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Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise 
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be  
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after  
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts 
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.

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Note:

 If you are not assembling 

an end-of-run corner 

worksurface, go on to step 5.

4. On the “end-of-run” side of the 

corner worksurface, align a leg 

set to the pre-drilled holes and 

secure the leg set with three 

#12 x 1

3

/

4

” screws (Figure 1).

5. Position the corner leg over the 

four pre-drilled holes at the back 

corner of the worksurface. Be 

sure the modesty panel mounting 

holes of the corner leg are 

oriented as shown. Secure the 

corner leg to the worksurface with 

four #12 x 1” screws (Figure 1).

Note:

 Corner transitional 

modesty panels are the longer 

of the two types of modesty 

panels. They bridge between 

the corner worksurface and the 

adjoining rectangular worksurface 

to connect the two together.       

End-of-run modesty panels are 

shorter and fit between the corner 

leg and the “end-of-run” leg set. 

6. Align the longer transitional 

modesty panel with the corner 

leg and the corner worksurface 

mounting holes. Position the 

“end-of-run” modesty panel over 

the worksurface mounting holes, 

between the corner leg and the 

“end-of-run” leg set. Note that 

the lower right screw hole in the 

corner leg is to be used to secure 

the power/data corner bracket and 

should not be used until step 7. 

Fasten the modesty panels to 

the corner leg. For “end-of-run” 

assemblies, attach modesty panel 

to leg set with #10 x ½” screws. 

Do not tighten screws at this 

time.

7. Position the power/data corner 

bracket into the back corner 

of the worksurface against the 

corner leg. Insert the #10 x ½” 

screw (left out in step 6) through 

the corner bracket, the modesty 

panel and into the corner leg. 

Do not tighten at this time. Align 

the four mounting holes of the 

corner bracket with the holes in 

the worksurface and secure with 

#12 x 1” screws (Figure 1).

8.    Fasten door clips to the 

underside of the worksurface 

with two #12 x 1” screws per 

door clip (Figure 1).

Note: 

Power/data doors for 

corner worksurfaces are sized 

longer or shorter to correspond 

with corner transitional or “end-

of-run” modesty panels. The 

corner transitional power/data 

door is the longer of the two. 

9.    Position the mounting bracket 

of the appropriate power/data 

door over the modesty panel 

holes that correspond with the 

holes in the worksurface. Insert 

two #12 x 1” screws through the 

mounting bracket, the modesty 

panel and into the worksurface. 

Tighten all screws that secure 

the modesty panels to the 

corner leg, the leg sets and the 

worksurface (Figure 1).

10. Route the power-pass-through 

connector through the power 

and data corner bracket and 

snap the connector into the 

10-wire harness. Route the 

trailing end inside the power/

data door. Snap both power/

data doors shut at the door clips 

(Figure 1).

Note:

 If the corner worksurface 

being assembled includes 

WorkZone

® 

- Corner Transitional and End-of-Run Corner Worksurface with Power & Data 

Assembly Instructions

a keyboard pad, follow 

instructions A through D below. 

Otherwise skip to step 11.

Keyboard Pad Assembly

A. Attach the two small brackets 

to the keyboard pad by aligning 

the holes in the small brackets 

with the pre-drilled holes in the 

keyboard pad. Insert three 

#12 x 1” screws per bracket, but 

do not tighten completely 

(Figure 3).

B. Align the two large brackets to 

the pre-drilled holes in the corner 

worksurface. Insert four #12 x 1” 

screws per large bracket, but do 

not tighten (Figure 3).

C. Assemble four adjustment knobs 

to connect small brackets to large 

brackets. Insert carriage bolts 

through small bracket, a washer, 

the large bracket and secure with 

an adjustment knob (Figure 3). 

D. Center the keyboard pad 

inside the opening in the 

corner worksurface. Starting 

with the large brackets on the 

worksurface, tighten all bracket 

screws completely (Figure 3).

Note:

Note:

If you are not assembling an end-

of-run corner worksurface, go on to step
5.

