ap40 Systems Furniture Specification Guide - Steelcase

ap40Systems FurnitureSpecification Guide

Working With This Specification Guide

Eleven Tips: How to Get the Most Out of This Book 2

Things to Know About ap40 4

Additional Resources 5

Panels and Related Products 7

Worksurfaces and Related Products 57

Storage 83

Seating 111

Details Worktools 117

Surface Materials 127

Resources 133

Lock and Keying 134

Style Number Index 136

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Tackable acousticalpanels are constructedwith a tubular steel frame and acoustical removablesurfaces that are attached to each side.cSpecifying, page 46

Cable door is removableto allow cables to be routedto adjacent panels of thesame height.

Vertical slots are concealed by the panel surface and accepts panel-supported components in1" increments.

Fabric surface is moldedso it can accept directionalor patterned fabrics. Easyreplacement allows you tochange the aesthetic orfunction of the workstationwithout disrupting adjacent workstations.

Base end cover isremovable to allow cordand cable routing throughpanel runs.

Base cover is removableto allow access to cavities inpanel base. Base cover con-tains “invisible” knock-outs for receptacles.

Leveling glides adjustto install panels on unevenfloors.

Top cap conceals spacethat can accommodatetwelve 3⁄8"-diameter cables.It is available in metal.

Fiberglass materialconstruction provides a tackable surface, servesas a sound barrier, andimproves acoustical qualities.

Upper base cavity accom-modates up to ten 3⁄8"-diam-eter cables.

Lower base cavityaccommodates a factory-or field-installed powerway,which is shielded fromcables stored in the upperbase cavity.

Panel Actual DimensionsDepth (thickness) 21⁄4"

Width 30" or 60"

Height 42", 53", or 65"

Top cap height 1⁄4"

Base cover height 4"

Leveling glide range 11⁄2"

Product Details

Top caps are availablewith radius detail to articulateindividual panels.

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Flexible hinges, shippedwith every panel, connectpanels in straight-line, L-, T-,Y-, and X-configurations.

Panels of differentheights can be joined in-line or at an angle. No trimpieces are needed forexposed panel ends.

Panel-run stability rec-ommendations vary depend-ing on the length of the runand the use of panel-sup-ported components or free-standing furniture.cPages 12–13

Wall-attachmentbracket is available to joina panel to an interior wall.c0

Filler packages providean area for cable routing andfill in the space that resultswhen panels join in L- andT-configurations.

Base power-in bringspower to a panel run by con-necting at a designatedreceptacle location.cPage 30

Power and cable polesbring power and communica-tion cables from the ceiling topanels and can be connectedat the junction of L- andT-configurations, and end-of-run configurations.cPage 32

Powerways are factory orfield installed. Three-circuitor four-circuit power-waysare available.cPage 34

Panel base has one stan-dard-size and one larger-size receptacle knockout oneach side of the panel.

Voice/data knockoutsin the base covers acceptmodular furniture communi-cation faceplates.Tip: A full-height back panel will block access tovoice/data knockouts onpanel base.

Flexible corners allow acable to exit from the top ofthe panel to serve individualworkstations.

Shape of panel frameallows vertical routing of four3⁄8"-diameter cables insidethe panel.

Cables can be routed hori-zontally at the top or bottomof the panel and verticallyinside the panel.

All panels are UL listedand CSA certified.

Local electrical codesvary. Consult a qualifiedelectrical contractor or engi-neer for proper installation ofelectrical equipment.

Chicago, New YorkCity, and Los Angeleshave special requirements.cPages 42–44

Surface MaterialsTop cap• Paint (standard)

Panel surface• Fabric (standard)Tip: Fabric application isstandard in the warp hori-zontal direction. Warp verti-cal is available as an option.

End trim• Paint

Hinge• Plastic

Base cover• Paint

Application TopicsPanel AccessoriescPage 22

Panel surfaces areremovable to allow accessto the interior of the panel, or to change the aesthetic ofthe workstation.

Tackable Acoustical Panels

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Tip 1

Watch the tabs on the right-hand edges of the pages.Theyʼll always indicatewhich chapter you are in.

Tip 2

Review Things to KnowAbout pages for an intro-duction to ap40 and theproduct features that makeit a unique furniture system.cPage 4

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Use the Statement ofLine pages for an over viewof the available components,their sizes, and page refer-ences for additional infor-mation. Each Under standingchapter includes a state-ment of line after the table of contents.

Tip 4

Find cross referencesby looking for page numbersflagged with an arrow.

14 Ellipse

EllipseStatement of Line

Desks30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 54"W 60"W 72"W

24"D • • • • • •30"D • • • • • • •36"D • •

Returns30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 60"W

24"D • • • • •

Radius Junction Tops30"/30"D 30"/24"D 24"/30"D

90° Radius • • •60° Radius •

Triangular Junction Tops30"/30"D

90° Triangular •Reverse 90° Triangular •90° “H” Triangular •

Corner Conference Tables36"W

30"D •

Round and Rectangular Conference Tables42" Diameter 78"W

42"D • •

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Specifyingc Pages 44–48








Specifyingc Page 56


Specifyingc Page 57

281/2"H 261/4"H or281/2"H

30"30"

30"24" 30"30"

24"30"

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90°90°

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Tip 5Study the productdetail pages in theUnderstanding section tolearn everything an expertknows about specific prod-ucts. Each product detailpage in this section con-tains the following features,where applicable:• Product Drawing• Actual Dimensions• Product Details• Connections• Wiring and Cabling• Surface Materials• Application Topics

Product Drawing showsyou what the product looks like and points outimportant features.

Connections describes how theproduct is assembledor how it attaches toanother product.

Product Details givesspecific information on theproduct and how it is used.

Surface Materials listswhat material is used foreach part of the product.

Actual Dimensions table lists the dimensions of the product.

Application Topics provides useful advice onhow to apply the product.

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Tip 7

Italic typeface on speci-fying pages usually identi-fies wording that you shoulduse in your order.

Tip 8

Watch for tips through-out the text that give youexplanations and helpfulinstructions.

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Learn what you cannotdo by looking for drawingscrossed out with an “X.”

Three-Panel Runs

Unstable. Requiresadditional support at endof panel run.

Tip: Fabric application is standard in the warp horizontal direction. Warp vertical is available as an option.

Tip: Filler package height must match height of tallest panel.

Specify with vertical application.

Required to Specify

Specify with 3-circuit powerway withshared neutral.Specify with 3-circuit powerway withseparate neutral.Specify with 4-circuit (3+D) powerwaSpecify with 4-circuit (2+2) powerway

Tip 10Use the surface materials listings in theSurface Materials section ofthis book to find surfacematerial color numbers.cPage 129

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Refer to the style number index when youknow a style number andyou need to find the pagethat has more details aboutthe product.cPage 136

StyleNumber

TKTA4230

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Standard Includes Required to SpecifycNeed help?

Product details,page 20

• 65"H and shorter panel with fabric surfaces, fabricdirection with horizontal application*: fabric

• Radius top cap, end trim, and base covers withreceptacle knockouts: paint

• Hinge: plastic

1 Style number2 Fabric color number for surface3 Paint color number for top cap, end trim,

and base covers4 Plastic color number for plastic hinge5 Options, if selected (see below) cSee Surface Materials, page 460.

Tip: Fabric application isstandard in the warp hori-zontal direction.cSee SpecificationGuidelines for Vertical FabricApplications, page 470, fordetails on these exceptions.Warp vertical is available as an option.

T i p : Filler package heightmust match height of tallestp a n e l .

Options U.S. Price Required to SpecifySurface Fabric directionMaterials • Vertical application No cost Specify with vertical application.

Electrical Factory-installed powerwaycPage 418 • 3-circuit powerway with +$178 Specify with 3-circuit powerway with

shared neutral shared neutral.• 3-circuit powerway with +$205 Specify with 3-circuit powerway with

separate neutrals separate neutral.• 4-circuit (3+D) powerway +$205 Specify with 4-circuit (3+D) powerway.• 4-circuit (2+2) powerway +$243 Specify with 4-circuit (2+2) powerway.

Field-installed powerway • For use in New York City cMust specify powerway for field

installation only, page 92.

Factory-installed raceway • For use in Chicago with +$153 Specify with Chicago powerway.

power base covers

Related • Panel brackets cPage 81Products • Panel accessories cPage 84

• Panel wiring and cabling cPage 87

Specification Information

DWidth DStyle DU.S. d dNumber dBase d d dPriced d d

42"H Panels30" TKTA4230 $ 641

60" TKTA4260 $ 974d d d

53"H Panels30" TKTA5330 $ 703

60" TKTA5360 $1025d d d

65"H Panels30" TKTA6530 $ 839

60" TKTA6560 $1156d d d

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Panel Filler Packages

Panel End-of-Run Filler Packages



• 42"H–65"H filler cover, fabric direction withhorizontal application: fabric

• Radius top cap and base cover: paint• Carrier: black paint only

1 Style number2 Fabric color number for filler cover3 Paint color number for top cap and base

cover4 Options, if selected (see below)cSee Surface Materials, page 460.

Options U.S. Price Required to SpecifySurface Fabric directionMaterials • Vertical application No cost Specify with vertical application.


DPanel DStyle DU.S.dHeight dNumber dPriced d d

Fabric-Covered Filler Covers42" TKERFILL42 $182

53" TKERFILL53 $188

65" TKERFILL65 $203d d d

T i p : Filler package heightmust match height of tallestp a n e l .cPage 28

Tip: Fabric application isstandard in the warp hori-zontal direction.cSee SpecificationGuidelines for Vertical FabricApplications, page 470, fordetails on these exceptions.Warp vertical is available as an option.


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Product Drawing shows you what the product looks like.

Tip 6Refer to the specifyingpages for all the infor -mation needed to order aproduct. Each product spec-ifying page contains a vari-ety of elements to help you complete a specification:• Product Drawing• Standard Includes• Required to Specify• Options• Specification Information • Dimensions • Style Number • Price

Standard Includes(under the dark grey band)provides a list of whatcomes standard with theproduct.

Required to Specify(under the dark grey band)itemizes the informationthat you must provide toorder the standard productand the preferred sequencefor specification.

SpecificationInformation (under the light grey band)provides product dimen-sions, style numbers, andprices for the standardproduct and any surfacematerial choices that areavailable.

Options (under the black band) listsall the options that apply tothe product, their price, andwhat is required to specify.

Related Productsprovide specification infor-mation for products that are directly related.

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ap40 is a portfolio of products that offers a fullrange of solutions for creating effective workspaces.

Panels

Panels are available to define spaces andcreate privacy for individuals and teams. Panelscan be used to support shelves, storagebins, and worksurfaces. Or worksurfaces can befreestanding.

Panels offer a radius top cap styling, removablesurfaces, and cord- and cable-managementcapabilities, including a 4"H base.

WorksurfacesWorksurfaces are available with a 3 mm edgeprofile.

ap40 worksurfaces offer a comprehensivesolution of worksurfaces and supports designedto deliver flexibility, mobility, and options to cre-ate inspiring spaces that support the differentways people work. These worksurfaces areavailable in both panel-supported and free-standing options to meet a variety of planningapplications.

Surface materials:• Low-Pressure Laminate

3 mmedge profile

4"H

StorageStorage components include a broad arrayof choices, including panel-supported shelves,bins, pedestals, lateral files, and open cabinets.

Surface materials:• Paint

Wiring and CablingPower distribution systems can be installedin the base of panels with powerways.

Powerways can be used to build power distrib-ution networks within the base of ap40 panels. Afull range of components are available to allowpower networks to go wherever there are panelsand to provide access where the user needs it. cPage 32

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Additional ResourcesAdditional Resources

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ap40 products are sup-ported with informationalmaterials, tools, and soft-ware to help you plan,specify, and order an instal-lation efficiently.

Product brochures andplanning tools can beordered through yourSteelcase area office bycalling 1.800.784.0358or through the SteelcaseMarketing CommunicationsWeb site atin2.steelcase.com.

Product Brochuresap40This brochure is designedto give you a generaloverview of ap40. Thisbrochure will help you thinkabout your office differentlyand illustrate applications tobest support your businessneeds.

The ap40 brochure is available for customizationthrough the Marketing onDemand tool.

ap40 Planning Ideasap40 Planning Ideasprovide specification anddesign support for applica-tions highlighted in the ap40brochure. Available atwww.steelcase.com/planning ideas.

Planning ToolsHeight AdjusTablesWorksurfaces BrochureProvides an overview of the advantages of usingDetails height-adjustableworksurfaces. Informationon user ergonomics andhow businesses can savemoney is included, alongwith visual and descriptiveoverviews of Details height-adjustable worksurfaces.Form number 08-0000914

Printed MaterialsSurface MaterialsReference ManualThis publication provides: • An explanation of the

surface materials program• “Available on” matrices • Vertical surface fabric

and seating upholsteryselection listing

• Technical data for surfacematerials

• Surface material care andcleaning instructions

Computer ToolsElectronic CatalogAccurate sales quotationsand purchase orders forSteelcase products are cre-ated with specification soft-ware that uses SteelcaseElectronic Catalog data. Usethe data to specify and pricestyle numbers and optionsfor every Steelcase product.The data is updatedbimonthly by Steelcase andprovided to software pro-grams including: theHedberg Business System,SmartTools– Steelcaseʼsdesign and specificationsoftware (for more informa-tion on SmartTools, pleaseemail [email protected]), the ProjectMatrixProjectSymbols libraries, aswell as 20-20 CAP Studio.

Furniture SymbolGraphic DataSteelcase creates 2D and3D furniture symbols (withattributes) for planning andinitially specifying Steelcaseproducts. This data is incor-porated into several add-onsoftware packages thatwork in either a Microstationor an AutoCAD draftingenvironment.

For more information aboutthese and other softwaretools to help you plan effective work environ-ments, please [email protected].

Product InfoElectronic versions of thisand many other specifica-tion guides in Acrobat PDF(Portable DocumentFormat) allow you to scan,search, and print any pageon virtually any computer.You can access these filesat the Steelcase.com Website or My Sales Online atin2.Steelcase.com.

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ap40 Product TrainingBasic training will be avail-able as part of the BuildingProduct Muscle (BPM) cur-riculum on the SteelcaseUniversity Web site atin2.steelcase.com.

Installation Trainingwill be available for sales-people.

SupportSteelcase CapabilitiesSteelcase products are distributed, installed, andserviced through a networkof more than 600 dealersworldwide. Steelcase is alsorepresented with offices andcorporate showrooms in 26U.S. cities, 4 Canadiancities, and in France,Germany, Great Britain, andJapan. Every Steelcaseproduct meets our excep-tionally high standards ofquality and durability andcomes with the Steelcaseassurance of excellence inservice.

For assistance, pleasecall your local dealer, theSteelcase SolutionsResource Team, or theSteelcase SolutionsFulfillment Team at1.888.STEELCASE(1.888.783.3522) or send an e-mail to [email protected].

Call the Steelcase SolutionsResource Team prior toplacing an order, whenworking on a bid, or whenyou need information aboutproduct applications andspecifications.

Call the Steelcase SolutionsFulfillment Team if you havesubmitted an order toSteelcase and you need tospeak to your SolutionsFulfillment TeamRepresentative about theorder. Also call if you haveany post-shipment qualityor warranty concerns or service parts questions.

Outside the U.S.A.,Canada, Mexico, PuertoRico, and the U.S. VirginIslands, call 1.616.247.2500.

For information aboutSteelcase, the name of yournearest Steelcase dealer,or for product literature, call1.800.333.9939, or visit ourWeb site: www.steelcase.com.

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Understanding 9

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4"H

Panels offer radius top capstyling, removable surfaces,and cord- and cable-man-agement capabilities, includ-ing a 4"H base.

