99877 Revision F- Complete Series Master Packet If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Service. 0 Kimball International, Inc. T 800.8.88 F 8.8.800
Figure A Figure C End Bracket M Wall Mount Installation Figure B Attach bottom end bracket to correct panel using the panel assembly instructions (Form #AISYCE00) (Figure A). M Wall Mount Figure D Recommended Tools Level ( ft. or greater) Variable Speed Drill Drill Bits Tape Measure Additional tools may be required depending on type of fastener. Attach wall mount connector to first panel in run (Figure B). Postion panel and connector at correct starting point. Level the panel and wall mount on either side of wall mount. Also level top of panel. A shim may be required to make wall mount plumb with the wall. When attaching a wall mount next to TRAXX, level top of wall mount with top of Traxx if possible. Mark the location of wall mount (Figures C & D). Telephone 800.8.88 Fax 8.8.800 www.furniture.kimball.com See other side for additional steps. If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Customer Service. Form #AISYCE00A-98 #89 Printed in U.S.A. 998 Kimball International, Inc.
M Wall Mount Installation Determine wall construction and anchoring method for proper load support. Select the appropriate fasteners for type of structural wall. Notice: It is the responsibility of the installer and/or the contractor to select and install the proper fasteners in the structural wall. Kimball International does not furnish fasteners or assume liability for their use. 7 Figure F Turn panel glide inward. Slide the panel so the NAAB clamp fits under the J member of the wall mount. Wall Mount Figure E Notch for Fastener 8 Use /" open end wrench or hand to turn glide until panel is level and fully seated (Figure F). 9 To ensure a tight fit for the connector top cap additional foam blinder strips may need to be applied (Figure G). Figure G 5 6 Secure connector to wall with a minimum of two fasteners. Prepare wall for the wall mount attachment by pre-drilling for and/or installing fasteners per manufacuturer s guidelines. Prepare wall mount for attachment by drilling a hole through the wall mount on the J member side (Figure E). Attach wall mount to wall using appropriate fasteners. Blinder If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Customer Service.
Figure A End Brackets "W" Wall Mount Connector Installation Recommended Tools Level ( ft. or greater) Variable Speed Drill with Torque Option Drill Bits Tape Meaure Additional tools may be required depending on type of fastener. Attach end bracket to correct panel, reference Panel Assembly Instruction form # AISYCE00 (Figure A). Figure B W Connector Attach wall mount connector post to first panel in run, reference Panel Assembly Instruction Sheet form # AISYCE00 (Figure B). Figure C Position panel, connector, and U channel at correct starting point on wall. Plumb and level panel/connetor assembly. A shim may be required to make wall mount plumb with the wall. If attaching wall mount next to TRAXX, level top of wall mount with top of Traxx. Mark the location of wall mount (Figure C&D). Telephone 800.8.88 Fax 8.8.800 Form #AISYCE06 #05 If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Customer Service. Printed in U.S.A. Kimball International, Inc. 996
"W" Wall Mount Connector Installation Determine wall construction and anchoring method for proper load support. Select the appropriate fasteners for type of structural wall. Notice: It is the responsibility of the installer and/or the contractor to select and install the proper fasteners in the structural wall. Kimball International does not furnish fasteners or assume liability for their use. Figure D 5 Prepare wall for the U channel attachment by pre-drilling for and/or installing fasteners per manufacturer s guidelines. 6 Drill the appropriate diameter hole in U channel per the fastener manufacturer s guidelines (Figure E). Figure E 7 Secure U channel to wall using appropriate fasteners. Minimum of two fasteners required. 8 Insert the connector and panel into the U channel (Figure E). If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Customer Service.
Panel & Connector Tools Required Tape Measure " Open End Wrench Level Rubber Mallet 7 6" Socket Slot-headed Screwdriver Ratchet Figure A Top Bracket Stud Connector Nut J Member Page of Note: The Cetra panel connection has been designed to be simple to install, yet structurally sound when properly assembled. In Figure A, the connection shown, panel-to-panel, will be typical of all top and bottom connections. Installation. Determine position of panels per floor plan. Using a level, locate the high spot of the floor in area where panels are to be assembled. Panel assembly should start at a directional connector (L, T, X, V, Y, or Z).. Brackets are attached to panels by inserting the NAAB clamp into the J member. Using a 7 6" socket and ratchet, install a " x 0 nut onto stud of panel. (Figure B). If the panel face finishes differ, make sure the orientation and placement of bottom brackets is correct. Beginning with the first panel, install the bottom connector bracket for the starting position identified in Step. On the same panel, install the proper bracket for the next connection. (Figure C). While tightening bottom brackets, pull them away from panel. This allows proper clearance for the next J member to seat onto NAAB clamp. (Figure B). NAAB clamp tabs should rest against edge of J member. Note: Do not remove rubber band securing the alignment plate on panel-to-panel brackets until both panels are installed. Only the first panel will require two bottom brackets to be installed. All other panels will require only one bracket. Figure B Figure C Stud NAAB Clamp NAAB Clamp J Member Nut Glide Panel-to-Panel Bracket Bottom Bracket Connector Nut Alignment Plate Connector Bracket If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Service. Part No. 755 Revision C-09
