the same page. Flip it open and you get a two-page spread for each weekday with eight ruled columns. Each column runs from eight AM to seven forty-five PM in quarter-hour increments so nothing is missed. If you manage a small office, clinic or family schedule, this saves back-and-forth calls. Use it to coordinate staff shifts, book client visits or keep several family calendars side-by-side. The cover is embossed simulated leather and pages are made with recycled fiber and soy ink. Picture the desk uncluttered, voices calm, and a clear view of the day ahead.

Key Features:

• Eight-person layout: Track eight schedules across one daily spread, so you see conflicts at a glance and act faster.
• Quarter-hour appointment times: Plan down to the quarter-hour between eight AM and seven forty-five PM, feel the day fall into place.
• Two six-month sections: Split into two six-month sections so you won't juggle loose pages, and switching seasons is straightforward.
• Daily reference and holidays: Each weekday spread shows past, current and two future months plus national and religious holidays for quick reference.
• Recycled, soy-printed pages: Made from one-hundred percent recycled post-consumer fiber and printed with soy ink, so you plan responsibly without fuss.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: House of Doolittle
• Item#: HOD-28102
• Color: Black
• Dimensions: 8" x 11"
• Material/Finish: Paper, Leather
• Format/Type: Appointment Book
• Quantity/Pack: 2 / Box
• Country of Origin: United States
• Recycled: Yes
• Recycled Content: 100%
• Post-consumer-waste%: 100%

Picture your desk uncluttered, hear the soft flip of pages and feel the relief of clear schedules-ready to order one for your team?

Calendar pages printed with soy ink on recycled paper; nonrefillable-keep as an annual archive when the year ends.