4. On the “end-of-run” side of the corner
worksurface, align a leg set to the pre-
drilled holes and secure the leg set with
three #12 x 1 / ” screws (Figure 1).

5. Position the corner leg over the four
pre-drilled holes at the back corner of the
worksurface. Be sure the modesty panel
mounting holes of the corner leg are
oriented as shown. Secure the corner leg
to the worksurface with four #12 x 1”
screws (Figure 1).

Corner transitional modesty panels

are the longer of the two types of
modesty panels. They bridge between the
corner worksurface and the adjoining
rectangular worksurface to connect the
two together. End-of-run modesty panels
are shorter and fit between the corner leg
and the “end-of-run” leg set.

6. Align the transitional modesty panel
with the corner leg and the corner
worksurface mounting holes. Position the
“end-of-run” modesty panel over the
worksurface mounting holes, between
the corner leg and the “end-of-run” leg
set. Note that the lower right screw hole
in the corner leg is to be used to secure
the power/data corner bracket and should
not be used until step 8. Fasten the
modesty panels to the corner leg. For
“end-of-run” assemblies, attach modesty
panel to leg set with #10 x ½” screws.
Do not tighten screws at this time.

3

4

7. Position the power/data corner bracket
into the back corner of the worksurface
against the corner leg. Insert the #10 x
½” screw (left out in step 6) through the
corner bracket, the modesty panel and
into the corner leg. Do not tighten at this
time. Align the four mounting holes of the
corner bracket with the holes in the
worksurface and secure with #12 x 1”
screws (Figure 1).

8. Fasten door clips to the underside of
the worksurface with two #12 x 1”
screws per door clip (Figure 1).

Note:

Note:

Power/data doors for corner

worksurfaces are sized longer or shorter
to correspond with corner transitional or
“end-of-run” modesty panels. The
corner transitional power/data door is
the longer of the two.

9. Position the mounting bracket of the
appropriate power/data door over the
modesty panel holes that correspond
with the holes in the worksurface. Insert
two #12 x 1” screws through the
mounting bracket, the modesty panel
and into the worksurface. Tighten all
screws that secure the modesty panels
to the corner leg, the leg sets and the
worksurface (Figure 1).

10. Route the power-pass-through
connector through the power and data
corner bracket and snap the connector
into the 10-wire harness. Route the
trailing end inside the power/data door.
Snap both power/data doors shut at the
door clips (Figure 1).

If the corner worksurface being

assembled includes a keyboard pad,
follow instructions A through D below.
Otherwise skip to step 11.

Keyboard Pad Assembly

A. Attach the two small brackets to the
keyboard pad by aligning the holes in the
small brackets with the pre-drilled holes
in the keyboard pad. Insert three #12 x
1” screws per bracket, but do not tighten
completely (Figure 3).

B. Align the two large brackets to the
pre-drilled holes in the corner
worksurface. Insert four #12 x 1”
screws per large bracket, but do not
tighten (Figure 3).

C. Assemble four adjustment knobs to
connect small brackets to large
brackets. Insert carriage bolts through
small bracket, a washer, the large
bracket and secure with an adjustment
knob (Figure 3).

D. Center the keyboard pad inside the
opening in the corner worksurface.
Starting with the large brackets on the
worksurface, tighten all bracket screws
completely (Figure 3).

Figure 2

Figure 3

splice

plates

corner

worksurface

worksurface

grommet

modesty panel

(transitional)

adjoining

rectangular

worksurface

#12 x 1"

screws

#12 x 1"

screw

large

bracket

small

bracket

#10 x / "

screw

1

2

#10 x / "

screw

1

2

washer

adjustment

knob

corner

worksurface

power/data

door

leg set

(end-of-run)

transitional

leg

adjustable

glide

leg plug

WorkZone with Power & Data - Assembly Instructions

power & data

module

power & data 

module

Figure 2

Note:

Note:

If you are not assembling an end-

of-run corner worksurface, go on to step
5.

4. On the “end-of-run” side of the corner
worksurface, align a leg set to the pre-
drilled holes and secure the leg set with
three #12 x 1 / ” screws (Figure 1).