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Tackable Acoustical

30"W 36"W 48"W 60"W 42"H • • • • 53"H • • • •65"H • • • •

UnderstandingcPage 14 SpecifyingcPage 44

Statement of Line Panels

FillersUnderstanding cPage 16Specifying cPages 45–47

Base Power-InsUnderstanding cPage 28Specifying cPages 51–52

Cable/Power PolesUnderstanding cPage 30Specifying cPage 53

PowerwaysUnderstanding cPage 32Specifying cPage 54

Panel-to-PanelConnectorsUnderstanding cPage 33Specifying cPage 54

ReceptaclesUnderstanding cPage 34Specifying cPage 56

Base CoversUnderstanding cPage 16Specifying cPage 55

Wiring and Cabling

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Understanding Panels and RelatedProducts

Panel Overview 10

Rules for Panel Stability 11

Rules for Panel Stability with Components 12

Panel Creep 13


Tackable Acoustical Panels 14

Panel Filler Packages 16

Panel Brackets 18

Panel Accessories 20

Wiring and Cabling

Wiring and Cabling Overview 21

Steps to Plan an Electrical Network 24

Circuit Choices 25

Circuit Specifications 26

How to Calculate Power Needs 27

Base Power-Ins 28

Cable/Power Poles for Panels 30

Powerways 32

Base Covers and Receptacles 34

Understanding Building Wiring 36

Cable Capacities of Panels 38

Special Requirements for Chicago 40

Special Requirements for New York City 41

Special Requirements for Los Angeles 42

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Widths available 30", 36", 48", and 60"

Heights available 42", 53", and 65"



Tackable Yes

Removable surfaces Yes

Horizontal cable routing Yes, beneath top cap and capability in upper base cavity

Vertical cable routing Yes, through recesses in frame

Accommodates powerways Yes, in lower base cavity of panels

Accommodates receptacles Yes, in base cover of panels

Accommodates voice/data Yes receptacles in base

Component attachment Yes

Accepts power or cable pole Yes

Accepts base power-in Yes

Panel surface Fabric

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8' maximum / 5' minimum

30"W minimum

12' maximum

16' maximum

16' maximum

30"W minimum

30"W minimum

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ap40, when properlyinstalled, is designed tobe a very stable furnituresystem. Adherence to theguidelines presented herewill allow you to efficientlyplan stable workstationsusing panels alone, panel-supported components, orfreestanding furniture. Toensure safe performanceand maximum stability, theinstallation instructions thataccompany each furnitureshipment must be strictlyobserved.

An “X” over a drawingmeans that this applicationis not recommended.

Change of height has noeffect on these stability rules.

Rules for Tackable Acoustical Panels

Two-Panel Runs

Three-Panel Runs

Unstable. Requires addi-tional support at end ofpanel run.

Perpendicular panelprovides stability at end ofpanel run.

Furniture provides stabilityat end of panel run.

Four-Panel Runs

Unstable. Requires addi-tional support at end ofpanel run.

Perpendicular panelprovides stability at end ofpanel run.

Furniture provides stabilityat end of panel run.

Five-Panel Runs

Unstable. Requires addi-tional support.

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8'W maximum panel run

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Maximum panel stabil-ity is always achieved whenloads are counterbalancedby similar loads on the oppo-site side of the panels. Therecommendations shownhere apply to all panels.

An “X” over a drawingmeans that this applicationis not recommended.

30"D worksurfacesneed a pedestal with filler,end panel, or return panel.

18"D and 24"D work-surfaces need a pedestalwith filler or return panel.

Rules for Tackable Acoustical Panels

Connect to a wall or aperpendicular run of panelsat least 60"W.

Connect to perpendicularpanels, freestanding furni-ture, or a worksurface withat least one end panel.


Panel runs with onepanel-supported com-ponent per panel requirestability every three panels.

Panel runs with twopanel-supported com-ponents per panelrequire stability every twopanels.

Panel runs with twopanel-supported com-ponents per panel canbe extended for three pan-els, if the center panelsonly support one compo-nent and all loads arecounterbalanced.

Fully loaded panelsmust be counterbalanced. In addition, panel run-offsare required at both ends ofthe panel. *Panel components include

storage bins, shelves, work -

surfaces, and worksurface-supported pedestals.

Rules for Panel Stability with Components*


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Some panel junctionsadd to the length of panelruns. The accumulation ofthese increments is knownas “panel creep.”

Change-of-height has nobearing on panel creep.

Panel creep

No creep occurs whenpanels of the same or vary-ing heights are joined withhinges.

L-Connections

3⁄32" increment occurs at the intersectionwhen panels are joined in an L-configuration.

3/32"

3/32"

T-Connections

3⁄16" increment occurswhen panels are joined in aT-configuration.Tip: Donʼt forget to addthe panel thickness (21⁄4")gained from L-, T-, andX-configurations when calculating wall-to-wall measurements.

21/4"

3/32"

3/32"

3/32"

X-Connections

3⁄16" increment occurs onboth directions of anX-configuration.Tip: Donʼt forget to addthe panel thickness (21⁄4")gained from L-, T-, andX-configurations when calculating wall-to-wall measurements.

3/32"

3/32"

21/4"

3/32"

Permanent Wall Connections

3⁄4" increment occurswhen panel is attached to a permanent wall with a wall-attachment bracket.

3/4"

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Tackable acousticalpanels are constructedwith a tubular steel frame and acoustical removablesurfaces that are attached to each side.cSpecifying, page 44

Cable door is removableto allow cables to be routedto adjacent panels of thesame height.

Vertical slots are concealed by the panel surface and accepts panel-supported components in1" increments.

Fabric surface is moldedso it can accept directionalor patterned fabrics. Easyreplacement allows you tochange the aesthetic orfunction of the workstationwithout disrupting adjacent workstations.

Base end cover isremovable to allow cordand cable routing throughpanel runs.

Base cover is removableto allow access to cavities inpanel base. Base cover con-tains “invisible” knock-outs for receptacles.

Leveling glides adjustto install panels on unevenfloors.

Top cap conceals spacethat can accommodatetwelve 3⁄8"-diameter cables.It is available in metal.

Fiberglass materialconstruction provides a tackable surface, servesas a sound barrier, andimproves acoustical qualities.

Upper base cavityaccommodates up to ten3⁄8"-diameter cables.

Lower base cavityaccommodates a factory-or field-installed powerway,which is shielded fromcables stored in the upperbase cavity.

Panel Actual DimensionsDepth (thickness) 21⁄4"

Width 30", 36", 48", or 60"

Height 42", 53", or 65"



Leveling glide range 11⁄2"

Product Details

Top caps are availablewith radius detail to articulateindividual panels.

Panel surfaces areremovable to allow accessto the interior of the panel, or to change the aesthetic ofthe workstation.



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Flexible hinges, shippedwith every panel, connectpanels in straight-line, L-, T-,Y-, and X-configurations.

Panels of differentheights can be joined in-line or at an angle. No trimpieces are needed forexposed panel ends.

Panel-run stability rec-ommendations vary depend-ing on the length of the runand the use of panel-sup-ported components or free-standing furniture.cPages 11–12

Wall-attachmentbracket is available to joina panel to an interior wall.cPage 18

Filler packages providean area for cable routing andfill in the space that resultswhen panels join in L- andT-configurations.

Base power-in bringspower to a panel run by con-necting at a designatedreceptacle location.cPage 28

Cable/power poles bringpower and communica tioncables from the ceiling topanels and can be connectedat the junction of L-, T-, andend-of-run configurations.cPage 30

Powerways are factory orfield installed. Three-circuitor four-circuit powerwaysare available.cPage 32

Panel base has one stan-dard-size and one larger-size receptacle knockout oneach side of the panel.

Voice/data knockoutsin the base coversaccept modular furniturecommuni cation faceplates.Tip: A full-height back panel will block access tovoice/data knockouts onpanel base.

Flexible corners allow acable to exit from the top ofthe panel to serve individualworkstations.

Shape of panel frameallows vertical routing of four3⁄8"-diameter cables insidethe panel.

Cables can be routed hori-zontally at the top or bottomof the panel and verticallyinside the panel.

All panels are UL listedand CSA certified.



Surface MaterialsTop cap• Paint (standard)

Panel surface• Fabric (standard)Tip: Fabric application isstandard in the warp hori-zontal direction. Warp verti-cal is available as an option.

End trim• Paint

Hinge• Plastic

Base cover• Paint

Application TopicsPanel AccessoriescPage 20


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Fillers close the gap thatresults when panels form L-,T-, and end-of-run configura-tions. They also concealcables that run between panels.cSpecifying, pages 45-47

Actual DimensionsDepth 21⁄4"

Width 21⁄4"

Height 42", 53", or 65"

Product Details

Filler must match the heightof the tallest panel in eachconfiguration.

Carrier can be cut to matchpanel height.

Templates are providedso that openings can be cutin the filler. Cuts accommo -date lay-in cable routingthrough varying heights.

Attachment clips areshipped with each filler tofasten the sides of a filler toadjacent panels when thereis no carrier.

Base cover can be usedalone to conceal cords andcables in the base of thepanels connected in T- orL-configurations.

Connections

Carrier fastens to the endof a panel.

Filler snaps onto the carrier.

Top cap slides into thechannel in the filler. Usesame top cap for all configu-rations of panel junctions.

Filler top caps come withan alignment bracket for usein X junctions or in otherapplications without fillers.

Base cover is attached to the adjacent panel.

Top cap matches theshape of the panel top capand is available in metal.

Open side on the fillerallows cables to be laid inbefore the cover is snappedinto place.

Fillers are fabric covered.

Carrier fastens to the edgeof the panel and allows thefiller to snap into place.

Base cover matches thebase of adjacent panels.



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End-of-run filler allows a power or cable pole to befield installed at the end of arun of panels. Filler covermust match the height of thepanel that it is attached to.

Surface MaterialsFiller cover• Fabric (standard)Tip: Fabric application isstandard in the warp hori-zontal direction. Warp verti-cal is available as an option.

Carrier• Black paint only

Top cap• Paint (standard)

Base cover• Paint

Base cover Base cover

Top cap

Filler

Carrier

Base cover

Top cap

Filler

Carrier

Base cover

Top cap

Filler

Carrier

Base cover

Top cap

Filler

Carrier

Base cover

Top cap

Filler

Carrier

Base cover

Top cap

Filler

Carrier

Base cover

Base cover

Top cap andattachment clip

Filler

Carrier


Filler packages to accommodate the following configurations:

End-of-Run

L-Configurations

Cover for base only Panels of same height Panels of different heights

T-Configurations

Same height only

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Wall-Attachment Bracketfor Panels Application

Use to attach a perpen -dicular run of panels to aninterior wall or column.

Available in three heights to correspond with panelheights: 42", 53", and 65".Adds 7⁄8" to the panel run.

ConnectionsScrews into architecturalwall or column and acceptsconnecting hinge of adjacentpanel. Functions on any sur-face, including steel, drywall,concrete block, wood, orplaster. Wall anchors maybe required.

Surface MaterialsBracket• Paint

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Panel-StabilizerBracket Application

Use to increase panelstability by connectingpanels to freestanding furni-ture, such as desks or files.

ConnectionsScrews to the back of free-standing furniture and hooksinto the slotted channel ofthe panel.

Surface MaterialsBracket• Black paint only

SpecifyingMust order separately.


Panel Brackets

Alignment Plate Application

Use to maintain vertical alignment on loadbearing right-angled panelconnections.

ConnectionsWraps around the inneruprights of the panel and isscrewed into place on theinside of a 90° angle.Tip: Plate may not beattached within the top 3" of the panel.

Surface MaterialsAlignment plate• Black paint only

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Attaches to the panelglide located at the base of a panel.

Anchors a panel to thefloor at the power entrypoint, such as a power poleor base power-in connec -tion, to prevent panel move -ment and possible electricalwire damage.

Complies with the Office of Statewide HealthPlanning and DevelopmentOrganization (OSHPD)requirements for 80"H pan-els that are used in healthcare occupancies in thestate of California.

Surface MaterialsAnchor bracket• Black paint only

Application TopicsBreakaway basepower-in may eliminatethe need for an anchorbracket on a powered panel.

Special Requirementsfor Los AngelescPage 42


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Markerboard and Tray Product Details

Provides a writing surfaceon the side of a panel.

Laminate surface onboard cleans easily.

Tray to hold pens andaccessories is available as an option.

ConnectionsMarkerboard attachesto panels at any height usingbrackets that are included.

Tray is built into themarker board bottom frameand is available as anoption.

Surface MaterialsBoard surface• White laminate only

Board frame and tray• Black only

Application TopicsFunctions with panels.

Actual DimensionsBoard

Depth 3⁄4"

Width 30" and 60"

Height 33"

Tray

Depth 11⁄2"

Width 291⁄2" and 591⁄2"


Panel Accessories

Tackboard Application

Provides increasedtackability between overhead storage and work-surface when non-tackablepanels are used. Can alsoprovide a tackable surfaceon interior walls when usedwith wall channels.

ConnectionsWall channels are avail-able to attach tackboards tointerior walls.

Brackets, which are fac-tory installed on the back ofthe tackboard, lock into theslotted channel of panels orinto wall channels.

Surface MaterialsTackboard• FabricTip: For most fabrics, fabricapplication is standard in thewarp horizontal direction.cSee SpecificationGuidelines for Vertical FabricApplications, page 131, fordetails on these exceptions.Warp vertical is available as an option.

Hardware• Black paint only

Application TopicsFunctions with ap40 panels.


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Cable/power poles route building power and cablesfrom the ceiling through the panel to the powerway inthe panel base cavity.

Cable/power poles canbe used to run communica - tions cables from the ceilingto the top or to the base ofa panel.cPage 30

Interface refers to thepoint at which the utilities(electrical and cables) foryour panel installation connect with the buildingʼspower and communications.

Base power-ins connectbuilding power from the wallor floor to a powerway in thepanel base.cPage 28

Fillers conceal cables andpower routed to the base ofthe panel.cPages 45-47

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Distribution refers to theway in which cords and cablespass from one place toanother through panel andworksurface components.

Fillers conceal cables passing from one panel toanother in same-height orchange-of-height applicationswhen panels are joined in 90° configurations.

Cable space under topcaps allows twelve 3⁄8"-diameter cables to be routedinside the tops of panels.

Panel base cover conceals powerways. Basecavity is composed of twosections. The upper sectionallows routing of cables. The lower section is separateand allows distribution ofpower through the panel run. If powerways are notspecified, both sections canbe used to route cables.

Cable/power pole bringscables to top cap or panelbase.

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Access refers to the pointsat which youʼll place electri-cal outlets so people canplug in equipment. Accessalso includes the linksbetween communication andcomputer networks.

Storage refers to the waysin which you manage excesslengths of cords and cables.

Access and Storage

Flexible corners at thetop of the panel allowcables to enter or exit theinterior of the panel.

Knockouts for duplex-size voice/data recep-tacles are provided onpanel base covers.

Receptacles installed in the panel base provideaccess to power.

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There are four steps to plan-ning an electrical network.

1On a drawing of your panellayout, indicate where youwant receptacles.

2Designate which circuit (1, 2, 3, or dedicated) youwant each receptacle to link to. cFor more information about dedicated and designated circuits, see page 25.

3Determine how many power-ins are needed to supplyenough power to each clus-ter of workstations.cFor more information about calculating power needs, see page 27.

4Indicate the position of eachbase power-in, power pole,or cable pole on your floorplan.

cSee the next page for details.

Steps to Plan an Electrical Network

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Standard 3-circuit pow-erways have five wires—three hot wires carry power,one shared neutral com-pletes the circuit, and oneground for safety.

All other powerways have eight wires.cSee page 26 for alterna-tive wiring schematics.

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All the components inan electrical distribu-tion network must usethe same wiring schematic.The components (powerpoles, base power-ins, pow-erways, and receptacles)snap together and are keyedto make it impossible to con-nect mismatched parts.Color-coded and labeledcomponents make it easy forinstallers to identify whichwiring schematic each com-ponent is dedicated to.Color coding• 3 circuits shared = Black• 3 circuits separate = White• 4 circuits 3+D = Black• 4 circuit 2+2 = Grey

Overview

3 Circuit Shared Neutral, 5 Wires

Hot 1Hot 2Hot 3

Oversized NeutralSystem Ground

Three-circuit electricalcomponents withshared neutrals are stan-dard with 5 wires to providethree circuits that share oneoversized neutral and oneground. This is the traditional3-circuit power alternative.

Three-circuit with sepa-rate neutrals have 8 wiresproviding three circuits, eachwith its own separate neutral.The first two circuits share anisolated ground; the thirduses the system ground.

Four-circuit 3+D are stan-dard with 8 wires to providefour circuits. Three of thesecircuits share an oversizedneutral and a system groundwhile the remaining circuithas its own neutral and iso-lated ground. This is the tra-ditional 4-circuit power, alsoknown as 3+D.

Four-circuit 2+2 has 8wires but provide two circuitsthat share an oversized neu-tral and a system ground andan additional two circuits witha second oversized neutraland an isolated ground.