Cetra Page of Installation (continued). On all panels to be used in conjunction with the connector identified in Step, install the appropriate bottom bracket required for the first connection.. Assembly at connector locations should be done in panel, connector, panel sequence. With the rounded notches of the connector J member facing up, seat the connector post onto the corresponding connector bracket installed in Step. (Figure D). When assembled properly, the top of the connector and panel should align. Note: Pull bracket out as far as possible to allow enough space for next J member to fully seat. (Figure E). 5. Install the remaining panel(s) required at the connector by seating the panel s J member onto the NAAB clamp on the bottom connector bracket. (Figure F bottom). 6. Seat the top cap bracket assembly onto top of panels and connector. Secure to panel studs using " x 0 nut(s). (Figure F top). Tighten by hand. To aid in seating of top cap bracket assembly, a rubber mallet may be used. Hold top cap firmly with hand to prevent top cap from working loose and strike metal portion of top cap bracket assembly. NEVER strike the top cap. Using " x 0 nut(s) secure bottom bracket to panel stud(s). Tighten nuts on top of panel fully. Note: Make sure top cap bracket assembly is fully seated to allow for correct installation of panel top caps. 7. After fully tightening each nut, level each assembled panel. Using " open end wrench or hand, turn glide(s) in required direction until panel is level. (Figure G). Figure E Figure F Figure G NAAB Clamp Top Cap Bracket Assembly NAAB Clamp Pull bracket out as far as possible to allow enough space for next J Member to fully seat Figure D Corner Post J Member Rounded side up Panel L Connector Bracket Use wrench to adjust glide If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Service. Part No. 755 Revision C-09
Cetra Page of Installation (continued) 8. To install end trim at the end of the panel run, check to make sure the bottom end bracket is fully extended away from the panel to allow the J member to drop. If not, loosen the existing " x 0 nut on the bottom panel end bracket and pull the bracket away from the panel and reinstall " x 0 nut. (Figure H). 9. Slide the end trim down until seated. The end trim may not fully seat due to the tighter fit of the spacer block. (Figure I). 0. Install NAAB clamp from the top end bracket into the top of the J member of the end trim. The top end bracket may not fully seat due to the tighter fit of the new spacer blocks. If not, tap on the top end bracket with a rubber mallet until the bracket and end trim is fully seated. (Figure J). Do not strike the wood end trim, as it may crack.. Secure the end trim by reinstalling the top end bracket with the " x 0 nut. Align top cap and push down into place. (Figure K). Figure I Figure J End Trim NAAB Clamp Figure H Bracket extended Bracket not extended " x 0 Nut Figure K Not Seated Seated Printed in U.S.A. 009 Kimball International, Inc. T 800.8.88 F 8.8.800 If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Service. Part No. 755 Revision C-09
Starter Panel Installation Tools Required Tape Measure Level ft. or greater Philips screwdriver Wall fastener Fastener tool Package Contents U channel Starter Panel / X 0 X / Phillips pan head screw / X 0 weld nuts Installation. Install the / X 0 X / Phillips pan head screws through the holes on the inside of the U channel (figure A) Figure A Figure A Note: For Panels Less that upper Traxx height use secondary fastening (figure A) Note: Wall fasteners and hole location are the responsibility of the Installer. Hand turn the / x 0 weld nuts onto the screws (figure A). Orient weld nut horizontally to allow insertion into Traxx. Do not tighten. Figure B. Position the starter panel U channel against Traxx at desired location (figure B).. Level/plumb the U channel (figure B). 5. Tighten screws until the U channel is tight against the Traxx (figure B). Note: The top edge of the U channel should be even with the top of the upper Traxx when the panel is the same height of the upper Traxx. Recommended Fasteners Dry Wall: Must be at least 5/8" thick. Use /6" hollow wall fasteners or /6" toggle bolts with countersunk flat head machine screws. Wood Studs: Must be nominal " x " size, on no more than " center with maximum height of feet restrained at floor and ceiling. Use #0x" countersunk flat head screws. Studs: Must be "C" channel, 0 gauge, on no more than " center. Maximum height of feet restrained at floor and ceiling. Use /6" hollow wall fasteners or /6" toggle bolts with countersunk flat head machine screws. Concrete: Use concrete wall anchors with #0x/" countersunk flat head machine screws. If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Care. 87 Revision A
Starter Panel Installation 6. Attach bottom panel to panel bracket to starter panel (figure C). Figure D 7. Insert the starter panel into U channel (figure D). 8. Level/plumb starter panel. Note: The top edge of the starter panel should be even with the top of the U channel. Figure C If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Care. 87 Revision A
These instructions provide the basic information for installing Cetra Door Panels. Each Door Panel is either Left or Right hinged. Door panels ship with the door already installed into panel frame. Door knob or lever is packaged separately and must be installed per manufacturer's instructions provided. Door panel may be installed in Straight Configuration (Figure A), Corner Configuration (Figure B), or T Configuration (Figure C). Install door knob or lever onto door using manufacturer's instructions. Shut and lock door to prevent it from opening during installation. Insert glides on bottom of door into openings in Threshold (Figure A). Figure A Top Cap Connector Nuts Top Bracket Door Panel Installation Slide door panel into position next to adjacent panel. Lift adjacent panel and seat J member onto NAAB clamp on door frame. Ensure J member seats fully on NAAB clamp (use rubber mallet or bend NAAB slightly using slotted screwdriver). It may be necessary to adjust the glides on the bottom of the door frame to achieve a solid fit. Level the panel and door. Install top bracket and connector nuts to finish connection of panel to door (Figure A). Repeat process to connect next panel in run. To assemble a corner configuration, follow Steps and to attach door panel to panel run. Figure B Top Cap Threshold Straight Configuration NAAB Clamp Connector Nuts Top L Bracket Assembly Recommended Tools Level 7/6" Socket Ratchet Rubber Mallet Wrench Tape Measure Drill 5/" Drill Bit Slotted Screwdriver Package Contents Qty. Door Unit Threshold Knob or Lever Doorstop 5 Attach L connector post to door panel by seating J member of L connector post onto NAAB clamp of door panel. Make sure L connector post seats fully. L Connector Post 6 Move next panel into position. Next panel must have bottom door bracket (ABD) attached (Figure B). Slightly lift the L connector post and insert the post J member into the NAAB clamp on the bottom bracket of the next panel. Bottom Door Bracket (ABD) Threshold NAAB Clamp When door panel, post and panel are Corner Configuration 7 fully seated, attach top L bracket with connector nuts. If necessary, use Note: To ensure sufficient support, rubber mallet to fully seat L bracket a Door Panel must not be placed more than (Figure B). Do not hit wood top cap. one 6-inch panel width from a directional connector or a support post. If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call your Kimball Customer Care Team. Telephone 800.8.88 Fax 8.8.800 www.furniture.kimball.com Form #AICEPA00-99 #995 Printed in U.S.A. 999 Kimball International, Inc.