5. Position the corner leg over the four
pre-drilled holes at the back corner of the
worksurface. Be sure the modesty panel
mounting holes of the corner leg are
oriented as shown. Secure the corner leg
to the worksurface with four #12 x 1”
screws (Figure 1).

Corner transitional modesty panels

are the longer of the two types of
modesty panels. They bridge between the
corner worksurface and the adjoining
rectangular worksurface to connect the
two together. End-of-run modesty panels
are shorter and fit between the corner leg
and the “end-of-run” leg set.

6. Align the transitional modesty panel
with the corner leg and the corner
worksurface mounting holes. Position the
“end-of-run” modesty panel over the
worksurface mounting holes, between
the corner leg and the “end-of-run” leg
set. Note that the lower right screw hole
in the corner leg is to be used to secure
the power/data corner bracket and should
not be used until step 8. Fasten the
modesty panels to the corner leg. For
“end-of-run” assemblies, attach modesty
panel to leg set with #10 x ½” screws.
Do not tighten screws at this time.

3

4

7. Position the power/data corner bracket
into the back corner of the worksurface
against the corner leg. Insert the #10 x
½” screw (left out in step 6) through the
corner bracket, the modesty panel and
into the corner leg. Do not tighten at this
time. Align the four mounting holes of the
corner bracket with the holes in the
worksurface and secure with #12 x 1”
screws (Figure 1).

8. Fasten door clips to the underside of
the worksurface with two #12 x 1”
screws per door clip (Figure 1).

Note:

Note:

Power/data doors for corner

worksurfaces are sized longer or shorter
to correspond with corner transitional or
“end-of-run” modesty panels. The
corner transitional power/data door is
the longer of the two.

9. Position the mounting bracket of the
appropriate power/data door over the
modesty panel holes that correspond
with the holes in the worksurface. Insert
two #12 x 1” screws through the
mounting bracket, the modesty panel
and into the worksurface. Tighten all
screws that secure the modesty panels
to the corner leg, the leg sets and the
worksurface (Figure 1).

10. Route the power-pass-through
connector through the power and data
corner bracket and snap the connector
into the 10-wire harness. Route the
trailing end inside the power/data door.
Snap both power/data doors shut at the
door clips (Figure 1).

If the corner worksurface being

assembled includes a keyboard pad,
follow instructions A through D below.
Otherwise skip to step 11.

Keyboard Pad Assembly

A. Attach the two small brackets to the
keyboard pad by aligning the holes in the
small brackets with the pre-drilled holes
in the keyboard pad. Insert three #12 x
1” screws per bracket, but do not tighten
completely (Figure 3).

B. Align the two large brackets to the
pre-drilled holes in the corner
worksurface. Insert four #12 x 1”
screws per large bracket, but do not
tighten (Figure 3).

C. Assemble four adjustment knobs to
connect small brackets to large
brackets. Insert carriage bolts through
small bracket, a washer, the large
bracket and secure with an adjustment
knob (Figure 3).

D. Center the keyboard pad inside the
opening in the corner worksurface.
Starting with the large brackets on the
worksurface, tighten all bracket screws
completely (Figure 3).

Figure 2

Figure 3

splice

plates

corner

worksurface

worksurface

grommet

modesty panel

(transitional)

adjoining

rectangular

worksurface

#12 x 1"

screws

#12 x 1"

screw

large

bracket

small

bracket

#10 x / "

screw

1

2

#10 x / "

screw

1

2

washer

adjustment

knob

corner

worksurface

power/data

door

leg set

(end-of-run)

transitional

leg

adjustable

glide

leg plug

WorkZone with Power & Data - Assembly Instructions

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module

Figure 3

keyboard pad

Summary of Contents for WorkZone

Page 1: ...Assembly Instructions WorkZone Desking System November 2012 ...

Page 2: ...rotective surface 2 Attach two leg sets to worksurface bottom by aligning legs to pre drilled holes and inserting three 12 x 13 4 screws per leg set Figure 1 Note In the instance where a worksurface is to be paired with a transitional unit a leg set with a short transitional foot not shown will be assembled to the end of the worksurface where the transitional unit is to be attached Refer to your s...