3 Circuit Separate Neutral, 8 Wires

Hot 1Neutral 1Hot 2Neutral 2Isolated Ground

Hot 3Neutral 3System Ground

4 Circuit 3+D, 8 Wires

Hot 1Hot 2Hot 3Oversized NeutralSystem Ground

Hot 4NeutralIsolated Ground

4 Circuit 2+2, 8 Wires

Hot 1Hot 2

Oversized NeutralSystem Ground

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When planning a power network, you must calculatethe amperage requirementsof all your electrical compo-nents so you can providesufficient electricity to powerthem.

If your usage is notknown in advance: The National Electrical Code(NEC) allows a maximum of13 receptacles on each 20-amp circuit. This provides up to 39 receptacles foreach 3-circuit power-in and52 receptacles for each 4-circuit power-in. In Canada,the Canadian ElectricalCode allows a maximum of10 receptacles on each 15-amp circuit. This provides up to 30 receptacles foreach 3-circuit power-in and 40 receptacles for each 4-circuit power-in.

If your usage is knownin advance: Add up the amperage usedby each piece of equipmentin the workstation. When -ever you reach 60 amps— 20 amps times 3 circuits— (45 amps in Canada) fromitems that are likely to beused at the same time, youhave reached the limit for asingle power-in. Specifyanother power-in and con-tinue until all equipment ispowered.cSee table at right for typical and actual amperage usages for components.

To calculate amperage when the wattage of adevice is known, dividewatts by 120.

If the circuits will normally be subject to a continuousload (three or more hours of continuous use, such aslights or computers), theNEC requires that circuitcapacity be “de-rated” by 20 percent. Therefore, treatcircuits used for continuousloads as if they were rated at 16 amps (12 amps inCanada) instead of the regular 20 amps.

Try to anticipate futureincreases in power requirements and buildsome excess capacity intoyour plan.

Some appliances, such as large copiers, coffee makers, or space heatersrequire most of the currentavailable on a 15- or 20-ampcircuit. It is recommendedthat such devices be sup-plied with their own recepta-cle, directly from thebuilding. This leaves thecapacity of the furniture circuits available for themore dynamic requirementsof the office equipment.

Local electrical codes vary.Consult a qualified electricalcontractor or engineer forthe proper planning of electrical circuits in yourlocale.

Requirements of Office Equipment in Amps

General Equipment(Typical Amperage)A.C. adapter 0.05Adding machine 0.05Answering machine 0.08Calculator 0.25Clock 0.03Coffee pot 10.00Copy machine 15.00 Desk-top copiers 7.00 to 10.00 Stand-alone copiers 15.00Electric eraser 0.25Fan 1.00Manuscript holder 0.75Microwave 8.00 to 12.00Pencil sharpener 0.25Radio 0.05Space heater, 1000 watts 8.50Space heater, 1500 wats 12.50

Electronic Equipment(Typical Amperage)Desk-top memorystorage devices 0.08 to 12.00Modems 0.15Desk-top printers 1.20 to 5.00Stand-alone printers 3.00 to 11.00VDTs and PCs 0.08 to 4.80

Steelcase Lighting(Actual Amperage)Shelf lights:25"W, 17 watts 0.20

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Base power-in is fieldinstalled and connects thepanel electrical system tothe building power source.cSpecifying, pages 51–52


Width 43⁄4" (duplex) or 63⁄8" (triplex)

Height 15⁄8"

Conduit diameter 1⁄2"

Conduit length 72"

Product Details

Base power-in bringspower to panel run by con-necting to a designatedreceptacle location.

Three-circuit sharedneutral base power-infits standard-size or over-size receptacle openings.Three-circuit with separateneutrals and all four-circuitbase power-ins can only fitin larger size receptacleopenings.

Four-circuit basepower-in fits oversizedreceptacle openings.

Breakaway basepower-in is also available.

Connections

Attaches to the green endof the powerway only.

Panel base closureplates are removed forinstallation of base power-in.They can be replaced if theapplication changes.

Wiring & CablingAll four wiringschematics are avail -able for power-ins.Tip: All the components inan electrical distribution net-work must use the samewiring schematic. Compo -nents are color coded andkeyed to make it impossibleto connect mismatchedparts.

Building power sourcecan come from the floor,wall, or column.

Conduit leads must behardwired to the buildingwiring by a qualified electri-cian or engineer.

Base power-in is ULlisted and CSA certified.



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Surface MaterialsConduit• Black only

Connector plugs into the appropriate receptaclelocation.

Conduit is flexible andhouses wires for three-circuitor four-circuit systems.

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Width 21⁄4"

Product DetailsCeiling heights up to10'4" can be accommodated.

Trim plate finishes theopening in the ceiling tile.

Six to eight 3⁄8"-diametercables can be accom-modated inside the powerpole or cable pole.

Inner sleeve in thepower pole separatespower from communicationscables.

Hanger bar securesthe top of the pole tothe ceiling grid.

Flag connectorattaches to powerway atthe designated terminal.

Junction box, at the topof the power pole, enclosesthe hardwire connection tothe buildingʼs electrical service.

Ceiling trim plate

Fillers, ordered separately,must be used to concealpower harness and cablesrouted to the base of thepanel.cPage 16

Cover protects connectionto powerway.

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Cable/power poles mustbe used with the appropriatefiller package in the recessthat results when panels arejoined in an L-, T-, or end-of-run configuration. For X-con-figuration with panels of thesame height, no filler pack-age is needed.cSee page 38 for allowablefiller package applications.

Cable/power poles are21⁄4" X 21⁄4" square so they fitsnugly into junctions.

L-configuration allowsthe power pole to beattached to either panel.

T-configuration requiresthe power pole to be attachedto the center panel.Tip: Power connection mustalso be made to the centerpanel.

Three pole heights areavailable to correspond topanel heights.

Wiring & CablingAll four wiringschematics are avail -able for power poles.Tip: All the components inan electrical distribution net-work must use the samewiring schematic. Compo -nents are color coded andkeyed to make it impossibleto connect mismatchedparts.

Modular electrical con-nectors, inside the powerpole, plug into a powerway.Electrical connection mustbe made inside the panelthat is attached to the pole.

Flag connector on thepower pole plugs intoeither end of the powerway.It does not interfere with areceptacle location.

Surface MaterialsCable/power pole• Paint

Ceiling trim plate• White paint only

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Powerways added to thebase of panels allow you todistribute power whereverpanels go. cSpecifying, page 54

Powerways have onegreen flag connector toextend power to an adjacentpowerway. Both ends of thepowerway have powerblockterminals.

Powerblock terminalsaccepts connector fromadjacent powerway of samewiring schematic.

Powerblock terminals accept connector fromadjacent powerway of same wiring schematic.

Terminal for three-circuit with shared neutralbase power-in or standard-size receptacle ofsame wiring schematic.

Terminal for any basepower-in or receptacle ofany size with same wiringschematic.

Terminal for power pole of samewiring schematic.

Green flag connector

Terminal for any basepower-in or receptacle ofany size with same wiringschematic.

Terminal for three-circuitwith shared neutral basepower-in or standard-sizereceptacle of same wiringschematic.

Green flag connector

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Receptacles snap intoterminals and are held inplace with screws. 30"W and 60"W powerways havetwo receptacle locations oneach side.cPage 34

ConnectionsOne rule for joining power-ways applies to every instal-lation. There must be at leastone green end at each intersection.

Flag from the green endof powerway is connectedto power terminal on adja-cent powerway.

Straight connection is formed when a flag con-nector from one powerwayattaches to the secondpowerblock terminal on the end of the adjacent powerway.

L-connection is formedwhen flag connector turns toleft or right.

1 2

Green

Terminal

T-connection is formed by two flags that make rightturns.

X-connection is formedby three flags that makeright turns.

End-of-run is terminatedby folding the last flag backand connecting it to its ownpowerblock terminal.

Panel-to-panel connec-tor can be used to create apowerlink where no flag isavailable. It can also be usedto correct planning and instal-lation oversights without hav-ing to reconfigure.

Wiring & CablingAll four wiringschematics are avail -able for powerways.Tip: All the components inan electrical distribution net-work must use the samewiring schematic. Compo -nents are color coded andkeyed to make it impossibleto connect mismatchedparts.

All Steelcase electricalsystems are designed incompliance with the NationalElectrical Code (NEC) tofunction as a multi-wirebranch circuit. Installationsshould be made in accor-dance with the NEC provi-sions for multi-wire branchcircuits.

Chicago, Los Angeles,and New York City havespecial requirements.cPages 40–42

Local electrical codesvary. Consult a qualifiedelectrical contractor or engineer for the properinstallation of electricalequipment.

Surface MaterialsPowerways are con-cealed when they are prop-erly installed.

Application TopicsSteps to Plan anElectrical NetworkcPage 24

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Width 30", 36", 48", or 60"

Height 4"

Product Details

Base covers are plainwith two perforated, visuallyunnoticeable receptacleknockouts that can be per-manently removed in thefield. Base covers have onestandard-size opening on theleft and a larger-size openingon the right.

Knockouts cannot beaccidentally removed by kick-ing them or striking them witha vacuum cleaner becausepressure to remove the knock-out must be applied from theback of the base cover.

Reusable filler platesare available to replace theknockout or to fill the gapthat results when you use astandard-size receptacle inan oversize opening. Fillerplates are available throughService Parts.

Receptacles are avail-able in 15-amp and 20-ampversions and are designedto link to a specific circuit.Receptacles are duplex,meaning that they have twooutlets, but some aredesigned to fit in the largeropenings of the base covers.As a result, specific linesmay be limited to and fit onlyin specific receptacle loca-tions in the base.

Chicago base covershave a closure plate foreach opening that can beremoved and reinstalled asneeded.

Circuit connections arepredetermined by the type ofreceptacle. Line 1 recepta-cles can only connect withline 1 in the powerway, line 2with line 2, etc.

Duplex receptacles areone of two sizes. Standard-size receptacles fit in thesmaller size openings(23⁄4"W x 13⁄8"H) of the basecover. The standard-sizereceptacles will also fit in thelarger-size (51⁄4"W x 13⁄8"H)openings with a filler.

Oversized duplexrecep tacles with two outlets will only fit in thelarger-size opening of thebase cover (51⁄4"W x 13⁄8"H)in 30"W and 60"W panels.This larger opening isalways in the right-handposition on 30"W and 60"Wpanels.

3-circuit, sharedLine Size

1 Standard2 Standard3 Standard

3-circuit, separate neutralsLine Size

A StandardB StandardC Larger size

3+DLine Size

1 Standard2 Standard3 Standard4 Larger size

2+2Line Size

1 Standard2 Standard3 Larger size4 Larger size

Larger size

Standard size

Numbers printed on thereceptacles indicate the linenumber. With the 3-circuit,separate neutral systemthese designations are withletters A, B, or C as com-pared to 1, 2, 3, or 4 in theother systems.

Label on receptacleindicates which circuit thereceptacle connects to, sothe user can control whichdevices are on specific circuits.

Orange triangle indicatesto users the receptacles that are connected to isolatedgrounds.The following recep-tacles have isolated groundcircuits.3-circuit, separate neutralsLine ALine B4-circuit, 3+DLine 44-circuit, 2+2Line 3Line 4

Four receptacles can beinstalled per panel. Panelscan have two receptaclesper side: one standard-sizeand one oversize.

Receptacles

Voice/data knockouton panels.

Openings for recepta-cles are visually unnotice-able until the knockout isremoved.

Cutaway corner allowsspace for hinge connections.

Receptacles are orderedseparately and installed inthe field.

Knockout can be removedin the field to allow recepta-cle to be installed.Tip: Once removed, knock-out cannot be replaced.

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23/4"W x 13/8"H

23/4"W x 13/8"H33/4"

3/4"

3/4"

73/4"71/4"51/4"W x 13/8"H

33/4"

Panels for Chicago

30"W, 36"W, 48"W, and 60"W9"

23/4"W x 13/8"H

23/4"W x 13/8"H

23/4"W x 13/8"H

23/4"W x 13/8"H

4"3/4"

3/4"

21/8"21/8"

51/2"

Receptacle Locations

Voice/data knockoutsin the base covers ofpanels accept modular furniture communicationfaceplate.

ConnectionsBase covers are attachedto panels with concealedclips and are removable.

Receptacles snap intoterminals on powerway andare secured with screws.

Surface MaterialsBase covers• Paint

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System Characteristics Advantages Disadvantages Comments

Fixed Wall and Column

• Common to most buildings.

• Power and telecommunicationrun through permanent wallsto wall receptacles.

• Low cost for initial installation.

• Provides power in corridorsand small rooms.

• Must be used with other sys-tems to reach areas awayfrom walls.

• Moving wall receptacles isdifficult and expensive.

• Workstation layout dependson location of wall recepta-cles and must be carefullyplanned.

• Usually used with other systems such as pokethrough or flat wiring.

Poke Through

• Wiring concealed in ceilingspace of floor below and fedthrough holes in floor.

• Electrical receptacles andtelecommunications outletslocated in floor-attachedmonuments.

• More flexible than underfloorduct because wires can bepulled up at any location.

• High relocation costs.

• Moving junction boxesrequires cutting a holethrough the floor—a process called coring.

• Moving junction boxes candisrupt work on two floors.

• Monuments can cause people to trip.

• Not accepted by some localfire codes.

• May weaken floor slab.

• Flexibility dependent onbuilding structure.

Underfloor Duct

• Ducts or continuous chan-nels encased in floor slab.

• Low life-cycle costs.

• Easy access for relocation.

• Relocation causes little disruption.

• Flexibility limited to specificaccess points.

• Increasing wire and cablerequirements may exceedcapabilities of existing system.

Cellular Floor

• Underfloor system withlarge-capacity, divided distribution cells for electricaland telecommunicationwiring.

• Wiring runs perpendicular to the trench header, a special duct that cuts acrossall the cells and providesaccess.

• Inconspicuous.

• Electrical and telecom-munications systems runtogether to the workstation.

• Protects voice and data sys-tems from interference anddamage.

• System can add to requiredlength of wire or cablebecause of trench header-cell configuration.

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System Characteristics Advantages Disadvantages Comments

Access Flooring

• Developed for mainframecomputer rooms.

• Modular floor panels raisedabove the slab on 6" to 36"high supports, and conduitand cables run beneaththese floor panels.

• Access through monumentfixtures.

• Ease of access andrearrangement of wiring systems.

• May be noisy when walked on.

• Requires stairs and rampson building floor when addedto existing facility.

• Smoke alarms and fire protection sprinklers may berequired.

• Use only carpet tiles or area rugs.

Flat Wiring

• Access from wall or column.Power and signal cables runto workstation via flat wireand cable sandwichedbetween slab and carpet.

• Outlets in transition boxeson top of carpet.

• Easy relocation.

• Flexible.

• Meets most capacityrequirements.

• Elements sold as one package.

• Heavy wheel traffic cancause signal interruption indata transmission wiring.

• Should not be used in areassusceptible to extremedampness or water spillage.

• Slab-on-grade installations,where concrete is poureddirectly on the ground,require careful preparationper manufacturerʼs instruc-tions to ensure that moisturedoesnʼt damage the system.

In-Ceiling Wiring

• Conduit and cables run inspace above suspendedceiling and are distributed topanels by power and cablepoles.

• Low initial cost.

• Very easy to move.

• Little disruption during move.

• Space usually accommodates large capacities.

• Cable/power poles used toroute cables can detractfrom open-plan aesthetics.

• Cost for installationincreases when ceilingspace is used as return air plenum to meet fire-protection codes.

• Ceiling-suspended cabletrays should be consideredfor communications wiring.

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Test and verify capaci -ties for your individual situa-tion. We recommend thattesting be conducted usingyour specific cable as well asthe furniture configuration youare consid ering. Cablecapacities in this table arebased on non-plenum-ratedcables install ed by a cablecontrac tor under ideal condi-tions. Figures are approxi -mations. Actual capacitiesmay vary slightly depend ingon which manufacturer pro-duced the cable and the spe-cific field conditions.