Door Panel Installation 8 To assemble a T configuration, follow Steps and to attach door panel to panel run. Attach T connector post to door panel by seating J member of T connector post onto NAAB clamp of door panel (Figure C). The adjacent panels must be connected with a bottom L bracket in the illustrated configuration. Figure C Top Cap Top T Bracket Connector Nuts T Connector Post 9 0 Move connected panels into position near T connector post. Slightly lift the T connector post and insert J members of both remaining sides into NAAB clamps in bottom L bracket. When door panel post and adjacent panels are fully seated, attach top T bracket with connector nuts (Figure C). If necessary, use rubber mallet to fully seat T bracket. T Configuration Bottom L Bracket Threshold NAAB Clamp To install the doorstop, open door and find the desired location approximately 8" from panel edge. Mark the location " from the bottom of the panel, NOT from the bottom of the wireway. Bore /" deep with the 5/" drill bit. Thread in doorstop until flush with panel (Figure D). Note: To ensure sufficient support, a Door Panel must not be placed more than one 6-inch panel width from a directional connector or a support post. Figure D Approximately 8" from panel edge to center of stop 8" " from bottom of panel, NOT bottom of wireway If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call your Kimball Customer Care Team.
SYSTEMS These instructions provide the basic information for installing door frames. A door frame may be installed in Straight Configuration (Figure A), Corner Configuration (Figure B), or T Configuration (Figure C). Insert glides on bottom of door frame into openings in threshold (Figure A). Figure A Connector Nuts Top Cap \ Footprint Door Frame Installation Slide Door Frame into position next to adjacent panel. Lift adjacent panel and seat J member onto NAAB clamp on Door Frame. Ensure J member seats fully on NAAB clamp. (Use rubber mallet or bend NAAB slightly using slotted screwdriver). It may be necessary to adjust the glides on the bottom of the Door Frame to achieve a solid fit. Level the panel and Door Frame. Top Bracket Threshold Recommended Tools Level 7/6" Socket Ratchet Rubber Mallet Wrench Tape Measure Slotted Screwdriver Install top bracket and connector nuts to finish connection of panel to door frame (Figure A). Repeat process to connect next panel in run. Straight Configuration NAAB Clamp Package Contents Qty. Frame Unit Threshold To assemble a corner configuration, follow Steps and to attach door frame to panel run. 5 Attach L connector post to door frame by seating J member of L connector post onto NAAB clamp of door frame. Make sure L connector post seats fully. Telephone 800.8.88 Fax 8.8.800 www.furniture.kimball.com Form #AICEPA005-00 #775 Printed in U.S.A 000 Kimball International, Inc. If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Customer Care Teams.
SYSTEMS \ Footprint Door Frame Installation 6 Move next panel into position. Next panel must have bottom door bracket (ABD) attached (Figure B). Slightly lift the L connector post and insert the post J member into the NAAB clamp on the bottom bracket of the next panel. Figure B Connector Nuts Top Cap Top L Bracket Assembly L Connector Post 7 When door frame, post and panel are fully seated, attach top L Bracket with connector nuts. If necessary, use rubber mallet to fully seat L bracket (Figure B). Do not hit wood top cap. Note: To ensure sufficient support, a door frame must not be placed more than one 6-inch panel width from a directional connector or a support post. Corner Configuration Bottom Door Bracket (ABD) Threshold NAAB Clamp 8 To assemble a T configuration, follow Steps and to attach door frame to panel run. Attach T connector post to door frame by seating J member of T connector post onto NAAB clamp on door frame (Figure C). The adjacent panels must be connected with a bottom L bracket in the integrated configuration. Figure C Top Cap Top T Bracket Connector Nuts T Connector Post 9 Move connected panels into position near T connector post. Slightly lift the T connector post and insert J members of both remaining sides into NAAB clamps in bottom L bracket. Bottom L Bracket When door frame, post and adjacent panels are fully seated, attach top T bracket with connector nuts (Figure C). If necessary, use rubber mallet to fully seat T bracket. T Configuration Threshold NAAB Clamp If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Customer Care Teams.