Page 3: ...t to the outside of the leg set as illustrated Next position the inner vertical wireway cover two cut outs in the correct orientation at the inside of the leg set and press it into the outer wireway Figure 2 6 Level the worksurface by turning the four adjustable glides either in or out The jambnuts between the glides and the bottom of the leg sets must be tightened up against the bottom of the leg...

Page 4: ...f the leg is directly over the end of the table Figure 1 3 Install the standard leg set to the underside of the table at the illustrated location in the set of three mounting holes using three 12 x 13 4 screws Figure 1 Note Starter finisher modesty panels are longer than standard WorkZone modesty panels and are shorter than adder modesty panels 4 Set a starter finisher modesty panel between the tw...

Page 5: ...s and attach one modesty panel end to the transitional leg using two 10 x screws Figure 2 WorkZone Starter Adder Finisher Worksurface Assembly Instructions Adder Worksurface Note Note The adder worksurface is assembled upside down and when turned upright after full assembly it will attach to the worksurfac to its right either starter or adder as the use sits at it 5 As in step 1 Figure 1 earlier b...

Page 6: ...it will attach to an adder worksurface 8 To avoid scratching top carefully lay finisher worksurface upside down on a soft protective surface Install a standard leg set to the underside of the worksurface at pre drilled holes using three 12 x 13 4 screws The standard leg set is not shared so should not be installed to the mounting holes closest to the edge of the worksurface Figure 3 Note Starter f...

Page 7: ...ighten all screws attaching modesty panels to legs and shared leg brackets to worksurfaces Figure 5 Figure 5 Finisher to Adder Starter Assembly Figure 5 Finisher to Adder Starter Assembly finisher worksurface assembly starter worksurface assembly adder worksurface assembly shared leg bracket transitional leg set shorter foot 12 x 1 screw 10 x screw finisher modesty panel standard leg set adjustabl...

Page 8: ...d install two leg plugs into the two exposed holes at the outside of each leg set as illustrated Figure 6 WorkZone Starter Adder Finisher Worksurface Assembly Instructions 15 Install a vertical wireway into each leg set by first positioning the outer wireway section as illustrated The extended face of the wireway must be oriented up so as to cover the table support member of the leg set when insta...

Page 9: ...ures 2 outer with Figures 2 e outside of a ce the never a nstalled he vertical to the leg set vertical wireway outer with power data single cut out transitional leg splice plate vertical wireway inner two cut outs table to table wireway Figure 2 the worksurface Tighten all screws to secure the leg sets and modesty panel Figure 1 5 Fasten door clips to the underside of the worksurface with two 12 x...

Page 10: ...r onnections At one end of each harness on e black connector near the clip is an N nd arrow under the worksurface at the left de with the arrow pointing to the modesty anel Correctly orient the 10 wire harness to the nderside of the worksurface with the arrow ointing to the modesty panel as noted bove Figure 1 Position 10 wire harness underside of worksurface over pre drilled ounting holes and att...

Page 11: ... Level worksurface by turning four adjustable glides either in or out The jambnuts between the adjustable glides and the bottom of the leg sets must be tightened up against the bottom of the leg to secure the adjustable glides Figure 3 Tighten screws that gang worksurfaces at this time 12 Press worksurface grommets into wireway holes in worksurface top Figure 3 Route the power and data module cord...

Page 12: ...Fasten infeed inner wireway to infeed outer wireway with six 10 32 x 1 screws Figure 5 17 Determine the appropriate length for the liquid tight conduit to power source and cut it to size Slide the liquid tight conduit onto the 10 wires and connect the conduit to the connector on the elbow Finally the liquid tight conduit may be fastened to a junction box customer supplied and the 10 wires can be c...

Page 13: ...t installed on the out must face Whenever a nstalled Figure st be installed to o table wireway nto each other vertical wireway outer with power data single cut out transitional leg splice plate vertical wireway inner two cut outs Figure 2 table to table wireway Figure 2 5 Fasten door clips to the underside of the worksurface with two 12 x 1 screws per door clip Figure 1 Note Whenever tables are to...