Cat 6 Test Cableså Systimax Solutions 1071 OD=0.215"

∫ Systimax Solutions 1081 OD=0.250"

ç Systimax Solutions 2071 Plenum OD=0.195"

∂ Systimax Solutions 2081 Plenum OD=0.240"

´ Belden/Nordx Media Twist 1872A OD=0.365" x 0.165"

ƒ Belden/Nordx Media Twist 1874APlenum OD=0.365" x 0.165"

© Berk-Tek Lan-Mark 1000 OD=0.230"

˙ Berk-Tek Lan-Mark 1000 Plenum OD=0.225"

ˆ CommScope UltraMedia OD=0.240"

Δ General Cable Command LINX 6 OD=0.250"

˚ Mohawk GigaLAN OD=0.240"

¬ Nordx 4812LX OD=0.245"

μ Nordx 4813X Plenum OD=0.230"

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Straight Cable routing 44 33 42 40 37 38 33 34 33 36 32 38 42 50at top of panel

Cable routing 18 13 30 20 30 30 22 10 10 10 10 12 20 40base of panel with powerway

Cable routing at base 48 33 38 48 48 48 43 25 43 38 43 33 33 60of panel withoutpower

Vertical cable routing 30 16 40 26 20 24 24 14 14 24 18 20 22 40inside panel from top-cap to base with orwithout powerway

L, T, and X Cable routing at 30L 22L 25L 25L 24L 28L 25L 25L 22L 23L 20L 23L 30L 40L

top of panel 35T 30T 35T 30T 30T 30T 28T 25T 30T 28T 28T 32T 30T 40T

40X 34X 43X 40X 40X 40X 36X 35X 34X 36X 32X 40X 40X 40X

Cable routing at 18L 10L 18L 9L 30L 30L 18L 10L 10L 10L 10L 11L 11L 30L

base of panel with 18T 10T 18T 18T 30T 30T 19T 10T 20T 18T 10T 11T 18T 30T

powerway 18X 11X 18X 18X 30X 30X 38X 20X 10X 10X 10X 11X 40X 30X

Cable routing at base 30L 21L 30L 20L 40L 35L 35L 22L 35L 35L 38L 30L 42L 60L

of panel without 40T 30T 30T 40T 40T 35T 30T 25T 30T 35T 30T 30T 43T 60T

powerway 50X 33X 35X 35X 35X 60X 45X 45X 21X 35X 30X 22X 45X 60X

Cat 5 Test Cables˜ Berk–Tek 24 AWG CMR 4-Pair UTP* OD=0.190"

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11⁄4"

1⁄2"

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Upper BaseCavity

Cable/Power Poles Cable routing from pole 20 15 20 17 18 18 15 16 16 17 15 17 20 30with power harness into panel top cap

Cable routing from pole 28 26 32 23 32 33 24 24 27 28 22 28 27 35without power harnessinto panel top cap

Cable routing from 8 6 9 7 8 8 7 8 7 8 7 7 9 15pole into panel base with powerway

Cable routing from 30 20 25 15 25 30 20 20 20 20 15 20 30 40pole into panel base without powerway

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Special Requirements for Chicago

Chicago Code Specification: Electrician will supply:

PanelRequirements

Chicago code requireshardwiring of all electricalcomponents.

Panels must be hardwiredin the field.

Receptacles and wiresare housed in a special wirechannel in the base of thepanel that functions like aconduit.

• Order panels with aChicago power option. Thiswill include a Chicago race-way, panel-to-panel connec-tor for straight or 90°connections, and a basecover with receptacle knockouts.

• Order connectors for T-configurations, straight,and L-connections throughService Parts in the ProductReference website.

• Connection to buildingpower supply

• Wires• Fittings• Duplex receptacle • Electrical components

LightingRequirements

Cords must include integraloverload protection.Exception: Shelf lights with9' cords are approved foruse in Chicago if they haveintegral circuit breaker.

• Order Chicago versionsof shelf lights as anoption. These lights willrecess into panel-supportedshelves and bins.

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New York City Code Specification: Electrician will supply:

PanelRequirements

New York City coderequires that all electricalcomponents be fieldinstalled.

Powerways must beinstalled in the field.

New York City-versionof the base power-in isrequired. It is comprised of ajunction box and a power-way connector. Specialpower pole is not required.

• Order panels withoutpower.

• Order powerways forfield installation.

• Order New York City-version of base power-in.

• Order receptacles.

• Connection to buildingpower supply


Lights cannot require toolsto install.

Light harnesses are prohibited.

• Order shelf lights as anoption, which require notools to install.

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Special Requirements for Los AngelesIncluding California OSHPD

Los Angeles Los Angeles Code Specification: Electrician will supply: Specification:


Lights cannot require tools to install.

Light harnesses are prohibited.

• Order shelf lights as anoption, which require notools to install.

California OSHPD California OSHPD

PanelRequirements

In California, the Office ofStatewide Health Planningand Development (OSHPD)requires special power-inconnections that will reducethe chance of a hazard ifpanels are disturbed duringan earthquake. The rulesare mandated for healthcarefacilities only. There are fourproducts that can be used tomeet OSHPD requirements.

Hinges that meet OSHPDstability requirements for in-line and 90° panel connec-tions are available.

Breakaway basepower-in features a connector that interrupts the power supply if the paneltips.

Anchor bracket attachesto panel glide and securesthe panel to the floor at apower entry point—wherethe power pole or basepower-in is attached. Anchorbracket prevents panelmove ment and possibledamage to the electricalconnection.

• Order breakaway base power-in for panelsconnected to power-ins.

• Order in-line and 90° hinges for panel connections.

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Tackable Acoustical Panels 44

Panel Filler Packages 45

Panel Brackets 48

OSHPD Panel Brackets 49

Panel Accessories 50

Panel Wiring and Cabling 51

Duplex Receptacle 56

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• Panel with fabric surfaces, fabricdirection with horizontal application: fabric

• Radius top cap, end trim, and base covers withreceptacle knockouts: paint

• Hinge: plastic

1 Style number2 Fabric color number for surface3 Paint color number for top cap, end trim,

and base covers4 Plastic color number for plastic hinge5 Options, if selected (see below) cSee Surface Materials, page 129.

Tip: Fabric application isstandard in the warp hori-zontal direction. Warp verti-cal is available as an option.

Options U.S. Price Required to Specify Surface Fabric direction Materials • Vertical application No cost Specify with vertical application.

Electrical Factory-installed powerwaycPage 32 • 3-circuit powerway with +$185 Specify with 3-circuit powerway with shared neutral shared neutral. • 3-circuit powerway with +$213 Specify with 3-circuit powerway with separate neutrals separate neutral. • 4-circuit (3+D) powerway +$213 Specify with 4-circuit (3+D) powerway. • 4-circuit (2+2) powerway +$253 Specify with 4-circuit (2+2) powerway.

Field-installed powerway • For use in New York City cMust specify powerway for field installation only, page 54.

Factory-installed raceway • For use in Chicago with +$159 Specify with Chicago raceway. power base covers

Related • Panel brackets cPage 48 Products • Panel accessories cPage 50 • Panel wiring and cabling cPage 51


DWidth DStyle DU.S. d dNumber dBase d d dPrice d d d

42"H Panels30" TKTA4230 G4/13 $ 677

36" TKTA4236 G4/13 $ 745

48" TKTA4248 G4/13 $ 852

60" TKTA4260 G4/13 $1013 d d d

53"H Panels30" TKTA5330 G4/13 $ 731

36" TKTA5336 G4/13 $ 800

48" TKTA5348 G4/13 $ 908

60" TKTA5360 G4/13 $1066 d d d

65"H Panels30" TKTA6530 G4/13 $ 873

36" TKTA6536 G4/13 $ 951

48" TKTA6548 G4/13 $1052

60" TKTA6560 G4/13 $1202 d d d

For Canadian PricingMultiply U.S. Price by the Canadian price factor.

See page 1 for details.G4/13 = Last order entry

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Panel End-of-Run Filler Packages



• Filler cover, fabric direction with horizontal application: fabric • Radius top cap and base cover: paint• Carrier: black paint only

1 Style number2 Fabric color number for filler cover3 Paint color number for top cap and base

cover4 Options, if selected (see below)cSee Surface Materials, page 129.




Fabric-Covered Filler Covers42" TKERFILL42 G4/13 $189

53" TKERFILL53 G4/13 $196

65" TKERFILL65 G4/13 $211 d d d

Tip: Fabric application isstandard in the warp hori-zontal direction. Warp verti-cal is available as an option.

Tip: Filler package heightmust match height of tallestpanel.cPage 16




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1 Style number2 Fabric color number for filler 3 Paint color number for base cover and

top cap4 Options, if selected (see below)cSee Surface Materials, page 129.




42" TKLFILL42 G4/13 $189

53" TKLFILL53 G4/13 $196

65" TKLFILL65 G4/13 $211 d d d

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Panel T-Configuration Filler Packages G4/13




1 Style number2 Fabric color number for filler3 Paint color number for base cover and

top cap4 Options, if selected (see below)cSee Surface Materials, page 129.




42" TKTFILL42 G4/13 $189

53" TKTFILL53 G4/13 $196

65" TKTFILL65 G4/13 $211 d d d

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Panel Top Caps for Use at All Panel JunctionsG4/13



• Carton of six radius top caps: paint• Package of six alignment brackets to connect to panel

trim

1 Style number2 Paint color number for top cap cSee Surface Materials, page 129.


DStyle DU.S.dNumber dPriced d

TKTC G4/13 $81 d d

Tip: All panels must be thesame height regardless ofconfiguration.

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Wall-Attachment Brackets G4/13



• Bracket: paint 1 Style number2 Paint color number for bracketcSee Surface Materials, page 129.


DHeight DStyle DU.S.d dNumber dPriced d d

42" TKWAB42 G4/13 $108

53" TKWAB53 G4/13 $108

65" TKWAB65 G4/13 $123 d d d


Panel-Stabilizer Brackets G4/13



• Pair of brackets: black paint only Style number



TKPSB G4/13 $26 d d

Alignment Plates G4/13



• Carton of six alignment plates: black paint only Style number



TKAP G4/13 $89 d d



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In-Line Hinges (OSHPD) G4/13

Standard Includes Required to Specify• Carton of six hinges: black paint only Style number



TKILH G4/13 $72 d d

90° Hinges (OSHPD) G4/13

Standard Includes Required to Specify• Carton of six hinges: black paint only Style number



TK90H G4/13 $72 d d

Anchor Bracket (OSHPD) G4/13



• Two-piece anchor bracket: black paint only Style number



TKAB G4/13 $37 d d

Tip: Four anchor bracketpackages are required foreach cabinet.



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Markerboards G4/13



• Markerboard: white laminate• Frame: black only

1 Style number2 Options, if selected (see below)

Options U.S. Price Required to Specify Markerboard • Black only +$69 Specify with markerboard tray. Tray


DDimensions DStyle DU.S.dD W H dNumber dBased d dPriced d d

3⁄4" 30" 33" TKMB30 G4/13 $542

3⁄4" 60" 33" TKMB60 G4/13 $702 d d d

Panel Accessories G4/13



Tackboards G4/13



• Tackboard, fabric direction with horizontalapplication

• Hardware: black paint only

1 Style number2 Fabric color number for tackboard3 Options, if selected (see below)cSee Surface Materials, page 129.

Options U.S. Price Required to Specify Surface Fabric direction on tackboards Materials • Vertical application No cost Specify with vertical application.

Related • Wall channels cPage 110 Products


DWidth DStyle DU.S.d dNumber dPriced d d

18"H Tackboards30" TKTB1830 G4/13 $196

36" TKTB1836 G4/13 $205

48" TKTB1848 G4/13 $245

60" TKTB1860 G4/13 $337 d d d


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Panel Wiring and Cabling

Base Power-Ins G4/13



• Right-angle base power-in assembly• 6'-long, 1⁄2"-diameter conduit: black only

1 Style number2 Paint color number for base power-in for

use in New York City, if selected3 Wiring schematics (see below under

Required Selections)cSee Surface Materials, page 129.

Required Selections U.S. Price Required to Specify Wiring Three circuit Schematics • Shared neutrals No cost Specify with shared neutrals. • Separate neutrals +$27 Specify with separate neutrals. (large-size opening only)

Four circuit • 3+D wiring schematic +$27 Specify with 3+D wiring. (large-size opening only) • 2+2 wiring schematic +$79 Specify with 2+2 wiring. (large-size opening only)


DStyle DU.S.dNumber dBased dPriced d

3- or 4-Circuit Power-InsTKBPI G4/13 $312

For Use in New York City

TKBPINYC G4/13 $312 d d

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Breakaway Base Power-In (OSHPD) G4/13

Standard Includes Required to Specify• Breakaway base power-in assembly• 6'-long, 1/2"-diameter conduit: black only

1 Style number2 Wiring schematics (see below under

Required Selections)

Required Selections U.S. Price Required to Specify Wiring Three circuit Schematics • Shared neutrals No cost Specify with shared neutrals. • Separate neutrals +$27 Specify with separate neutrals. (large-size opening only)

Four circuit • 3+D wiring schematic +$27 Specify with 3+D wiring. (large-size opening only) • 2+2 wiring schematic +$79 Specify with 2+2 wiring. (large-size opening only)



TKBBPI G4/13 $378 d d

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Cable/Power Poles for Panels G4/13



• Pole: paint • Ceiling trim plate: white paint only• Junction box• Mounting brackets

1 Style number2 Paint color number for pole3 Wiring schematics (see below under

Required Selections)cSee Surface Materials, page 129.

Required Selections U.S. Price Required to Specify Wiring Three circuit Schematics • Shared neutrals +$313 Specify with shared neutrals. • Separate neutrals +$372 Specify with separate neutrals.

Four circuit • 3+D wiring schematic +$372 Specify with 3+D wiring. • 2+2 wiring schematic +$424 Specify with 2+2 wiring.


DPanel DStyle DU.S.dHeight dNumber dBased d dPriced d d

42" TKMPC42 G4/13 $509

53" TKMPC53 G4/13 $509

65" TKMPC65 G4/13 $496 d d d

Tip: Must be used in conjunction with fillers.cPage 16

Tip: Cable/power poles mustbe ordered to the height ofthe tallest panel.

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Powerways (field-installed) G4/13



• Powerway 1 Style number2 Wiring schematics (see below under


Required Selections U.S. Price Required to Specify Wiring Three circuit Schematics • Shared neutrals No cost Specify with shared neutrals. • Separate neutrals +$37 Specify with separate neutrals. Four circuit • 3+D wiring schematic +$37 Specify with 3+D wiring. • 2+2 wiring schematic +$89 Specify with 2+2 wiring.


DPanel DStyle DU.S. dWidth dNumber dBase d d dPrice d d d 30" TKPW30 G4/13 $231

36" TKPW36 G4/13 $231

48" TKPW48 G4/13 $231

60" TKPW60 G4/13 $231 d d d

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Panel-to-Panel Connector G4/13



• Package of six panel-to-panel connectors 1 Style number2 Wiring schematics (see below under


Required Selections U.S. Price Required to Specify Wiring Three circuit Schematics • Shared neutrals No cost Specify with shared neutrals. • Separate neutrals +$166 Specify with separate neutrals. Four circuit • 3+D wiring schematic +$166 Specify with 3+D wiring. • 2+2 wiring schematic +$288 Specify with 2+2 wiring.


DStyle DU.S. dNumber dBased dPriced d

TKPTPC G4/13 $505 d dFor Canadian Pricing

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• Carton of six base covers: paint 1 Style number 2 Paint color number for base covercSee Surface Materials, page 129.



L-Base CoverTKLBC G4/13 $165 d d

T-Base CoverTKTBC G4/13 $165 d d



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Specification InformationDStyle DU.S.dNumber dBased dPriced d

TKRD G4/13 $254 d d

Standard Includes Required to Specify• 15-amp, system ground duplex receptacle: plastic• Package of six

1 Style number2 Plastic color number for receptacle3 Wiring schematic and line type (see

below under Required Selections)4 Options, if selected (see below)cSee Surface Materials, page 129.

Required Selections U.S. Price Required to SpecifyPower 3-Circuit Shared NeutralSchematics • Line 1 No cost Specify with shared neutral, line 1.and Line • Line 2 No cost Specify with shared neutral, line 2.Options • Line 3 No cost Specify with shared neutral, line 3. 3-Circuit Separate Neutral • Line A +$129 Specify with 3SN, line A. • Line B +$129 Specify with 3SN, line B. • Line C +$242 Specify with 3SN, line C. 4-Circuit 3+D • Line 1 No cost Specify with 3+D, line 1. • Line 2 No cost Specify with 3+D, line 2. • Line 3 No cost Specify with 3+D, line 3. • Line 4 +$ 78 Specify with 3+D, line 4. 4-Circuit 2+2 • Line 1 +$ 31 Specify with 2+2, line 1. • Line 2 +$ 31 Specify with 2+2, line 2. • Line 3 +$129 Specify with 2+2, line 3. • Line 4 +$129 Specify with 2+2, line 4. Amperage • 20-amp +$129 Specify with 20-amp.