Systems Page of Gate Panel Installation Figure A Top Cap Tools Required Connector Nut Level Tape Measure ⁷ ₁₆" Socket Drill Ratchet ⁵ ₃₂" Drill Bit Rubber Mallet Slot Headed Screwdriver Wrench Hacksaw Top End Bracket Top Cap Gate/Frame Package Contents Gate Unit Doorstop Threshold End Bracket/Cap Door Hardware (Shipped separately) (optional) Glides Threshold NAAB Clamp Installation These instructions provide the basic information for installing Cetra Gate Panels. Gate panels are handed either left or right. Straight Configuration Gate panels ship with gate already installed into gate frame. Gate lever is packaged separately and must be installed per manufacturer s instructions provided. It is recommended that gate panel be installed in straight configurations only. See Cetra Planning information in Systems Price List for application guidelines. Gate panel can NOT be installed in Hi-Lo configurations.. Shut gate to prevent it from opening during assembly. Insert glides on bottom of gate panel into openings of threshold. (Figure A). Slide gate panel into position next to adjacent panel. Lift adjacent panel and seat J member onto NAAB clamp on gate frame. Ensure J member seats fully on NAAB clamp (use rubber mallet or bend NAAB clamp slightly using slotted screwdriver). It may be necessary to adjust the glides on the bottom of the gate frame to achieve a solid fit. Level the panel and gate.. Install end bracket/cap and connector nut to finish connection of panel to gate. (Figure A). It may be necessary to use rubber mallet to fully seat end bracket. Do not strike wood trim cap when seating bracket. Repeat process to connect next panel. Figure B Connector Top Cap Connector Gate Panel Frame Top Cap Bracket must be modified T Configuration If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Care. Part No. 7598 Revision B-0
Cetra Systems Page of Installation (continued). When installing gate panels next to a T or X connector, field modification of the top brackets is required: Remove gate panel frame top cap bracket. The connector top cap bracket will be used to connect the gate panel and connector. See previous page. (Figure B). Reduce length of connector bracket by ¹ ₂", leaving ¹ ₂", so that it fits across the gate panel frame. (Figure C). Drill ¹ ₈" diameter hole so that centerline is ³ ₈" from top cap. (Figure C). Attach gate panel frame top cap to modified connector top cap/bracket assembly. (Figure C). Secure top cap and bracket to connector and gate panel frame. (Figure D).. Install door hardware into gate using instructions provided. 5. To install the doorstop, open gate and find the desired location approximately 8" from panel edge. Mark the location " from the bottom of the panel, NOT from the bottom of the wireway cover. Bore ³ ₄" deep with the ⁵ ₃₂" drill bit. Thread in doorstop until base is flush with panel. (Figure E). Figure C Attach Gate Panel Frame Top Cap to Bracket Drill ¹ ₈" diameter hole ³ ₈" from top cap on bracket centerline ¹ ₂" Remove ¹ ₂" of bracket. Leave ¹ ₂". Figure D Figure E Secure Bracket to Connector Assembled Gate " from bottom of Panel, NOT bottom of Wireway Cover Approximately 8" from Panel edge to center of Door Stop Printed in U.S.A. 00 Kimball International, Inc. T 800.8.88 F 8.8.800 If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Care. Part No. 7598 Revision B-0
Systems Page of Attach Privacy Panel to Cetra Figure B Tools Required Level Needle-nose Pliers Flat Screwdriver Rubber Mallet Attachment Bracket Spur Package Contents Caster Double-sided Adhesive Tape Attachment Bracket Base Pivot Bracket with Carpet Gripper Installation Note: The privacy panel can only be installed on the end of a Cetra panel.. Remove the top cap from the Cetra panel. (Figure A).. When the privacy panel will mount to an acoustical or hardsurface tile Cetra panel, press the attachment bracket onto the top of the Cetra panel so that the spur on the attachment bracket is against the top bracket of the Cetra panel. (Figure B). Press the attachment bracket to the side and down to ensure it is tight against the top bracket and firmly seated on the acoustical or hardsurface tile. (Figure C).. When the privacy panel will mount to a glass tile, the pivot bracket must be altered. Use needle-nose pliers to bend down the two tabs on the top of the attachment bracket. (Figure D). Figure C Acoustical or hard surface tile Spur rests against Cetra top bracket Spur Figure A Remove top cap Figure D Bend tabs straight down for glass tile application only If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Care. Part No. 875679 Revision A-05
Cetra Systems Page of Installation (continued) Figure F. Press the modified attachment bracket onto the top of the Cetra panel so that the spur on the attachment bracket is against the top bracket of the Cetra panel and the bent-down tabs are against the inside edge of the glass tile. (Figure E). Press the attachment bracket to the side and down to ensure it is tight against the top bracket and firmly seated on the glass tile. (Figure F). 5. Re-attach the top cap. Use rubber mallet with minimal force and only if necessary, to firmly seat top cap. (Figure G). 6. Insert base pivot bracket and caster into openings in bottom of the posts on privacy panel. Make sure bracket and caster fully seat. (Figure H). Bent-down tabs engage tile frame Glass tile Spur rests against top bracket Figure E Figure G Replace top cap Bent-down tabs rest against inside of glass tile frame Spur rests against Cetra top bracket Figure H Insert Base Pivot Bracket Insert Caster If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Care. Part No. 875679 Revision A-05
Cetra Systems Page of Installation (continued) 7. In situations where the base pivot bracket will sit on a non-carpeted floor, remove the carpet gripper from the bottom of the base pivot bracket and attach a piece of the double-sided adhesive tape provided. (Figure I). 8. Tilt the top of the privacy panel towards the Cetra panel and insert the attachment bracket into the hole in top of the same post on the privacy panel where base pivot bracket is installed. Rotate the bottom of the privacy panel inward toward the Cetra panel. (Figure J). 9. For correct operation the privacy panel must be level. You can adjust the location of the base pivot bracket, top attachment bracket and caster to position panel correctly. Ensure that the panel is level in the open and closed positions. When leveled, press down slightly on panel to engage the carpet gripper or double-sided tape on bottom of base pivot bracket. (Figure K). Figure I Figure J For non-carpeted situations: Pry out carpet gripper Attach double-sided tape Insert attachment bracket into hole in top of panel post Figure K Level in open and closed positions Tilt panel to install onto attachment bracket Printed in U.S.A. 005 Kimball International, Inc. T 800.8.88 F 8.8.800 If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Care. Part No. 875679 Revision A-05