Page 14: ... orksurface with two 12 x 1 screws per oor clip Figure 1 If worksurfaces will be ganged together tach table to table wireway to underside of orksurface with two 12 x 1 screws on anging end s Also attach splice plate to orksurface with two 12 x 1 screws at me end s Figure 1 All 10 wire harnesses must be iented the same direction to make proper onnections At one end of each harness on e black connec...

Page 15: ...tions between worksurfaces can be installed 13 To connect power between worksurfaces the power data door must be unclipped from the underside of ganged worksurfaces The 10 wire harness can then be accessed to connect power between worksurfaces Route the jumper cable through access holes of vertical wireways and table to table wireway Plug each end of jumper cable into the ends of the 10 wire harne...

Page 16: ...asten infeed inner wireway to infeed outer wireway with six 10 32 x 1 screws Figure 5 17 Determine the appropriate length for the liquid tight conduit to power source and cut it to size Slide the liquid tight conduit onto the 10 wires and connect the conduit to the connector on the elbow Finally the liquid tight conduit may be fastened to a junction box customer supplied and the 10 wires can be cu...

Page 17: ... out from the side of the box where power is to enter Figure 1 4 Route from a power source the New York Code customer supplied flexible conduit ten wires through the infeed outer wireway and through leg assembly to the power in box utilizing all necessary connectors not furnished Figure 1 5 Make standard wire connections to the wires inside the power in box with wire nuts Secure the cover back ont...

Page 18: ...to pre drilled holes and inserting three 12 x 13 4 screws per leg set Figure 1 3 Position the corner leg over the pre drilled holes in the back corner of the worksurface Be sure the modesty panel mounting holes are oriented as shown Attach the corner leg to the worksurface with four 12 x 1 screws Do not tighten at this time Figure 1 WorkZone Stand Alone Corner Worksurface with Keyboard Pad Assembl...

Page 19: ...ach the two large brackets to the pre drilled holes in worksurface with four 12 x 1 screws per bracket but do not tighten completely Figure 2 C Assemble and tighten four adjustment knobs connecting the small brackets on the keyboard pad to the large brackets on the corner worksurface These knobs consist of carriage bolt washer and tightening knob for each set Figure 2 D Center the keyboard pad to ...

Page 20: ...down onto a soft protective surface Figure 2 3 Position the corner leg over the pre drilled holes in the back corner of the worksurface Be sure the modesty panel mounting holes are oriented as shown Attach the corner leg to the worksurface with four 12 x 1 screws Do not tighten at this time Figure 2 WorkZone Transitional Worksurface Keyboard Pad Corner Assembly Instructions 12 x 1 screw 10 x screw...

Page 21: ...ting with the large brackets on the worksurface Figure 3 5 Orient the primary and return worksurfaces as illustrated so they are in position to assemble the transitional unit in step 7 Figure 4 6 Carefully turn the transitional assembly right side up and set it onto the splice plates of the primary and return worksurface Align the mounting holes of the splice plats with pre drilled holes in transi...

Page 22: ...ug duplex receptacle into power harness as illustrated Secure receptacle to power harness by sliding into port until spring clips lock receptacle into place Figure 1 3 Verify with the space planning layout which side s of the corner worksurface will connect to an adjoining rectangular worksurface corner transitional and or be the end of run Figure 1 WorkZone Corner Transitional End of Run Corner W...

Page 23: ... large brackets on the worksurface tighten all bracket screws completely Figure 3 corner ger or shorter ransitional or ls The ata door is acket of the r over the orrespond urface Insert gh the esty panel ighten all desty panels ts and the hrough er and data e connector oute the r data door s shut at the face being oard pad h D below ckets to the e holes in the drilled holes three 12 x do not tight...

Page 24: ...nst the bottom of the leg to secure the adjustable glides Tighten all screws that gang the worksurfaces together at this time Figure 4 17 Vertical wireways fasten into each other from each side of the leg set opening and must be oriented correctly to snap together Begin by first positioning an outer vertical wireway single cut out to the outside of the leg set as illustrated with cut out closest t...