Larger size

Standard size

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Specifying

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Statement of Line 60

Product Details

Systems Worksurfaces — Full Depth 62

Transaction Worksurfaces 64

Panel-Mounted Systems Worksurface Supports 66

Tables 68

Worksurface Wiring and Cabling Accessories 69

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18"

36" 42" 48" 60" 66" 72" 90"78"

30"

24"

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Statement of LineWorksurfaces

Corner, Flat-Front Worksurfaces–Full Depth


24"

48" 48"

24"

36"36"

24"24"

Corner, Flat-Front Worksurfaces

Corner, Curved-Front Worksurfaces–Full Depth


48"48"

24"24"

36"36"

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Straight Tables

30" 36"


Straight tables are available in Low-Pressure Laminate with3 mm edge. Tables come standard with four post legs.


Round Tables

Round tables are available in Low-Pressure Laminate with 3mm edge. Tables come standard with X-base.

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30"

593/4"

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Product Details

PVC-free, 3 mm edgeprofiles are proprietarypolyolefin blend for all solidcolors and 7 woodgrain fin-ishes. Matching 1 mm sideand back edges are alsoPVC-free. See surfacematerial listing in this bookfor specific PVC-free availability.

ConnectionsWorksurfaces are used inpanel-supported installations.

Supports are orderedseparately and installed inthe field.

For panel-supportedinstallations you can use:• Side support brackets• Cantilevers with tie plate• End panel• Center support panel with

tie plate• Pedestal with filler• Flush mount brackets• Post legs option for hybrid applicationscSee page 66 forPanel-Mounted SystemsWorksurface Supports.

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cSpecifying SystemsWorksurfaces—Full Depthpage 72

Systems worksur-faces—full depth areavailable in two depths,18"D and 30"D.

Front (user’s) edge is aplastic edge band with a 3mm radius. Back and sideedges are flat.

Worksurface has awood core with a Low-Pressure Laminate surfaceand is 13⁄16" thick.

Full-depth worksur-faces fit flush against panels. Cords and cablesare routed through cablescallops.

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For freestanding instal-lations you can use:Freestanding TablecPage 79

Long worksurfacespans must be supportedwith cantilevers, pedestals,legs, or other supports atleast every 54". Reinforcingchannel (TKWSRC) allowsthe distance between sup-ports to be increased to 60"for worksurfaces that will beheavily loaded, or up to 72"for worksurfaces with lighterexpected loads. Reinforcingchannel must be specifiedseparately.cPage 78

Surface Materials Low-Pressure LaminateWorksurfaces

• Low-Pressure LaminatecSee Surface MaterialsReference Manual.

Front (user’s) edge(s)• Plastic

Back and side edges• Plastic color default to match userʼs edge

Wiring & Cabling

Cable scallops providespace for plugs to pass overthe back edge of the worksurface.

Cable scallop can beomitted for freestandingapplications or panel-sup-ported applications whereplugs do not need to passover the back edge of theworksurface.

Cable managementdevices are available tohelp manage conventionaland fiber-optic cablesbeneath the worksurface.cSee Worksurface Wiring

and Cabling Accessories, page 69.

Application TopicsWorksurfaces usedin panel-supportedinstallations must followapplicable panel stabilityguidelines.cPages 11-12

ShippingPalletizing streamlinesunloading and staging ofworksurfaces. Identicalworksurfaces ordered on the same line item arepacked on pallets containing5-50 worksurfaces depend-ing on worksurface size.Remaining worksurfaces are packed individually incartons. If palletizing is notdesired, order in quantitiesof four or less per line item.For maximum unload effi-ciency, utilize pallet handlingequipment at job site when-ever possible.

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PVC-free, 3 mm edgeprofiles are proprietarypolyolefin blend for all solidcolors and 7 woodgrain fin-ishes. Matching 1 mm sideand back edges are alsoPVC-free. See surfacematerial listing in this bookfor specific PVC-free availability.

Transaction worksur-face provides a surfacethat can be used by stand-ing visitors or serve as ashelf.cSpecifying, page 75

Attachment bracketsare included.

Actual DimensionsA B

15" 30"

15" 36"

15" 48"

15" 60"

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Worksurface has a woodcore with a Low-PressureLaminate surface and is13⁄16" thick.

Transaction Worksurfaces

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Transaction worksur-face support bracketsconnect to the verticalupright.

Spanning two panels ispossible.

Width of transactionworksurface matches the width of correspondingpanel.

Recommended stand-ing height for transactionworksurface is achieved byattaching it to 42"H panels.

Utility shelf lights canbe installed beneath trans-action worksurfaces usingscrews and keyhole slots inlight fixture.

Top view

60"

30" 30"

Transaction worksur-face must be centered onthe panel.

Surface MaterialsLow-Pressure Laminate Worksurfaces

• Low-Pressure LaminatecSee Surface MaterialsReference Manual.

Edges• Plastic

Support brackets• Paint

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On-module worksur-face supports engage the slots in the verticaluprights of panels.

Side support bracketssupport worksurfaces at any height in 1" increments.Brackets ship as a left- and right-hand pair and are ordered separately.

Side support bracketscan be used to support theend of a worksurface that iswrapped by a panel with thesame width dimension thatmatches the worksurfacedepth.

Sidesupportbracket

Worksurface supportscan be used in various configurations.cSpecifying, page 76

Cantilever can be used topanel-support a worksurfaceat any height. Cantilevers can be shared by two worksurfaces.cSpecifying, page 76

Side support bracketscan be used to support theends of straight worksur-faces and to support theback corner of any worksurface.cSpecifying, page 77

End panel can be used to support the end of a worksurface.cSpecifying, page 78

Center support panelcan be shared by two worksurfaces and may berequired for longer runs ofworksurfaces.cSpecifying, page 76

Actual Dimensions Side Cantilever Center End Post support support panel Leg bracket panel

Height N.A. 121⁄4" 281⁄2"* 281⁄2" 27"

Depth N.A. 151⁄2" 97⁄16" 291⁄16" N.A.

*Height dimensions include the thickness of a worksurface.

Panel-Mounted Systems Worksurface SupportsFor Panel Applications

Post legs can be used inhybrid applications to sup-port one end of the worksur-face. One or two post legscan be ordered as an optionon a 30"D worksurface.

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Cantilevers support worksurfaces at any heightin 1" increments. Cantileveris non-handed and can beused to support either end ofa worksurface, or shared tosupport two worksurfaces atthe same height simultane-ously. One tie plate shipswith each cantilever.

30"D straight worksur-faces with a cantileverrequire additional floor sup-port along the front edge,such as a pedestal, endpanel, leg, or side supportbracket. If one of the frontcorners of a 30"D worksur-face is supported, the otherend of the worksurface canbe supported by a cantilever,as long as there is a returnpanel at the cantilever sup-ported end.

End panels can be usedto support the end of a worksurface for additionalpanel stability. Refer to theapplicable panel stabilityguidelines for specificrequirements.

End panels are availablein seated heights, and can-not be used in freestandingapplications.

All panel mounted sup-ports can be removed andrepositioned later withoutany permanent damage topanels or skins.

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Center support panelsare available in seatedheights, and cannot be usedin freestanding applicationsor as a substitute for an endpanel. One tie plate shipswith each center supportpanel.

Pedestals with a fillercan be used to support theend of a worksurface inplace of an end panel.

Long worksurfacespans must be supportedwith cantilevers, pedestals,legs, or other supports atleast every 54". Reinforcingchannel (TKWSRC) allowsthe distance between sup-ports to be increased to 60"for worksurfaces that will beheavily loaded, or up to 72"for worksurfaces with lighterexpected loads. Reinforcingchannel must be specifiedseparately.cPage 78

57"W

Reinforcingchannelrequired

Surface MaterialsSide support bracketand reinforcing channel• Black paint only

Cantilever, center support panel, endpanel, and post legs• Paint

Application TopicsWorksurfaces usedin panel-supportedinstallations must followapplicable panel stabilityguidelines.cPages 11-12

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Table top has awood core with a Low-Pressure Laminate surfaces.

Tables can be used in avariety of individual andteam settings.cSpecifying tables, pages79–80

Edge profile is continuousaround all edges of thetable.

Product Details

PVC-free, 3 mm edgeprofiles are a proprietarypolyolefin blend for all solidcolors and 7 woodgrain fin-ishes. See surface materiallisting in this book for spe-cific PVC-free availability.

Edge profile finishesare specified separatelyfrom laminate color.

Surface MaterialsLow-PressureLaminate Tables• Low-Pressure LaminatecSee Surface MaterialsReference Manual.

3 mm profile• Plastic

Application Topics

Mobile pedestals will fitunder tables.

ShippingPalletizing streamlinesunloading and staging ofworksurfaces. Identicalworksurfaces ordered on thesame line item are packedon pallets containing 5-50worksurfaces depending onworksurface size. Remainingworksurfaces are packedindividually in cartons. If palletizing is not desired,order in quantities of four orless per line item. For maximum unload efficiency,utilize pallet handling equip-ment at job site wheneverpossible.

3 mmedge profile

Radius corner eliminatessharp edges and is appropri-ate for freestanding, mobilefurniture.

Table legs are 27"H withstandard adjustable levelers.

Table top has awood core with a Low-Pressure Laminate surfaces. Edge profile is continuous

around all edges of thetable.

Bases are 26"W and279/16"H.

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Width 101⁄4"

Height 3"

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Product DetailsPower and data stripprovides additional electri-cal and voice and datareceptacles.

Power and data stripsare field-installed on either aworksurface or on slatwall.Specify appropriate attach-ment bracket depending onapplication.

Power and data stripworksurface bracketattaches to worksurfaces59⁄64" to 15⁄8" thick.

Wiring & CablingAvailable with an 8'-longcord with plug.

Chicago, New YorkCity, and Los Angeleshave special requirements.

Underwriters Labora - tory (UL) listed. Theseproducts have been designedto meet U.S. and Canadiannational electrical and energycodes and most local buildingcodes. Local electrical codesvary. Consult a qualified elec-trician or electrical engineerfor proper instal lation of allelectrical equipment.

Surface MaterialsPower and data strip• 8043 Clear Anodized Aluminum cover with black faceplate

Attachment brackets• 4799 Platinum paint only

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Corner, Flat-Front Worksurfaces—Full Depth 73

Corner, Curved-Front Worksurfaces—Full Depth 74

Transaction Worksurfaces 75

Panel-Mounted Systems Worksurface Supports 76

Straight Tables 79

Round Tables 80

Power and Data Strip with Cord with Worksurface Attachment Bracket 81


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Options U.S. Price Required to Specify Scallops • Omit scallop No cost Specify omit scallop.

Legs • One post leg +$155 Specify with one leg. • Two post legs +$310 Specify with two legs.

Related • Worksurface supports cPage 76 Products • Reinforcing channel cPage 78


DDimensions DStyle DU.S. dA B dNumber dBase d d dPriced d d

18" 30" TKWS1830 G4/13 $177

18" 36" TKWS1836 G4/13 $188

18" 42" TKWS1842 G4/13 $206

18" 48" TKWS1848 G4/13 $246

18" 60" TKWS1860 G4/13 $285

18" 66" TKWS1866 G4/13 $331

18" 72" TKWS1872 G4/13 $371

18" 78" TKWS1878 G4/13 $472

18" 90" TKWS1890 G4/13 $517

24" 30" TKWS2430 G4/13 $193

24" 36" TKWS2436 G4/13 $206

24" 42" TKWS2442 G4/13 $223

24" 48" TKWS2448 G4/13 $264

24" 60" TKWS2460 G4/13 $298

24" 66" TKWS2466 G4/13 $337

24" 72" TKWS2472 G4/13 $378

24" 78" TKWS2478 G4/13 $503

24" 90" TKWS2490 G4/13 $577

30" 60" TKWS3060 G4/13 $388

30" 72" TKWS3072 G4/13 $463

30" 78" TKWS3078 G4/13 $514 d d d

Tip: Supports for freestand-ing and panel-mountedapplications must be speci-fied separately.

Tip: Long worksurfacespans must be supportedwith cantilevers, pedestals,legs, or other supports atleast every 54". Reinforcingchannel (TKWSRC) allowsthe distance between sup-ports to be increased to 60"for worksurfaces that will beheavily loaded, or up to 72"for worksurfaces with lighterexpected loads. Reinforcingchannel must be specifiedseparately.

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1 Style number2 Low-Pressure Laminate color number

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Options U.S. Price Required to Specify Scallops • Omit scallops No cost Specify omit scallops.

Related • Worksurface supports cPage 76 Products


DDimensions DStyle DU.S. dA B C D dNumber dPriced d d

24" 24" 36" 36" TKWCF24243636 G4/13 $359

24" 24" 48" 48" TKWCF24244848 G4/13 $447 d d d

Tip: Supports must be spec-ified separately, includingside support brackets forrear corner support inpanel-mounted applications.

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• Worksurface: Low-Pressure Laminate–Plastic 3 mm edge profile on front edge–Plastic flat profile on side and back edges default to match front edge

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Options U.S. Price Required to Specify Scallops • Omit scallops No cost Specify omit scallops.

Related • Worksurface supports cPage 76 Products


DDimensions DStyle U.S. dA B C D dNumber Price

d d d d d d

24" 24" 36" 36" TKWCC24243636 G4/13 $424

24" 24" 48" 48" TKWCC24244848 G4/13 $513 d d d

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• Worksurface: Low-Pressure Laminate • Laminate worksurface:

–Plastic 3 mm edge profile on front edge–Plastic default flat profile on side and back edges

• Cable scallops on back edges

1 Style number 2 Low-Pressure Laminate number for

worksurface3 Plastic color number for front edge on

laminate worksurface4 Options, if selected (see below)cSee Surface Materials, page 129.

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DDimensions DStyle DU.S. dA B dNumber dPriced d d

With Brackets for Use with ap40 Panels15" 30" TKTWS1530 G4/13 $301

15" 36" TKTWS1536 G4/13 $326

15" 48" TKTWS1548 G4/13 $374

15" 60" TKTWS1560 G4/13 $404 d d d

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On-Module Center Support Panel G4/13



• Center support panel: paint• Tie plate• Attachment hardware

1 Style number2 Paint color number for center support

panelcSee Surface Materials, page 129.


DPlanning DStyle DU.S.dDimensions dNumber dPricedD H d dd d d

97⁄16" 281⁄2" TKCSP G4/13 $162 d d d

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• Cantilever: paint• Tie plate• Attachment hardware

1 Style number2 Paint color number for cantilevercSee Surface Materials, page 129.



TKCANT G4/13 $125 d d

Tip: 30"D cantileveredworksurfaces require addi-tional floor support alongthe front edge, such as apedestal, end panel, postleg, side support bracket, oran adjacent return worksur-face. If one of the front cor-ners of a 30"D worksurfaceis supported, the other endof the worksurface can besupported by a cantilever,as long as there is a returnpanel at the cantilever sup-ported end.



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Standard Includes Required to Specify• Package of six tie plates: black paint only• Attachment hardware

Style number


DDimensions DStyle DU.S.d dNumber dPriced d d

33⁄4"L TKTIEPLATE G4/13 $116 d d d

Flush-Mount Brackets G4/13

Standard Includes Required to Specify• Flush-mount brackets: black paint only• Attachment hardware

Style number



TKFB G4/13 $29 d d

Side Support Brackets G4/13



• Pair of side support brackets: black paint only Style number


DDimensions DStyle DU.S.dD W H dNumber dPriced d d

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End Panel G4/13



• End panel: paint 1 Style number2 Paint color number for end panelcSee Surface Materials, page 129.



30" 11⁄8" 27" TKEP30 G4/13 $574 d d d

Tip: Long worksurface spansmust be supported with can-tilevers, pedestals, legs, orother supports at least every54". Reinforcing channel(TKWSRC) allows the dis-tance between supports to beincreased to 60" for worksur-faces that will be heavilyloaded, or up to 72" for work-surfaces with lighter expectedloads. Reinforcing channelmust be specified separately.