Top Cap Installation Installation. Install top caps progressing away from connectors (figure A) Figure B. Apply pressure on one side of the top cap (figure B).. Push down on opposite side and continue until the top cap s U channel snaps into panel U channel (figure B). Note: Be sure to control gaps over reveals. Figure A If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Care. 85, Revision A
Hi-Lo Trim Tools Required Socket wrench Rubber mallet Package Contents Hi-Lo trim kit Panel end bracket Figure B Installation Note: This Assembly Instruction Sheet covers four () typical configurations for installing Hi-Lo Trim.. Panel-to-Panel: Slide the hook end of the Hi-Lo trim bracket down over the J channel of the taller panel and attach to the lower panel bracket using the nut provided. (Figure A) Figure C. Attach the Hi-Lo trim to the taller panel using the panel end bracket and nut provided (Figure B).. Attach a panel top cap to the taller panel by carefully tapping with a rubber mallet until fully seated. Align ends with the vertical edges of the panel. Add the Hi-Lo top cap for the lower panel in the same manner by sliding notched end under the Hi-Lo Trim (Figure C). Note: Hi-lo top caps with Thin Square Profile are not notched on the ends. These will fit snug against the vertical trim.. Panel-to-Panel Connector: Slide the "hook" end of the Hi -Lo trim bracket down over the "J" channel of the taller panel and attach to the lower panel bracket using the nut provided (Figure D). Figure D Figure A If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Care. 8675 Revision -
Hi-Lo Trim 5. Attach the Hi-Lo top cap to the lower panel as shown and described in Step above (Figure E). 6. Stackable Panels: Place the bottom of the Hi-Lo trim channel in between panel bracket extension making sure "J" channels interlock (Figure F). 7. Attach the Hi-Lo trim to the taller panel using the panel end bracket and nut provided (Figure G). 8. Attach the panel top cap and Hi-Lo top cap as shown and described in Step (Figure H). Figure F Figure E Figure G Figure H If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Care. 8675 Revision -
Hi-Lo Trim 9. Panel-to-Stackable Panel: When using a Hi-Lo that is the same height as two stacking panels, slide hook bracket (provided with panel) down J-channel of Hi-Lo Trim and attach to lower panel using nut provided (Figure I). Attach top stacking panel next following instructions for "Add a Panel". 0. Stackable Panels: Place the bottom of the Hi-Lo trim channel in between panel bracket extension making sure "J" channels interlock (Figure J).. Attach the Hi-Lo trim to the taller panel using the panel end bracket and nut provided (Figure K). Figure J. Attach the panel top cap and Hi-Lo top cap as shown and described in Step (Figure L). Figure K Figure I Figure L If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Care. 8675 Revision -
Stackable Panel Adding a Stackable Panel Adding an End Trim Tools Required Flat Blade Screwdriver L Spacers Socket Wrench Rubber Mallet Black Marker Package Contents End Trim Stackable Panel with Foam Blinder Hook Bracket Installation. Carefully remove panel top caps by prying up one end with flat blade screwdriver or similar tool; set aside to re-use. (Figure A). Note: The Hi-Lo cap will not be reused in this application; a new panel top cap will be required.. Remove End Trim and bracket; save bracket and nut to reuse with new End Trim. Remove Hi-Lo trim, connector bracket and nuts. The Hi-Lo trim will not be reused in this application. The "L" connector bracket will be replaced with a new "T" connector bracket. Remove center spring clip from any lower panel which will have a stackable panel above it. (Figure B).. Remove all but top screw from left side of "J" channel on end trim. Reinstall screws through square cutouts on right side. (Figure C). Note: This step is not required on " High Stackers. Figure B Figure C Figure A If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Care. 056, Revision B
Installation (continued). Slide first Hook Bracket down over adjacent connector or panel "J" channel and attach to panel. Position and secure second Hook Bracket (end trim edge) with hook toward the center of the panel. (Figure D). Figure E Note: Use black marker to darken frame bracket of lower panel before installing stack panel. 5. Place stackable panel centered left to right on top of lower panel. Place two () /" "L" Spacers on each end of panel. (It is recommended to "bridge" the "L" Spacers between panels). Carefully use rubber mallet to firmly seat "U" channel into spring brackets of lower panel and ensure stacker rests against spacers. Strike mallet only against studs on brackets, not fabric or wood parts of the panel. Leave spacers in place until entire section has been finished, brackets tightened and top caps replaced. Add additional panels as required, making sure "J" channels interlock. (Figure E). Note: Panels must be fully engaged in spring brackets to allow alignment and proper height of end trim and connector posts. Figure F 6. Position new End Trim on panel making sure "J" channels interlock. Attach End Trim to panel using End Trim bracket and nut saved from Step. Attach panel to connector using new "T" connector bracket with top cap attached. (Figure F). Note: Panels must be fully engaged in spring brackets to allow alignment and proper height of end trim and connector posts. 7. Replace panel top caps saved from Step by carefully tapping with a rubber mallet until fully seated and align ends with the vertical edges of the panel. (Figure G). 8. Remove "L" spacers for future use. Figure D Figure G If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Care. 056, Revision B
Stackable Panel Adding a Connector Tools Required Flat Blade Screwdriver L Spacers Socket Wrench Rubber Mallet Black Marker Package Contents Connector Spacer Installation. Carefully remove panel top caps by prying up one end with flat blade screwdriver or similar tool; set aside to re-use. (Figure A). Remove center spring clip from any lower panel which will have a stackable panel above it. (Figure B).. Remove "T" connector top cap/bracket and nuts; set aside to re-use. Attach new "T" connector bracket without connector cap attached. (Figure C). Note: Use black marker to darken frame bracket of lower panel before installing stack panel. Figure B Figure C. Place stackable panel centered left to right on top of lower panel. Place two () /" "L" spacers on each end of panel. (It is recommended to "bridge" the "L" Spacers between panels). Carefully use rubber mallet to firmly seat "U" channel into spring brackets of lower panel and ensure stacker rests against spacers. Strike mallet only against studs on brackets, not fabric or wood parts of the panel. Leave spacers in place until entire section has been finished, brackets tightened and top caps replaced. Slide new connector down into position making sure "J" channels interlock. (Figure D). Figure D Figure A If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Care. 055, Revision C
