Cosmopolitan installation instructions

Cosmopolitan installation instructions

cosmopolitan
installation guide
General Instructions
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installation checklist...................................................................................................................................................... 1
care and maintenance.................................................................................................................................................. 2
variable height panel combinations ............................................................................................................................... 3
maximum span of panels.............................................................................................................................................. 4
installation sequence.................................................................................................................................................... 5
Panel Frames and Connectors
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panel assembly - straight configuration......................................................................................................................... 8
panel assembly - straight configuration w/ filler ........................................................................................................... 10
panel assembly - 90° configuration ............................................................................................................................. 13
panel assembly - T configuration ................................................................................................................................ 15
panel assembly - cross configuration .......................................................................................................................... 17
panel assembly - 3 way, 120° configuration ................................................................................................................ 19
panel assembly - 2 way, 120° configuration ................................................................................................................ 21
panel assembly - L-135° configuration ........................................................................................................................ 23
stackable frame connection ........................................................................................................................................ 25
stackable frame connection to stackable frame........................................................................................................... 27
stackable frame connection to door ............................................................................................................................ 29
stackable frame connection to door with stackable panel frame .................................................................................. 30
door assembly - straight configuration ........................................................................................................................ 32
door assembly - 90°, T, cross, 120°, 135° and straight configuration ........................................................................... 34
door with stackable frame to wall – adjustable connection .......................................................................................... 36
door with stackable frame to wall – direct connection.................................................................................................. 38
sliding door installation ............................................................................................................................................... 39
panel to wall - adjustable connection .......................................................................................................................... 42
top trim installation panel to wall - adjustable connection ........................................................................................... 44
panel to wall - direct connection.................................................................................................................................. 45
panel kick plate installation......................................................................................................................................... 46
panel top trim & end trim installation ........................................................................................................................... 48
panel wood trim installation ........................................................................................................................................ 51
securing wood end trim .............................................................................................................................................. 54
panel filler installation ................................................................................................................................................. 56
Tiles
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panel tile installation ................................................................................................................................................... 57
glazed panel tile installation ........................................................................................................................................ 60
monolithic tile removal ................................................................................................................................................ 62
monolithic tile installation............................................................................................................................................ 63
surface level access door installation.......................................................................................................................... 65
top mounted screen installation ............................................................................................... ................................... 66
Worksurfaces
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worksurface installation .............................................................................................................................................. 67
slot stopper installation ............................................................................................................................................... 68
glazed counter top installation .................................................................................................................................... 69
laminate counter top installation ................................................................................................................................. 70
Worksurfaces Supports
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worksurface support installation - cantilever & bracket ................................................................................................ 72
worksurface support installation - end gable ............................................................................................................... 74
worksurface support installation - reinforcement bar ................................................................................................... 76
installing open metal gable ......................................................................................................................................... 77
end gable pedestal installation ................................................................................................................................... 79
installing metal pedestals to end gables...................................................................................................................... 81
Mounted Storage
83
overhead storage installation ...................................................................................................................................... 83
Accessories
84|88
accessory bar installation ........................................................................................................................................... 84
accessories installation .............................................................................................................................................. 86
whiteboard marker / brush tray installation .................................................................................................................. 89
Electrics, Communication, Lighting
89|107
swing arm light installation.......................................................................................................................................... 89
electrical components and specifications .................................................................................................................... 91
electrics / communications placement......................................................................................................................... 92
electrical / data access and distribution....................................................................................................................... 93
harness calculation .................................................................................................................................................... 95
panel electric installation ............................................................................................................................................ 99
lay-in cable installation ............................................................................................................................................. 102
power pole installation .............................................................................................................................................. 103
divided power pole installation .................................................................................................................................. 105
light wire management installation ............................................................................................................................ 107
Perform a site inspection prior to the installation date to check existing site conditions and identify constraints and
limitations that could possibly cause delays or problems during the actual installation.
Site Accessibility
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Verify existing loading facilities and proximity of loading dock to staging area.
Verify if receiving area is accessible by trailer.
Verify access to service elevators.
Reserve service elevators in advance, if necessary.
Site Preparation
1. Clear all obstacles that could interfere with the installation process.
2. When doing a reconfiguration, ensure that all furniture to be re-used are clear of computers, accessories, books,
papers and all personal effects.
3. Ensure that all live wires and data/communications wires are disconnected prior to installation.
Furniture Plans
1. Labeled furniture plans for installation purposes are located in the hardware box. Ensure that drawings are complete
and handy before beginning installation.
Waste Management
1. Establish a trash removal area separate from the product staging area.
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Fabrics
To remove dust particles, lightly vacuum the fabric surface. Spills and fluid should be immediately blotted. For minor
fabric stains and marks use water-based fabric solvent, applying light pressure, to lift the dirt and stain. Any use of
water and soaps may harm the fabric, causing water stains and damage to the fabric's contents. Do not scrub the fabric
with bristle or vacuum brushes as the fabric may pill or tear and the appearance may be permanently affected.
Professional steam cleaning is recommended.
Laminates
Dust laminated surfaces for regular maintenance. Clean any dirt or stain with a damp cloth. Do not use an excessive
amount of water, abrasive cleaners, acids or alkalis and do not scratch or scrape surfaces. For persistent stains and
marks use a commercial cleaner, such as Cabinet Magic® or Countertop Magic®, both manufactured by Magic
American Corporation.
Acrylic Glazing
Dust regularly to keep surfaces free of dust particles. Clean any dirt with a damp cloth. Dry the area using a dry paper
cloth. The use of fiber cloths or rags is not recommended as loose particles and debris remaining on the cloth may
scratch or harm the acrylic surface. Do not use other chemical cleaners or window cleaners as their chemical
compositions may alter and/or permanently affect the surface appearance.
Painted Metals
Tayco's painted metal products are powder-paint-coated. To clean these products, use a damp cloth, using only a
small amount of lukewarm water if necessary. Dry with a clean, dry cloth. To avoid scratching and damaging the
painted surface, do not use hard bristled brushes or abrasives.
*THE USE OF HARSH CLEANERS AND CHEMICALS MAY PERMANENTLY ALTER THE PRODUCT FINISH
APPEARANCE AND WILL VOID ANY WARRANTY.
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top mounted screen installation
1. Verify the type of top trims the
panels have.
FIGURE 1
FIGURE 2
Curved top trims ensure that the
rubber mushroom bumper are in
place, (Figure 1).
Straight top trims ensure that the
rubber mushroom bumper are
removed, (Figure 2).
2. Position the top screen clamp
gaskets on the screen centered
over the bottom holes.
3. Snap the top trim mounted screen
clamps to the top trim mounted
privacy screen, (Figure 3).
CURVED TOP TRIMS
STRAIGHT TOP TRIMS
FIGURE 3
4. Snap the top trim mounted screen
assembly on the top trim at the
specified location, (Figure 4).
TOP TRIM
MOUNTED SCREEN
TOP SCREEN
CLAMP GASKET
TOP TRIM MOUNTED
SCREEN CLAMP
FIGURE 4
NOTES:
> The top trim mounted screen is
off-module between panels, and
can be specified the same width
as the panel it is to be mounted
to, or less.
> The top trim mounted privacy
screen does not provide
acoustical privacy.
> The top trim mounted privacy
screen is not load bearing.
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OCTOBER 2008 | revision 11 | TPL-ENG-04-05
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