Reinforcing Channel G4/13



• Reinforcing channel: black paint only• Attachment hardware

Style number


DDimensions DStyle DU.S.d dNumber dPriced d d

57"W TKWSRC G4/13 $57 d d d


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• Table: Low-Pressure Laminate • 3 mm edge profile: plastic• Four post legs: paint


for table3 Plastic color number for edge on table4 Paint color number of legscSee Surface Materials, page 129.


DDimensions DStyle DU.S. dA B dNumber dPrice d d d

24" 593⁄4" TKWS2460FS G4/13 $ 960

24" 713⁄4" TKWS2472FS G4/13 $1044

30" 593⁄4" TKWS3060FS G4/13 $1064

30" 713⁄4" TKWS3072FS G4/13 $1139 d d d

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DDiameter DStyle DU.S. d dNumber dPriced d dd d d

30" TKRT30 G4/13 $723

36" TKRT36 G4/13 $750 d d d

Standard Includes Required to Specify• Table: Low-Pressure Laminate• Edge: plastic 3 mm edge profile• Base: paint

1 Style number2 Low-Pressure Laminate color number for worksurface3 Plastic color number for edge4 Paint color number for basecSee Surface Materials, page 129.



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Standard Includes Required to Specify• Power and data strip with cord: 8043 Clear Anodized

Aluminum cover with black faceplate• Worksurface attachment bracket: 4799 Platinum paint

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Specification Guide 83


Understanding 85

Specifying 101

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Over the Case Bins

30"W 36"W 48"W 60"W

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Statement of Line Storage

Two-High Lateral Files

30"W 36"W

28"H • •


18"D

Integral pullsteel front

Fixed Pedestals 15"W

27"H •



171/2"D

Mobile Pedestal

15"W

21"H •


Integral pull steel front

171/2"D

Open Cabinets

30"W 36"W

28"H • •


18"D


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Shelves

30"W 36"W 48"W 60"W

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Pedestals

Fixed Pedestals 86

Mobile Pedestal 88

Two-High Lateral Files 90

Open Cabinets 92

Over the Case Bins 94

Shelves 96

Plastic Vertical Wire Manager 98

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27"H fixed pedestalsare floor-standing and cansupport worksurfaces at281⁄2"H.cSpecifying, page 102

Actual DimensionsDepth with integral pull 171⁄2", 225⁄8", and 285⁄8"steel front

Width 15"

Height 27"

Finished back andsides are standard.

Top is open and accommo -dates attachment to aworksurface. Attachmenthardware is included.

Lock is standard onpedestals and secures all drawers. Lock is locatedin the top drawer. Locks arestandard factory-installed,keyed random.cLock and Keying, page135

Drawer fronts are steel.

3"H base is integral to27"H pedestal case.

Leveling glides adjust toinstall pedestals on unevenfloors. 27"H pedestals havea 17⁄8" adjustable gliderange.

Box and file drawers,which open 3⁄4 of their depth,are available on 225⁄8"D and285⁄8"D pedestals. Boxdrawers, file drawers, andshelves are available on171/2"D pedestals.

Pull is full width andintegral.

Product Details

Box drawers are awelded steel construction.

File drawers are a weldedsteel construction. Drawerbody sides are full heightand accom mo date front-to-back filing of hanging letter-size file folders.

Optional rails accommo -date side-to-side filing ofletter-, A4-, and legal-sizehanging folders.Exception: Legal-size filefolders cannot be filed in171⁄2"D and 225⁄8"Dpedestals.

Basic drawer interiorsare standard on pedestals.Rails, box drawer dividers,and pencil trays can beordered as options.

Label holders areavailable through ServiceParts. Label holder fitsinside the integral pull ofdrawers.

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Fixed pedestals areintended to attach under aworksurface for security andsupport.

Filler conceals the gap thatmay exist between the faceof a panel and the back of a27"H pedestal. Fillers arealso used to provide stabilityfor pedestal and worksurfaceconfigurations that are notpanel-wrapped. Tip: Use 1⁄2" filler for 171⁄2"Dpedestals and 13⁄8" filler for225⁄8"D and 285⁄8"Dpedestals.

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Wiring & CablingFixed pedestals do notaccommodate cable-routing.

Surface MaterialsPedestal, steel drawerfronts, and integralpulls• Paint

Lock • 9201 Polished Chrome• 9250 Ember Chrome (option)

Drawer bodies, drawersuspensions, rails,dividers, and glides• Black

ShippingPedestals are normallyshipped in heavy-duty,recyclable stretch wrap toreduce the amount ofcorrugated board needed.

Locks are availablefactory- or field-installed.Factory-installed locks arestandard and availablekeyed random only. Optionalfield-installed locks areavailable with consecutive,specific, and random keyingoptions. Master-keyed locksare also available. Field-installed lock cylinders mustbe specified separately.cLock and Keying, page135

Non-locking pedestalis available as an option.

27"H fixed pedestalshave base alignment withother storage compo nentsthat have a 3"H base.Pedestals cannot be used infreestanding applicationswithout counterweights.

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Mobile pedestal fitsunder a worksurface andcan be moved whereverstorage is needed. Theyprovide an auxiliary work -surface when you needmore space to spread outyour work.cSpecifying, page 104

Actual DimensionsDepth with integral pull 171⁄2"steel front

Width 15"

Overall height with 1⁄8"H top 21"

Product Details

Box drawer is a weldedsteel construction.

File drawer is a weldedsteel construction. Drawerbody sides are full-heightand accom mo date front-to-back filing of hanging letter-size file folders.

Optional rails accommo -date side-to-side filing ofletter- and A4-hangingfolders. Exception: legal-sizefile folders cannot be filed in171⁄2"D mobile pedestals.

Basic drawer interiorsare standard in mobilepedestals. Rails, box drawerdividers, and pencil trayscan be ordered as options.

Pull is full-width and integralwith the drawer.

Label holders areavailable through ServiceParts. Label holder fitsinside the integral pull offlush-front drawers.

Standard with box and filedrawers.

Top is 1⁄8"H steel. Additionaltop options are available.

Lock is standard on mobilepedestal and secures alldrawers. Lock is located in the top drawer. Locks arestandard factory-installed,keyed random.cLock and Keying, page 135

Finished back andsides are standard.

Drawer fronts areavailable in steel. Mobilepedestals maintain drawerpull and drawer frontalignment with other storagecomponents that have a 3"base.

Four casters are hardcomposition and non-locking,with a full-rotation swivelmechanism. Casters areexposed at the base.

Mobile pedestalcushion top option provides a temporary seatideal for informal gatherings. cSpecifying, page 104

Pull on mobile pedestalis full width and integral.

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1"H steel and 1"Hcushion tops areavailable in place ofstandard 1⁄8"H steeltop.

Safety interlocksystem allows only onedrawer to be opened at atime for added stability.

Locks are available factory-or field-installed. Factory-installed locks are standardand available keyed randomonly. Optional field-installedlocks are available withconsecutive, specific, andrandom keying options.Master-keyed locks are alsoavailable. Field-installed lockcylinders must be specifiedseparately.cLock and Keying, page135

Counterweights areincluded to provide addedstability. All pedestals areshipped with a factory-installed counterweightpackage that meets orexceeds standards for theindustry.

Steel top1"H

Cushion top 1"H

ConnectionsMobile pedestals are notintended to directly interfacewith panels or other furniturecomponents.

Wiring & CablingMobile pedestals do notaccommodate cable routing.

Surface MaterialsMobile pedestal, steeldrawer fronts, andintegral pulls• Paint


Cushion top• Upholstery

Drawer bodies, drawersuspensions, rails,dividers, and glides• Black

ShippingMobile pedestals arenormally shipped in heavy-duty, recyclable stretch wrapto reduce the amount ofcorrugated board needed.

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Lateral file is ideal forhigh-density paper storage.cSpecifying, page 105

Actual DimensionsDepth with integral pull steel front 18"

Width 30" and 36"

Height 28"

Finished back isstandard.

Pull on lateral file is fullwidth and integral.

Drawers open their fulldepth for total access to thecontents are standard 12"H.

Drawers are steel.

Lock is standard on lateralfiles and secures alldrawers. Lock is located attop left corner of top drawer.Locks are standard factory-installed, keyed random. cLock and Keying, page135

Label holders are included with each drawer.Label holder fits inside theintegral pull. Perforated labels are included and can be created using the template available onwww.steelcase.com/label.

Leveling glides adjust upto 7⁄8" to install lateral fileson uneven floors.

Base is 3"H and is integralto the case.

Top is standard 1"H steel.Product Details

Pull is full width and integralwith the drawer.

Drawer interiors includeone hanging folder bar perdrawer in each 18"D case.Alternative interiors areavailable as options. Tip: Your specification foroptional drawer interiors will apply to all the drawerswithin a single lateral file.

Rails accommodate front-to-back filing of letter-, A4international-, and legal-size hanging folders. Railpackages accommodate tworows of letter-size files in30"W drawers.


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Dividers accommodateside-to-side filing of expand -able folders and otherobjects. Divider packagesinclude three dividers andone hanging folder bar perdrawer and are specified asan option.

Safety interlocksystem allows only onedrawer to be opened at atime.

Locks are availablefactory- or field-installed.Factory-installed locks arestandard and availablekeyed random only. Optionalfield-installed locks areavailable with consecutive,specific, and random keyingoptions. Master-keyed locksare also available. Field-installed lock cylinders mustbe specified separately.cLock and Keying, page135

Counterweight pack -ages must be specified asan option for lateral filesthat are not ganged toanother case, attached toa worksurface, or bolted tothe floor or wall.

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Ganging hardware isincluded to increase stabilityand maintain alignment byjoining adjacent componentsside by side, back to back,or both. Lateral files can alsobe bolted to the floor, orattached to a worksurface orwall for stability.

Surface MaterialsLateral file, includingsteel top, drawerfronts, and integralpulls• Paint


Drawer bodies,hanging folder bars,rails, and dividers• Black

ShippingLateral files are normallyshipped in heavy-duty,recyclable stretch wrap toreduce the amount ofcorrugated board needed.

Counterweightpackages ship separatelyfrom case and must be field-installed.

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No-top cabinets areavailable as an option forinstallations where cabinetwill be installed under awork sur face. Hardware isincluded to attach case toworksurface. No-top optionreduces height of cabinetby 1". Exception: due to theopen cabinetʼs height and 3"base, filing of commonbinders is not possible onboth shelves at the sametime.

Counterweights arenot required on storagecabinets.

Connections

Ganging hardware isincluded to increase stabilityand maintain alignment byjoining adjacent componentsside by side, back to back,or both. Storage cabinetscan also be bolted to thefloor or wall for stability.

Surface MaterialsCabinet, includingsteel top, andadjustable shelves• Paint

ShippingStorage cabinets arenormally shipped in heavy-duty, recyclable stretch wrapto reduce the amount ofcorrugated board needed.

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Open storage cabinetsoffer high-density storage ofa wide range of items for anindividual or group.cSpecifying, page 106

Actual DimensionsDepth with flush steel front 18"

Width 30" and 36"

Height 28"

Finished back isstandard.

Base is 3"H and is integralto the case.

Leveling glides adjust up to 7⁄8" to install cabinet onuneven floors.

Top is standard 1"H steel.

Interior of cabinetincludes one adjustable shelf.Shelf can be positioned in theinterior of the storage cabinetin 3⁄4-inch vertical incrementsusing a reversible bracket.

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Product Details

Lock in bin is concealedfrom view beneath the shelf.Locks are available factory-orfield-installed. Factory-installed locks are standardand available keyed randomonly. Two-door units arekeyed alike. Optional field-installed locks are availablewith consecutive, specific,and random keying options.Master-keyed locks are alsoavailable. Field-installed lockcylinders must be specifiedseparately.cLock and Keying, page 135

Utility electronic lightis available for use beneathbins. Lights recess into thebottom of overhead bins andare available as an option.

Light includes the lampand a 9' cord with three-prong plug.

Plug configurationallows two shelf lights toengage adjacent outlets inone receptacle.

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Height 161⁄4"

Over the case bins can beattached to panels with an on-module bracket and provideoverhead storage in the workspace.cSpecifying, pages 107

Flat-front lift-up doorsopen and close quietly.When up, the doors rest ontop of the case to providemore storage space inside.

Recess beneath unit canaccommodate a shelf light.

Locks are standard on binsto secure the door(s). Lockis located underneath thecenter of the shelf. Locksare standard factory-installed, keyed random.Two-door units are keyedalike. A no-lock option isavailable.cLock and Keying, page 135

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Safety catch locksoverhead storage unit toframe to prevent accidentalremoval.

On-module attachmentbrackets are used tomount bins on panels of thesame width as bins and areincluded with the bin as astandard component.

Bin is steel and shipsassembled.

Lights are available for usebeneath bins. Lights recessinto the bottom of bins andare available as an option.

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Wiring & Cabling

Vertical wire managersare available to concealcords that are routed fromlight mounted beneath overhead storage.cPage 98

Bracket allows shelf lightto be installed without toolsand to be recessed undermost bins and shelves. Thebracket snaps into the endcaps and then light snapsinto place.

Light can be mountedanywhere from side to sidebeneath bin or shelf. Thecord length is the onlylimitation.

Wall channels areavailable to attach bins toconcrete or block walls. Wallchannels can be used toattach bins and tackboardsto wood, dry wall, or plasterwalls if the wall is reinforced.cPage 99

Energy-saving T8lamps have triphosphorcoating for balanced colorand pleasing light.

Bin height acceptsstandard and A4 binders.

Power drawn isapproximately 1/2 amp.

Connections

Steel support hooks on end supports insert intothe slotted channel of apanel or wall channel andlock into place with a safetycatch.

Width of over the casebin must match the width ofthe panel or panels that it isattached to when using anon-module bracket. Bin mayspan up to two frames.

Additional support forstability may be requiredwhen bins are attached topanels. Counterbalancingloads on opposite sides ofthe panels increasesstability.

Light mounts recessedor flush depending ondesign of overhead storagebin or shelf. Installation isdone in the field.

Surface MaterialsOver the case bin• Paint

Lock• 9201 Polished Chrome• 9250 Ember Chrome (optional)

On-module attachmentbrackets• Black paint only

Light housing• Black paint (standard)

Light reflector• White on Utility lights

Light cord• Black plastic only

Light end cap cordmanager• Black plastic only

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Shelves provide overheadstorage in the work space.cSpecifying, page 108

Actual DimensionsDepth 143/4"

Width 30", 36", 48", and 60"

Height 71/2"

Safety catch locks shelfunits to frame to preventaccidental removal.

On-module attachmenthooks are integral to theend supports and are usedto mount shelves on panelsof the same width as bins.

Product Details

Utility electronic lightis available for use beneathshelves. Lights recess intothe bottom of the shelf andare available as an option.

Light includes the lampand a 9' cord with three-prong plug.

Plug configurationallows two shelf lights toengage adjacent outlets inone receptacle.

Energy-saving T8lamps have triphosphorcoating for balanced colorand pleasing light.

Power drawn isapproximately 1/2 amp.

Connections

Steel support hooks on end supports insertinto the slotted channel of apanel channel and lock intoplace with a safety catch.

Width of shelf mustmatch the width of the panelor panels that it is attachedto with the on-modulebrackets. Shelves may spanup to two frames.

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Light mounts recessedor flush depending ondesign of over the case binor shelf. Installation is donein the field.

Bracket allows light to beinstalled without tools and tobe recessed under mostbins and shelves. Thebracket snaps into the endcaps and then shelf lightsnaps into place.

Surface MaterialsShelf• Paint

Light housing• Black paint (standard)

Light reflector• White on Utility lights

Light cord• Black plastic only

Light end cap cordmanager• Black plastic only

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Cap finishes top edge whenwire manager extends to thetop cap of the panel. Cap isincluded.

48"H plastic wiremanager can be cut tomeet special requirements.


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Plastic vertical wiremanager conceal cords,cables, and light harnessesthat are routed along theedge of panels. cSpecifying, page 109

ConnectionsHooks attach the verticalwire manager to the slottedchannel on a panel. Positionof hooks can be adjusted inthe field. 48"H vertical wiremanager ships with fourhooks.

Surface MaterialsVertical wire manager• Plastic (48"H only)

Cap• Black plastic only

Application Topics48"H plastic versioncan be cut to length.

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Wall channel horizontalbrace• PaintTip: Horizontal brace will bevisible until hidden by contentsof shelf or storage bin.

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Wall hang channels forshelves, overhead storagebins, or tackboards cannotbe used with a wall startjunction.