Installation (continued) 5. Add additional panels as required, making sure "J" channels interlock and that the panels are centered left to right on top of lower panel. Position "L" spacers on each end of panel. Position "T" spacer as shown. (Figure E). Note: Panels must be fully engaged in spring brackets to allow alignment and proper height of end trim and connector posts. Do not lean or load panels until all panels are secured. 6. Join stackable panels together using top connector bracket and "T" connector bracket saved from Step. (Figure F). Figure F 7. Replace panel top caps saved from Step by carefully tapping with a rubber mallet until fully seated and align ends with the vertical edges of the panel. (Figure G).. 8. Remove "L" spacers under panel and ACR connectors for future use. Note: "T" and "L" spacers can be left in place under ACT and ACL connectors as blinder (optional). Figure E Figure G If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Care. 055, Revision C
Stackable Panel Adding a Stackable Panel Tools Required Cordless Drill/Driver Putty Knife L Spacers Socket Wrench Rubber Mallet Black Marker Package Contents Top Connector Bracket Stackable Panel with Foam Blinder Hook Bracket Installation. Carefully remove panel top caps by prying up one end with a putty knife or similar tool; set aside to re-use. (Figure A).. Remove center spring clip from any lower panel which will have a stackable panel above it. (Figure B). Note: Use black marker to darken frame bracket of lower panel before installing stack panel. Figure A Figure B. Place stackable panel centered left to right on top of lower panel. Place two () /" "L" Spacers on each end of panel. (It is recommended to "bridge" the "L" Spacers between panels). Carefully use rubber mallet to firmly seat "U" channel into spring brackets of lower panel and ensure stacker rests against spacers. Strike mallet only against studs on brackets, not fabric or wood parts of the panel. Leave spacers in place until entire section has been finished, brackets tightened and top caps replaced. Add additional panels as required, making sure "J" channels interlock. (Figure C). Note: Panels must be fully engaged in spring brackets to allow alignment and proper height of end trim and connector posts. Figure C If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Care. 76566, Revision E
Installation (continued). Join the stackable panels together using the top connector brackets and nuts. (Figure D). If panels are not the same height across, slide hook bracket (provided) down "J" channel of taller panel and attach to lower panel using nut provided. (Figure D). Remove center spring clip from any lower panel which will have a stackable panel above it. (Figure D). Figure D 5. Replace panel top caps saved from Step. Align ends of top cap with the vertical edges of the panel. Carefully tap with a rubber mallet until top cap is fully seated on panel. (Figure E). 6. Remove "L" spacers for future use. Figure E If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Office Customer Care. 76566, Revision E
Note: The Floor-to-Ceiling Top Channel is supplied in two twelve () foot lengths. Straight Length: Measure length of panel run close to the ceiling. Cut Top Channel to appropriate length for panel run. A table saw is recommended to get Top Channel Floor-to-Ceiling as square as possible for best fit (Figure A). Figure A Ceiling Measurement Stackable Panel Floor-to-Ceiling Top Channel Hint: Where cost effective, align butt joints of channels with vertical edges of panels. Recommended Tools Tape measure Table saw Hold channel at slight angle and roll over top edge of panel as shown (Figure B). Figure B Floor-to-Ceiling Top Channel Stackable Panel Package Contents Qty. Floor-to-Ceiling Top Channel Top Channel Support 8 Lift edge of Top Channel and insert Top Channel Support as shown to raise Channel to ceiling. Place Top Channel Supports approximately 6" apart (Figure C). Figure C 6" Ceiling Lift Edge Top Channel Support Floor-to-Ceiling Top Channel Telephone 800.8.88 Fax 8.8.800 www.furniture.kimball.com Form #AICEFC00-99 #9550 If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call your Kimball Customer Care Team. Printed in U.S.A. 999 Kimball International, Inc.
Stackable Panel L Configuration: Start at corner of panel connector and miter lengths of Channel at 5 as shown (Figure D). Add straight lengths of Channels as required to complete run. Repeat Steps and. Figure D 5 Floor-to-Ceiling Top Channel Floor-to-Ceiling Top Channel 5 5 T Configuration: Measure distances required from each direction of the T Connector. Remove a section of the Channel 5/8" wide as shown. DO NOT CUT thru outer leg of Channel. Repeat Steps and (Figure E). Figure E Remove Section Floor-to-Ceiling Top Channel 5/8" Measure Measure Floor-to-Ceiling Top Channel If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call your Kimball Customer Care Team.
SYSTEMS Fabric, paint, and wood sectional tile inserts are secured to the sectional panel frames by the horizontal mounting brackets attached to the back of the tile. The product label indicates the top of the tile (Figure A). Insert the bottom tile on the panel and continue up to the top tile. To reconfigure, begin with the top tile and continue down to the bottom tile. Figure A 8" Wide Panel \ Footprint Fabric, Paint and Wood Veneer Sectional Tile Installation Note: When installing or removing tiles the top cap and wireway covers should not be installed. Recommended Tools None required " Wide Panel Insert the bracket on the top side of the tile onto the upper rail on the panel frame (Figure B). 0" - 8" Wide Panel Tile Tile Figure B Figure C Figure D Push bottom of tile inward and lift upward until tile stops (Figure C). Telephone 800.8.88 Fax 8.8.800 www.furniture.kimball.com Form #AISYCE00B-0 #706 Push tile downward until fully seated (Figure D). See other side for Glazed, Pass-thru and Ventilated Sectional Tile Installation. If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Customer Care Teams. Printed in U.S.A 00 Kimball International, Inc.