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Page 26: ...s shown Attach the corner leg to the worksurface with four 12 x 1 screws Do not tighten at this time Figure 2 4 Align one modesty panel to the corner leg and worksurface mounting holes Insert two 10 x screws through the modesty panel and into the corner leg Attach modesty panel to worksurface with two 12 x 1 screws Do not tighten at this time Repeat this step for second modesty panel Tighten all s...

Page 27: ...plice plate from underneath Figure 3 6 Align the modesty panel mounting holes of the transitional surface to the transitional leg sets of the primary and return worksurfaces then secure together using two 10 x screws per modesty panel and leg set Figure 3 7 To level the worksurfaces turn the adjustable glides either in or out The jambnuts between the adjustable glides and the bottom of the leg set...

Page 28: ...ninsula and align mounting holes to holes in corner leg Secure modesty panel to corner leg with two 10 x screws Attach the modesty panel to the peninsula with two 12 x 1 screws Figure 1 4 Install a leg plug into each of the two exposed holes in the corner leg as illustrated Figure 1 WorkZone Peninsula Worksurface Side Mouting Assembly Instructions 12 x 1 screw 10 x screw Tools Required Phillips Sc...

Page 29: ...on the splice plates Align the mounting holes and secure the peninsula to the worksurface from underneath with four 12 x 1 screws two per splice plate Figure 2 7 Attach the modesty panel of the peninsula worksurface to the transitional leg with two 10 x screws Figure 2 8 Level the peninsula worksurface by turning the adjustable glides on the single leg and the corner leg either in or out Figure 1 ...

Page 30: ...he splice plates Align the mounting holes and secure the peninsula to the worksurface from underneath with eight 12 x 1 screws two per splice plate Figure 2 5 Attach the modesty panel of the peninsula worksurface to the transitional legs with two 10 x screws per side of the center mount modesty panel Figure 2 6 Level the peninsula worksurface by turning the adjustable glide on the single leg eithe...

Page 31: ...y drilled to a depth of 1 then the peninsula worksurface can be installed to the rectangular worksurface Figure 3 WorkZone Peninsula Worksurface End Mounting Assembly Instructions 12 x 1 screw 10 x screw 1 2 Tools Required Note Note Phillips Screwdriver Level Read through all instructions completely before beginning assembly End mount peninsula assembly has two types of installation depending upon...

Page 32: ...la worksurface by turning the adjustable glide on the single leg either in or out Figure 1 WorkZone Peninsula Worksurface Assembly Instructions 5 Position two splice plates to mounting holes at the underside of the adjoining rectangular worksurface Secure splice plates to worksurface with four 12 x 1 screws two per splice plate Figure 2 3 Carefully set the peninsula worksurface into position on th...

Page 33: ...justable glide on the single leg either in or out Figure 1 WorkZone Conference End Worksurface Assembly Instructions 12 x 1 screw Tools Required Phillips Screwdriver Level 1 Set the conference end worksurface face down onto a soft protective surface Attach the single leg to the peninsula worksurface with four 12 x 1 screws Figure 1 2 Align two splice plates to the mounting holes at the underside o...

Page 34: ...e guest modesty panel upside down onto a soft protective surface Figure 1 2 Position the guest modesty panel over pre drilled holes in underside of worksurface and secure using six 12 x 1 screws Figure 1 3 Carefully turn the worksurface to the upright position Figure 1 WorkZone Guest Modesty Panel Assembly Instructions 12 x 1 screw Tools Require Phillips Scr 1 Set the wo modesty pane protective su...

Page 35: ...urn the worksurface to the upright position WorkZone Mobil Tables Tear Drop Semi Circle Assembly Instructions Tools Required Phillips Screwdriver 1 Set the worksurface upside down onto a soft protective surface 2 Install casters on the bottom of each leg by threading into holes on the underside of each leg Locking casters on Tear Drop table should be placed on the two legs on the curved portion of...

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