Worksurfaces may beattached to wall channelswith cantilevers, subject tothe following applicationguidelines:• All worksurfaces must be 24"D or less.• Worksurfaces must be supported by a cantilever or legs every 42" or 48". Cantilevers can be shared when worksurfaces are adjacent.• Wall channel horizontal braces must be installed directly behind all wall- mounted worksurfaces, and also at the top of the wall channels.• Worksurface-supported pedestals cannot be hung from a wall-mounted worksurface.

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Limit to two panel-supported components foreach pair of wall channels.

Wall channel horizontalbrace is required toreinforce vertical wallchannels that supportstorage bins and shelvesthat are wider than 48"and are attached to walls.

Wall channelhorizontal brace isrequired for eachcomponent that is widerthan 48". The brace shouldbe positioned at the toplocation of each bin or shelfof the vertical wall channel.

Width of horizontalbrace must match width ofshelf of storage bin. Brace isnot required for applicationsthat involve shelves and binsthat are 48"W or less.

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Product Details

Wall channel can bepositioned on wall at varyingheights.

Order wall channel heightaccording to its intendeduse. Cutting wall channels isnot recommended.

ConnectionsWall channels can beused to support shelves,storage bins, andtackboards.

Field install on:• Concrete walls: Hilti type anchors• Drywall or plywood: 5⁄8" thick, Toggler type 3⁄16" wall anchor• Steel and wood studs: #10 sheet metal or wood screws of appropriate lengthAnchors must be used oneach screw hole location ofthe wall channel.

Components attach at1" increments, but screwsblock some slot locations.

screw position

Slotted steel channelaccepts shelves, over thecase bins, or tackboards.cSpecifying, page 109


Width 13⁄16"

Height 53" and 65"

Application TopicsReinforce wall bypositioning studs where wallchannels will be attached.See dimensions below.

Tip: Wall channels can be shared.

Distance between center lines of reinforced wall channels matcheswidth of overhead storage unit.

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Fixed Pedestals 102

Pedestal Fillers 103

Mobile Pedestal 104

Two-High Lateral Files 105

Open Cabinets 106

Over the Case Bins 107

Shelves 108

Storage Accessories 109


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• Pedestal: paint • Drawer fronts with integral pulls: paint to match pedestal • Drawer interiors: black only• Lock, keyed random: 9201 Polished Chrome• Mounting hardware• Four adjustable leveling glides

Options U.S. Price Required to Specify Drawer Rails Accessories • Two side-to-side hanging +$ 26 Specify with rails. rails per file drawer

Drawer 171/2"D shelf/box/file, 225/8"D file/file, and 285/8"D box/box/file pedestals Interiors • Pencil tray and box +$ 43 Specify with pencil tray and box drawer drawer dividers dividers.

Counter- • Package +$130 Specify with counterweight. weights

Lock and Lock Keying • Ember Chrome No cost Specify with 9250 Ember Chrome lock. • No lock –$ 58 Specify with no lock.

Keying • Factory- and field-installed keying cPage 134

Related • Storage accessories cPage 109 Products


DDimensions DStyle DU.S. dD W H dNumber dBase d d dPriced d d

27"H Fixed Pedestals with 3" BaseTwo Shelves and One File Drawer

171⁄2" 15" 27" TKPF1827SSF G4/13 $530

One Shelf, One Box, and One File Drawer

171⁄2" 15" 27" TKPF1827SBF G4/13 $530

One Shelf and One File Drawer

171⁄2" 15" 27" TKPF1827SF G4/13 $530

Two Box and One File Drawers

225⁄8" 15" 27" TKPF2427BBF G4/13 $577

285⁄8" 15" 27" TKPF3027BBF G4/13 $702

Two File Drawers

225⁄8" 15" 27" TKPF2427FF G4/13 $577

285⁄8" 15" 27" TKPF3027FF G4/13 $702 d d d

1 Style number 2 Paint color number for pedestal 3 Options, if selected (see below)cSee Surface Materials, page 129.

Tip: Legal size file folderscannot be filed in 171⁄2"D or225⁄8"D pedestals.


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• Filler: paint • Installation hardware

1 Style number2 Paint color number for fillercSee Surface Materials, page 129.


DDimensions DStyle DU.S. dD H dNumber dPrice d d d

Pedestal Fillers for 27"H x 171⁄2"D Fixed Pedestals1⁄2" 27" TKFP27B G4/13 $78 d d d

Pedestal Fillers for 27"H x 225⁄8"D or 285⁄8"D Fixed Pedestals13⁄8" 27" TKFP27 G4/13 $78 d d d

Tip: 1⁄2"D pedestal filler isused with 171⁄2"D pedestals.

Tip: 13⁄8"D pedestal filler isused with 225⁄8"D and285⁄8"D pedestals.



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• Pedestal: paint • 1⁄8"H steel top: paint to match pedestal• Drawer fronts with integral pulls: paint to match pedestal• Basic drawer interiors: black only• Lock, keyed random: 9201 Polished Chrome• Four hard-composition, non-locking casters: black only• Safety interlock mechanism• Counterweight package

Options U.S. Price Required to Specify Tops • 1"H square edge steel top +$ 62 Specify with steel square top.

Cushion top for factory installation • Cushion top +$329 Specify with cushion top and indicate fabric color number.

Drawer Rails Accessories • Two side-to-side hanging +$ 26 Specify with rails. rails per file drawer

Drawer • Pencil tray and +$ 43 Specify with pencil tray and box drawer Interiors box drawer divider divider.

Lock and Lock Keying • Ember Chrome No cost Specify with 9250 Ember Chrome lock. • No lock –$ 58 Specify with no lock.





Box/File225⁄8" 15" 21" TKPM2421BF G4/13 $789 d d d

1 Style number2 Paint color number for pedestal3 Options, if selected (see below)cSee Surface Materials, page 129.

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Tip: Counterweight optionshould be specified if thecabinet is not ganged toadjacent cabinets or boltedto the floor or wall.

Tip: Counterweightpackages ship separatelyfrom case and must beinstalled on site.



• Lateral file: paint• 1"H top: paint to match file• Integral pulls • Central lock, keyed random: 9201 Polished Chrome• One label holder per drawer: clear plastic• Drawer body: black only• Drawer suspensions: black only• One hanging folder bar per drawer • Four adjustable leveling glides

1 Style number 2 Paint color number for file3 Options, if selected (see below)cSee Surface Materials, page 129.

Options U.S. Price Required to Specify Tops No top • For use under a worksurface –$ 87 Specify with no top.

Drawer • Rails +$ 26 Specify with rails. Interiors • Divider package +$ 26 Specify with divider package.

Counter- • Package +$130 Specify with counterweight. weights

Lock and Lock Keying • Ember Chrome No cost Specify with 9250 Ember Chrome lock.


Related • Storage accessories cPage 109 Products • Details containers cSee Details SpecGuide.



Two 12"H Drawers18" 30" 28" TKLF18302 G4/13 $ 983

18" 36" 28" TKLF18362 G4/13 $1140 d d d




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• Storage cabinet: paint• 1"H top: paint to match cabinet• Adjustable shelf: paint to match cabinet• Brackets for adjustable shelves: black• Four adjustable leveling glides

1 Style number 2 Paint color number for cabinet3 Options, if selected (see below)cSee Surface Materials, page 129.

Options U.S. Price Required to Specify Tops No top • For use under a worksurface –$87 Specify with no top.

Related • Storage accessories cPage 109 Products • Details containers cSee Details SpecGuide.



18" 30" 28" TKCAB18302 G4/13 $888

18" 36" 28" TKCAB18362 G4/13 $966 d d d


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Standard Includes Required to Specify• Over the case bin with lift-up door: paint• Recess beneath unit to accommodate shelf light• On-module attachment brackets with safety catch:

black paint only• Lock, keyed random: 9201 Polished Chrome

Options U.S. Price Required to Specify Shelf Lights • Utility with electronic ballast, 25" +$307 Specify with 25" light. • Utility with electronic ballast, 25" +$380 Specify with 25" Chicago light.

Lock and Lock Keying • No lock –$ 58 per door Specify with no lock. • Ember Chrome No cost Specify with 9250 Ember Chrome lock.




DDimensions DNumber DStyle DU.S.dD W H dof Doors dNumber dBased d d dPrice d d d d

153⁄4" 30" 161⁄4" 1 TKBB30 G4/13 $ 582

153⁄4" 36" 161⁄4" 1 TKBB36 G4/13 $ 588

153⁄4" 48" 161⁄4" 1 TKBB48 G4/13 $ 595

153⁄4" 60" 161⁄4" 2 TKBB60 G4/13 $1047 d d d d

1 Style number2 Paint color number for bin3 Options, if selected (see below)cSee Surface Materials, page 129.

cNeed help?Product details,page 94

Tip: 60"W over the case binshave two doors and requiretwo locks, if selected.



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• Shelf: paint• Recess beneath unit to accommodate shelf light• On-module attachment hooks with safety catch

Options U.S. Price Required to Specify Shelf Lights • Utility with electronic ballast, 25" +$307 Specify with 25" light. • Utility with electronic ballast, 25" +$380 Specify with 25" Chicago light.



DDimensions DStyle DU.S. dD W H dNumber dBase d d dPrice d d d

143⁄4" 30" 71⁄2" TKSH30 G4/13 $187

143⁄4" 36" 71⁄2" TKSH36 G4/13 $201

143⁄4" 48" 71⁄2" TKSH48 G4/13 $232

143⁄4" 60" 71⁄2" TKSH60 G4/13 $258 d d d d

1 Style number2 Paint color number for shelf3 Options, if selected (see below)cSee Surface Materials, page 129.



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Storage Accessories

Bookends G4/13

Standard Includes Required to Specify• Package of two or twenty bookends: 6695 Midnight only Style number


DStyle DQuantity DU.S.dNumber d dPriced d d

TKDIV02 G4/13 2 $ 33

TKDIV20 G4/13 20 $316 d d d

Attachment Cable G4/13

Standard Includes Required to Specify• Attachment cable• Package of 1 or 25

Style number


DStyle DQuantity DU.S.dNumber d dPriced d d

TKPCAB1 G4/13 1 $ 17

TKPCAB25 G4/13 25 $345 d d d

Tip: For use withunderworksurface lateralfiles and pedestals.

Plastic Vertical Wire Manager G4/13


DHeight DWith DStyle DU.S.d dCap dNumber dPriced d d d

48" Yes TKVWM G4/13 $46 d d d d

Standard Includes Required to Specify• Vertical wire manager: black plastic• Cap for use when connecting with panel top cap,

on applicable models: black plastic only

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• Horizontal brace: all paint price groups 1 Style number 2 Paint color number for bracecSee Surface Materials, page 129.


DWidth DStyle DU.S.d dNumber dPriced d d

48" TKWCHB48 G4/13 $96

60" TKWCHB60 G4/13 $96 d d d

Wall Channels G4/13For Use with ap40 Over the Case Bins, Shelves, and Tackboards



• Two wall channels: all paint price groups 1 Style number2 Paint color number for channelscSee Surface Materials, page 129.

Related Products • Tackboards cPage 50 • Over the Case Bins cPage 107 • Shelves cPage 108


DHeight DStyle DU.S.d dNumber dPriced d d

53" TKWC53 G4/13 $98

65" TKWC65 G4/13 $98 d d d

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Jack

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Crew 114

Jack Task Chair with Swivel-Only Mechanism 115

Jack Task Chair with Synchro-Tilt Mechanism 116

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Standard Includes Required to Specify• Synchro-tilt mechanism• Pneumatic seat height• Upright back lock• Tilt tension• Back height adjustment• Upholstered seat and inner back: Playground fabric• Outer back: black plastic• Five-arm base: black plastic• Width-adjustable arms, if arms selected: 0835 Black• Hard dual-wheel casters: black• Shipped ready to assemble with no tools required• Meets Cal. 116 and 117 requirements

1 Style number2 Fabric color number for upholstery3 Options, if selected (see below)cSee Surface Materials, page 129.

Options U.S. Price Required to Specify Casters • Soft dual-wheel casters for No cost Specify with soft casters. use on hard floors

Glides • Non-marring plastic glides +$27 Specify with glides.



Full-Back Task Chair with Height- and Width-Adjustable T-ArmsTKTS30821 G4/13 $654 d d

Full-Back Task Chair with Seat Depth and Height- and Width-Adjustable T-ArmsTKTS30822 G4/13 $717 d d

Tip: Hard dual-wheel castersare for use on carpet. Useon hard surfaces, includingfloor mats, will affect chairstability and may result inpersonal injury.

Tip: See TurnstoneSpecification Guide fordimensional information.

Tip: Arms will match base.

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Standard Includes Required to Specify• Swivel-only mechanism• Pneumatic seat height• Armless• Upholstered seat and inner back: Playground fabric• Outer back: black plastic• Five arm base: reinforced black plastic• Hard dual-wheel casters: black• Shipped ready to assemble• Meets Cal. 116 and 117 requirements






Armless Full-Back Task ChairTKTS30301 G4/13 $276 d d


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Jack Task Chair with Synchro-Tilt Mechanism G4/13

Standard Includes Required to Specify• Synchro-tilt mechanism• Pneumatic seat height• Tilt tension• Variable back lock• Adjustable back height• Arms: maintenance-width adjustable arms, black plastic• Upholstered seat and inner back: Fabric price group 1• Outer back: black plastic• Five arm base: reinforced black plastic• Hard dual-wheel casters: black• Shipped ready to assemble• Meets Cal. 116 and 117 requirements






Full-Back Task Chair with Synchro-tilt and Fixed-Height and Maintenance-Width T-armsTKTS30313 G4/13 $483 d d




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TK1SRF-Package 1For Use with SlatRail (ordered separately) in Freestanding Applications

Product Finishes Quantity

SlatRail freestanding stanchions 4799 Platinum 1

Pencil cup 6544 Frost 1

Letter trays 6544 Frost 3

Wastebasket 6000 Black 1

TK2SWF-Package 2For Use with Slatwall (ordered separately) in Freestanding Applications


Slatwall freestanding stanchions 4799 Platinum 1


Binder holders 6544 Frost 3


Double square dish 6544 Frost 1


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TK3SRP-Package 3For Use with SlatRail (ordered separately) in Panel-Mounted Applications


SlatRail panel-mount stanchions 4799 Platinum 1




TK4SWP-Package 4For Use with Slatwall (ordered separately) in Panel-Mounted Applications


Slatwall panel-mount brackets 4799 Platinum 1


Binder holders 6544 Frost 3


Double square dish 6544 Frost 1


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Eyesite single flat panel monitor arm, 4799 Platinum 1clamp mount

Jules keyboard platform, 5" lift and lock 6288 Charcoal 1mechanism with 18" track, standard foam palm rest

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Note: Details Slatwall and SlatRail are available in the widths shown in the table below to fitfreestanding applications or on panels. See Details Specification Guide and DET ElectronicCatalog for ordering.

Slatwall and SlatRail Actual Widths

30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 60"W

ap40 Panels • • • •ap40 Worksurfaces • • • • •

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Specification InformationDStyle DU.S.dNumber dPriced d

TK1SRF G4/13 $293 d d



• SlatRail freestanding stanchions: 4799 Platinum• Pencil cup: 6544 Frost• Package of three letter trays: 6544 Frost• Wastebasket: 6000 Black

Style number

Package 1 G4/13

Tip: Refer to the DetailsSpecification guide and theDetails electronic catalog for SlatRail, or any additionalDetails products or surfacematerials.


TK2SWF G4/13 $445 d d



• Slatwall freestanding stanchions: 4799 Platinum• Pencil cup: 6544 Frost • Package of three letter trays: 6544 Frost• Package of three binder holders: 6544 Frost• Double square dish: 6544 Frost • Wastebasket: 6000 Black

Style number

Package 2 G4/13

Tip: Refer to the DetailsSpecification guide and theDetails electronic catalog for Slatwall, or any additionalDetails products or surfacematerials.


TK3SRP G4/13 $211 d d



• SlatRail panel-mount stanchions: 4799 Platinum• Pencil cup: 6544 Frost • Package of three letter trays: 6544 Frost• Wastebasket: 6000 Black

Style number

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• Slatwall universal panel-mount brackets:4799 Platinum

• Pencil cup: 6544 Frost • Package of three letter trays: 6544 Frost• Package of three binder holders: 6544 Frost• Double square dish: 6544 Frost • Wastebasket: 6000 Black

Style number

Package 4 G4/13

Tip: Refer to the DetailsSpecification guide and theDetails electronic catalog for Slatwall, or any additionalDetails products or surfacematerials.