SYSTEMS Cetra\ Footprint Glazed, Pass-Thru and Ventilated Sectional Tile Installation Recommended Tools None required Glazed, pass-thru and ventilated sectional tiles are secured to the sectional panel frame by horizontal clips attached to the back of the tile. If the tile is located on the bottom of the panel you will be required to use an ABFU bracket reference Form #AISYCE009. The ABFU bracket is packaged separately. Bottom tiles must be installed with the wide part of the tile frame at the bottom. Middle tiles can be installed with the widest part of the tile frame at either the top or bottom. Top tiles must be installed with wide part of the tile frame at the top (Figure A). Pass-thru tiles can only be installed in the middle positions. Glazed and ventilated tiles cannot be installed on 0" high panel frames. Insert the bottom tile and continue up to the top tile. To reconfigure, begin with the top tile and continue down to the bottom tile. Figure A Wide part of frame Package Contents Qty. Sectional Tile(s) or Note: When installing or removing tiles the top cap and wireway covers should not be installed. Tile Tile Figure B Figure C Figure D Insert top tile bracket onto the upper rail on the panel (Figure B). Push bottom inward and lift upward until tile stops (Figure C). If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Customer Care Teams. Push tile downward until fully seated (Figure D).
Figure A ABFU Bracket Installation Sectional Tile Bracket Hex Head Screw Recommended Tools Screw Gun / Socket Figure B ABFU Bracket 8 Replace Hex Head Screw Note: The ABFU brackets are only required when using a glazed or ventilated tile on the bottom of a sectional panel frame. Remove the current sectional tile bracket by removing all the hex head screws on the bracket (Figure A). Place the ABFU bracket 8 from the outside edge of the panel frame and attach with the screws removed in Step (Figure B). Note: Two brackets are required for 8,, 0, and 6 wide tiles. Three brackets are required for and 8 wide tiles. If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Customer Service. Telephone 800.8.88 Fax 8.8.800 Form #AISYCE009-96 #85 Printed in U.S.A. Kimball International, Inc. 995
Figure A Figure B Screw Location AED Figure C Standard 8-Wire Floor Installation (AEFU) Recommended Tools Phillips Screwdriver Note: Power entry connections must be made by a licensed electrician only. Installation must be in accordance with the National Electrical Code and Local Codes. See the following pages for eight-wire wiring schematic instructions for circuit connection options. Locate floor power entry according to electical plan. Insert floor power entry (AEFU) into receptable location on either side of the power distribution assembly (AED) and secure with two #0 x 5 /8 screws (Figure A). Figure D Secure wireway cover to panel. Rotate floor power entry cord, if necessary (Figure B). Install floor power entry cover and four screws (Figure C & D). Connect power leads to building branch circuit according to wiring schematic installation sheets. Package Contents Qty. Floor Assembly (AEFU) Phillips Head #0 X 5 /8 Thread Forming Screws Cover Phillips Head #6 X / Shoulder Screws Floor power entry will plug into either side of the power distribution assembly (AED). Cord direction can be changed by rotating the cord (Figure B). Extend power cable through wireway cover. This must be done before the power connections are made to building supply (Figure A). Warning: Do not interconnect panels powered from different feed units. This can cause shock and fire hazard. This panel system may be connected to more than one source of supply. All sources must be disconnected prior to any servicing. No single circuit may be powered by more than one source. Telephone 800.8.88 Fax 8.8.800 Form #AISYCE005B-96 #799 If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Customer Service. Printed in U.S.A. Kimball International, Inc. 995
Standard 8-Wire Schematic & Configuration and & Configuration & CONFIGURATION Receptacles,,, and 5 & CONFIGURATION Receptacles,, and 5 Note: Receptacle number can not be used in these configurations. The Cetra standard eight-wire electrical system provides up to four circuits using four hot wires, two increased size neutrals, a system ground and an isolated ground for circuits four and five. Ideally, a four-wire, WYE, 08 volt service provides the best utilzation. Circuits & can be wired for general use. Circuits & 5 can be reserved for data and communications requirements. & Configuration 0/08V WYE Phase Wire Circuit, 0 AMP, Isolated Ground 0 0 0 0/0V Delta Single Phase Circuit, 0 AMP, Isolated Ground 0 0 Building Service Panel Building Service Panel RED PINK GRN/YLW WH/BLK WH/RED & Configuration System Connection RED DO NOT USE PINK GRN/YLW WH/BLK WH/RED System Connection L L L5 L G N L L5 L G N Utility Utility 5 Computer 5 Computer Other power supplies such as 0/0 volt delta, 0/0 volt open delta and 0/0 volt single phase will use circuits, and 5 with L (red) circuit taped off. Single phase 0 volt, two-wire sytems will use L (black) paired with N (white/black) and L (pink) paired with (white/red). L (red) and L5 (blue) should not be used. & Configuration 0/0V Open Delta Single Phase Circuit, 0 AMP, Isolated Ground 0 0 Building Service Panel RED DO NOT USE PINK GRN/YLW WH/BLK WH/RED & Configuration System Connection 0/0V Single Phase Circuit, 0 AMP, Isolated Ground L L5 L G N 5 Utility Computer 0 0 Building Service Panel RED DO NOT USE PINK GRN/YLW WH/BLK WH/RED System Connection L L5 L G N 5 Utility Computer If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Customer Service.
& CONFIGURATION Receptacles,,, and & CONFIGURATION Receptacles, and Note: Receptacle number 5 can not be used in these configurations. The Cetra standard eight-wire electrical system provides up to four circuits using four hot wires, two increased size neutrals, a system ground and an isolated ground for the fourth circuit. Ideally, a four-wire, WYE, 08 volt service provides the best utilization. Circuits,, and can be wired for general use. Circuit which has its own increased size neutral and an isolated ground, can be reserved for data and communications requirements. Other power supplies such as 0/0 volt delta, 0/0 volt open delta and 0/0 volt single phase will use circuits, and with L (red) circuit taped off. Single phase 0 volt, two-wire sytems will use L (black) paired with N (white/black) and L (pink) paired with (white/red). L (red) and L (blue) should not be used. & Configuration 0/08V WYE Phase Wire Circuit, 0 AMP, Isolated Ground 0 0 0 0 0 Building Service Panel RED PINK GRN/YLW WH/BLK WH/RED System Connection & Configuration 0/0V Delta Single Phase Circuit, 0 AMP, Isolated Ground Building Service Panel RED DO NOT USE PINK GRN/YLW WH/BLK WH/RED System Connection & Configuration 0/0V Open Delta Single Phase Circuit, 0 AMP, Isolated Ground 0 0 Building Service Panel RED DO NOT USE PINK GRN/YLW WH/BLK WH/RED System Connection & Configuration 0/0V Single Phase Circuit, 0 AMP, Isolated Ground L L L L G N L L L G N L L L G N Utility Utility Utility Dedicated Computer Dedicated Computer Dedicated Computer Standard 8-Wire Schematic & Configuration and & Configuration 0 0 Building Service Panel RED DO NOT USE PINK GRN/YLW WH/BLK WH/RED System Connection L L L G N Utility Dedicated Computer If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Customer Service.
Figure A Screw Location AED Enhanced 0-Wire Floor Installation (AEFL/R) Recommended Tools Phillips Screwdriver Figure B Rotate Cord Package Contents Qty. Floor Assembly (AEFL/R) Phillips Head #0 X / Thread Forming Screws Note: Power entry connections must be made by a licensed electrician only. Installation must be in accordance with the National Electrical Code and Local Codes. See the following pages for ten-wire wiring schematic instructions for circuit connection options. Locate floor power entry according to electrical plan. Insert floor power entry (AEFL/R) into receptacle location of the power distribution assembly (AED) (Figure A). Ten-wire floor power entry will only plug into one side of the power distribution assembly (AED). Left/right is determined by which side of the power distribution (AED) the floor power entry (AEFL/R) is located. Cord direction can be changed by rotating the cord 80 degrees (Figure B). Extend power cable through wireway cover. This must be done before the power connections are made (Figure A). Plug unit securely into power distribution assembly (AED) and fasten with screws provided. Connect power leads to building branch circuit according to wiring schematic installation sheets. Warning: Do not interconnect panels powered from different feed units. This can cause shock and fire hazard. This panel system may be connected to more than one source of supply. All sources must be disconnected prior to any servicing. No single circuit may be powered by more than one source. See other side for additional steps. If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Customer Service. Telephone 800.8.88 Fax 8.8.800 Form #AISYCE006 #8 Printed in U.S.A. Kimball International, Inc. 995
Enhanced 0-Wire Wiring Schematic,, Configuration,, CONFIGURATION RECEPTACLES,,, The Cetra enhanced ten-wire electrical system provides up to four circuits using four hot wires, four independent neutrals, a system ground and an isolated ground for circuits three and four. Circuits and can be wired for general use, using separate neutrals and a common safety ground. Circuits and can be wired for computers using separate neutrals and a shared isolated ground. 0/08V WYE PHASE 0 -WIRE,, CONFIGURATION 0/0V DELTA SINGLE PHASE,, CONFIGURATION 0/0V SINGLE PHASE,, CONFIGURATION If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Customer Service.
Figure A Screw Location AED Enhanced 0-Wire Floor Installation (AEF6L/R) Recommended Tools Phillips Screwdriver Note: Power entry connections must be made by a licensed electrician only. Installation must be in accordance with the National Electrical Code and Local Codes. See the following pages for ten-wire wiring schematic instructions for circuit connection options. Figure B Rotate Cord Package Contents Qty. Floor Assembly (AEF6L/R) Phillips Head #0 X / Thread Forming Screws Locate floor power entry according to electical plan. Insert floor power entry (AEF6L/R) into receptacle location of the power distribution assembly (AED) (Figure A). Plug unit securely into power distribution assembly (AED) and fasten with screws provided. Ten-wire floor power entry will only plug into one side of the power distribution assembly (AED). Left/right is determined by which side of the power distribution (AED) the floor power entry (AEF6L/R) is located. Cord direction can be changed by rotating the cord 80 degrees (Figure B). Extend power cable through wireway cover. This must be done before the power connections are made (Figure A). Connect power leads to building branch circuit according to wiring schematic installation sheets. Warning: Do not interconnect panels powered from different feed units. This can cause shock and fire hazard. This panel system may be connected to more than one source of supply. All sources must be disconnected prior to any servicing. No single circuit may be powered by more than one source. See other side for additional steps. If you have any questions concerning these instructions, please call Kimball Customer Service. Telephone 800.8.88 Fax 8.8.800 Form #AISYCE008 #8 Printed in U.S.A. Kimball International, Inc. 995