TK5CST G4/13 $614 d d



• Eyesite single flat panel monitor arm, clamp mount: 4799 Platinum

• Jules keyboard platform, 5" lift and lock mechanism, 18" track, standard foam palm rest: 6288 Charcoal

Style number

Package 5 G4/13

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Surface Materials 129

Directional Laminate Grain Directions 130

Specification Guidelines for Vertical Fabric Applications 131

Color Coordination Matrices 132


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Material

Paint

ApplicationsPanels Worksurfaces Storage Seating Accessories

• Top cap• Trims• Base cover• Wall attachment bracket• Cable/power poles

• Worksurface supports• Legs and bases

• Pedestals• Shelves• Files• Cabinets• Over the case bins• Pedestal fillers

• Lights

• Worksurfaces• Tables

Low-Pressure Laminate

• Hinges• Receptacles

• Worksurface edgesPlastic

• LocksMetal

• Panel surface• Panel filler packages

Vertical Surface Fabric

• Mobile pedestal cushion top

Seating Fabric • Chairs

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Surface Materials

This listing includes allthe surface material choicesthat are available for theproducts in this specifica-tion guide.

ResourcesFor more information aboutsurface materials, refer tothe following resources:

Additional surfacematerials specificationtools are available toassist you in the specifica-tion process—the SurfaceMaterials Binders.

Surface MaterialsBinders include:• Surface Materials

Reference Manual• A complete set of swatch

cards for hard surfaces,vertical surface fabrics,and seating upholstery

Paint

Steelcase SurfacesApplies to:• Panel trim• Top cap• Base cover• Wall attachment brackets• Cable/power poles• Cantilevers• End panels• Legs and table bases• Center support panel• Pedestals• Over the case bins and

shelves• Lateral file• Open cabinet• Base filler

Textured Paint7225 Sand 7230 Basalt7238 Fieldstone7241 Arctic White7243 Seagull

Low-PressureLaminate

Steelcase SurfacesApplies to:• Worksurfaces• Tables

25L1 Winter on Maple25L8 Clear Walnut26L1 Natural Cherry V22L30 Arctic White2L50 Vanadium Fiber2L83 Seagull2L85 Dune

For additional informa-tion, refer to the SteelcaseSurface Materials ReferenceManual.

Plastic

Steelcase SurfacesApplies to:• Hinges

6000 Black6009 Arctic White6249 Platinum Solid6623 Metallic6654 Sand

Applies to:• Receptacles

6000 Black6009 Arctic White6249 Platinum Solid6654 Sand

Note: Light color plas-tic edges are susceptibleto degradation due to nor-mal wear and tear. Staining(e.g., ball point pen or cloth-ing dyes such as bluejeans) and dirt effects aremore pronounced in lightcolors and are not consid-ered defects.

Applies to:• 3 mm edge profile on

worksurfaces

6000 Black*6009 Arctic White*6034 Natural Cherry*6037 Winter on Maple6053 Seagull*6245 Clear Walnut*6654 Sand*

*These solid color and wood grain edge colors arepolyolefin blend, PVC-free material for 3 mm and 1 mm edge bandings.

Applies to:• Seating

6205 Black

Accessory Paint

Steelcase Surfaces4144 Black Gloss

Metal

Steelcase Surfaces9201 Polished Chrome 9250 Ember Chrome (available for locks only)G

Vertical Surface Fabric

Steelcase SurfacesApplies to:• Panels• Filler packages

BoccieP200 New RiceP201 New AlmondP202 New NutmegP203 New CamelP204 New OpalP205 New MistP206 New PlumP207 New LichenP208 New SpearmentP209 New Sky

BariolageG200 New EtudeG201 New AndanteG202 New CantanaG203 New AdagioG204 New MelodyG205 New BallataG206 New Sonata

OpticP540 HazelP541 TwinkleP542 OrionP543 SeaglassP544 Shine P545 HaloP546 WhiskeyP547 BathP548 WhisperP549 BreezyP550 WryP551 Glimmer

Tinsel P516 LitP517 EgoP518 FizzP519 MuseP520 DepthP521 BlissP522 GrowP523 Dolce

Seating Upholstery

Steelcase SurfacesApplies to: • Mobile pedestal cushion

top only

Buzz2JacksPlaygroundSeating VinylStand In

Applies to:• Seating

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Straight SystemsWorksurface - Full Depth

Transaction Worksurface

Corner, Flat-FrontWorksurface - Full Depth

Corner, Curved-FrontWorksurface - Full Depth

Straight FreestandingTable

RoundTable

Directional Laminate Grain Directions

Directional laminatesare standard with the graindirections shown.

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Specification Guidelines for Vertical Fabric Applications

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What is the issue?Some textiles are simpleand look the same regard-less of how you apply themto a product. Many otherfabrics are patterned, tex-tured, or have luster that willhave a distinctly differentappearance if applied in dif-ferent directions on chairs orpanels. Because of thesedifferences, and the fact thatthere are limits to how somefabrics can be applied toSteelcase products, it isimportant to understand fab-ric application direction stan-dards at Steelcase in orderto avoid being disappointed.

Talking about directionFabrics come on rolls. Thelong yarns that run downthe length of the roll arecalled the “warp” yarns.These yarns are used todefine the direction you areviewing the fabric as it isapplied to a panel or chair.Fabric directionality isdetermined by how the fab-ric comes off the roll. It isNOT determined by the waythe pattern looks on theproduct (i.e., horizontalstripes do not mean the fab-ric was applied warp hori-zontal–it could have beenapplied warp vertical).

Warp horizontal application is the stan-dard application directionfor most Steelcase fabricson Steelcase panel andseating products. Horizontalapplication means that asyou view the panel or chairin its upright position, thewarp yarns of the fabric arerunning in the horizontaldirection.cSee Fabric ApplicationDirection for Systems,Casegoods, and Architecturematrix in the SurfaceMaterials Reference Manualfor details on these exceptions.

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Warp vertical applicationis the standard applicationdirection for any panelstaller than 68"H and a fewother exceptions. Verticalapplication means that asyou view the panel or chairin its upright position, thewarp yarns are running inthe vertical direction.cSee Fabric ApplicationDirection for Systems,Casegoods, and Architecturematrix in the SurfaceMaterials Reference Manualfor details on these exceptions.

Steelcase is notrespon sible forcharges associatedwith replace ment or reupholstery of prod-ucts due to incor rectspecifications.

Application TopicsSurface MaterialsRepresen ta tives areavailable to answer yourquestions and to provideclari fi cation. They can alsohelp with situations whereyou are using fabrics under66"W. Call 616.246.9822.

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For example:TKTA533053"H x 30"W tackableacoustical panelsSurface: fabric P505(Charm Shell) with warpvertical.

Specification Guidelines forVertical Fabric Applications

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Panel hinge colors are colors that you can specify to coordinate or contrastwith the paint color that you select for the panel.

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Color Coordination Matrices

Paint Color Suggested Color of Hinge

7225 Sand 6654 Sand

7230 Basalt 6000 Black

7238 Fieldstone 6654 Sand

7241 Arctic White 6009 Arctic White

7243 Seagull 6249 Platinum Solid

Panels

Plastic edge color for someworksurfaces is a color that you canspecify to coord inate or contrast with thelaminate color that you select for theworksurface. You must select a plasticedge color. The table at right givessuggested colors.

Worksurfaces Low-Pressure Laminate Color Suggested Color of Plastic Edge

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2L50 Vanadium Fiber 6654 Sand

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2L30 Arctic White 6009 Arctic White

2L83 Seagull 6053 Seagull

2L85 Dune 6654 Sand

Woodgrain

25L1 Winter on Maple 6037 Winter on Maple

25L8 Clear Walnut 6245 Clear Walnut

26L1 Natural Cherry V2 6034 Natural Cherry

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Factory-Installed Keying

All locking productsare standard with factory-installed, keyed-randomlocks. Consecutive, spe-cific, and random keyingare available as field-installed options. Exceptions: Individual lock-ing drawers are availableonly with field-installedlocks.

Lock face ring

Lock cylinder

Locks consist of a factory-or field-installed lock cylin-der and a factory-installedlock face ring.

Two types of locks areavailable—the standardkeying system (FR series)and the master keying system (XF series). All thelocks in the XF series can be opened with a singlemaster key.

Factory-installed locksare always key random(standard) or master keyrandom (option). Key ran-dom means that the lockswill be assigned arbitrarilyat the factory with key num-bers ranging from FR305 toFR454 (Master keying num-bers: XF1001 to XF1150).All locks within a unit will bekeyed alike.Tip: Random keying canmean that different furniture

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Field-Installed Keying

Field-installed locks areonly available on productsthat include factory-installedlock mechanisms.

Specify plug when speci-fying furniture, and the product will ship with aplastic plug in place of thelock cylinder.Tip: For products withoptional lock colors, makesure to specify the color forboth the lock and lock facering.

Front-removable lockcylinders must be speci-fied separately. You mustalso order a special locktool to install or remove lockcylinders in the field. Tip: Lock tools arereusable. You do not needto order additional lock toolswith every furniture order.

Lock cylinders will beshipped separately so thatyou can install the lockswhen you are ready.

Key specific means thatyou can specify any keynumber from FR305 toFR454 (Master keying num-bers: XF1001 to XF1150).This option can be used tokey all the furniture units ina workstation or departmentthe same.Tip: Designate the quantityper key number in yourspecification.cSee example at right.

Key consecutive meansthat you can specify locknumbers in a consecutiveorder to ensure that notwo locks have the samekey number until the keyse quence repeats. Youmust select a beginning keynum ber from FR305 toFR454 (Master keying num-bers: XF1001 to XF1150).

Example of a typical lockcylinder specification isshown below:

10 LOCK9201FR FR3205 LOCK9201FR FR350

15 LOCK9201XF XF1100

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1 877102003SR standard lock tool1 877102002SR master

lock tool

units will have the same keynumber. If you must have all locks keyed differently,you should specify field-installed, key specific or keyconsecutive lock cylinders.cSee below.

Required to Specify Master key +$23 Specify with master key random random.

Key random means thatthe locks will be assignedarbitrarily at the factory withkey numbers ranging fromFR305 to FR454 (Masterkeying numbers: XF1001 to XF1150). Tip: Random keying canmean that different furnitureunits will have the same keynumber. If you must have all locks keyed differently,you should specify key specific or key consecutivelock cylinders.

Three keying choices areavailable for field installa-tion—random (standard),specific, and consecutive. Allthree are also available withmaster keying, which meansthat all locks can be openedwith a single master key.

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Tip: You can change lockcylinders in the field byusing the appropri ate locktool.

Options U.S. Price Required to Specify Key specific No cost Select key number from FR305–FR454. Key consecutive No cost Specify key consecutive and must select beginning key number from FR305–FR454. Master key +$23 Specify master key random. random each Master key +$23 Specify key number from XF1001–XF1150. specific each Master key +$23 Specify master key consecutive and must select consecutive each beginning key number from XF1001–XF1150.

Specification InformationDColor DStyle DU.S.d dNumber dBased d dPriced d d

FR Series (Standard Keying System) – Lock CylinderPolished Chrome LOCK9201FR No Cost

Ember Chrome LOCK9250FR No Cost d d d

Standard Lock Tool 877102003SR $23 d d d

XF Series (Master Keying System) – Lock CylinderPolished Chrome LOCK9201XF No additional cost. Price included in price of furniture with master-keyed locks.

Ember Chrome LOCK9250XF No additional cost. Price included in price of furniture with master-keyed locks.d d d

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Field-Installed Lock Cylinders

Standard Includes Required to Specify• Lock cylinder, keyed random: 9201 Polished

Chrome or 9250 Ember Chrome• Two keys

1 Style number2 Options, if selected (see below)

Tip: Lock price is includedin price of furniture withlocks.

Tip: For replacement lockcylinders, refer to ServiceParts.



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877102002SR 135 Master Lock Tool

877102003SR 135 Standard Lock Tool

LOCK9201FR 135 Lock Cylinder

LOCK9201XF 135 Lock Cylinder

LOCK9250FR 135 Lock Cylinder

LOCK9250XF 135 Lock Cylinder

TK1SRF 124 Details Worktools Package 1

TK2SWF 124 Detail Worktool Package 2

TK3SRP 124 Details Worktools Package 3

TK4SWP 125 Details Worktools Package 4

TK5CST 125 Details Worktools Package 5

TK90H 49 90° Hinge

TKAB 49 Anchor Brkt

TKAP 48 Align Plate

TKBB30 107 Over the Case Bin




TKBBPI 52 Breakaway Base Power-In

TKBPI 51 Base Power-In

TKBPINYC 51 Base Power-In

TKCAB18302 106 Open Cabinet

TKCAB18362 106 Open Cabinet

TKCANT 76 Systems Cantilever

TKCSP 76 Systems Support Panel

TKDIV02 109 Bookends

TKDIV20 109 Bookends

TKEP30 78 End Panel

TKERFILL42 45 EOR Filler



TKFB 77 Flush-Mount Bracket

TKFP27 103 Ped Filler

TKFP27B 103 Ped Filler

TKILH 49 In-Line Hinge

TKLBC 55 L-Base Cvr

TKLF18302 105 Two-High Lateral File

TKLF18362 105 Two-High Lateral File

TKLFILL42 46 L-Config Flr Pkg



TKMB30 50 Markerboard

TKMB60 50 Markerboard

TKMPC42 53 Cable/Power Pole



TKPCAB1 109 Attachment Cable

TKPCAB25 109 Attachment Cable

TKPF1827SBF 102 Fixed Pedestal

TKPF1827SF 102 Fixed Pedestal

TKPF1827SSF 102 Fixed Pedestal

TKPF2427BBF 102 Fixed Pedestal

TKPF2427FF 102 Fixed Pedestal

TKPF3027BBF 102 Fixed Pedestal

TKPF3027FF 102 Fixed Pedestal

TKPM2421BF 104 Mobile Pedestal

TKPSB 48 Attachment Bracket

TKPTPC 54 Pnl-Pnl Cnnctr

TKPW30 54 Powerway

TKPW36 54 Powerway

TKPW48 54 Powerway

TKPW60 54 Powerway

TKRD 56 Dplex Receptacles

TKRT30 80 Round Table

TKRT36 80 Round Table

TKSH30 108 Shelf

TKSH36 108 Shelf

TKSH48 108 Shelf

TKSH60 108 Shelf

TKSSB 77 Side Support Brkts

TKTA4230 44 Tackable Acoustical 42"H Panel












TKTB1830 50 Tackboard




TKTBC 55 T-Base Cvr

TKTC 47 Top Cap

TKTFILL42 46 T-Config Filler Package



TKTIEPLATE 77 Sys Tie Plates

TKTS30301 115 Jack Task Chair

TKTS30313 116 Jack Task Chair

TKTS30821 114 Crew Task Chair

TKTS30822 114 Crew Task Chair

TKTWS1530 75 Transaction Worksurface




TKVWM 109 Vertical Wire Manager

TKWAB42 48 Wall-Atch Brkt



TKWC53 110 Wall Channel

TKWC65 110 Wall Channel

TKWCC24243636 74 Corner, Crvd-Front Worksurfaces—Full Depth

TKWCC24244848 74 Corner, Crvd-Front Worksurfaces—Full Depth

TKWCF24243636 73 Corner, Flat-Front Worksurfaces—Full Depth

TKWCF24244848 73 Corner, Flat-Front Worksurfaces—Full Depth

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TKWCHB60 110 Wall Channel Horizontal Brace

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TKWS2460FS 79 Straight Table






TKWS3060 72 Sys Straight Wksf


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TKWSPD 81 Power and Data Strip with Cord

TKWSRC 78 Sys Reinforcing Channel


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Trademark List

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® The following are registered trademarks forproducts of Steelcase Inc. or one of its relatedcorporate entities: 4 oʼclock, 900 Series, à la carte, Airtouch, Ally, Amia, Answer,Archipelago, Avenir, Ballet, Bix, BraytonInternational, Cachet, Canopy, Canto,Chancellor, Coalesse, Confidante, Context,Convene, CopyCam, Criterion, Crushed Can,Currency, Designtex, Details, Detour, Drive,Elective Elements, Ellipse, Ember Chrome,Emerge, E-Table 2, FYI, Garland, Gentry,Ginkgo Biloba, Groupwork, Ideo, Jacket,Jenny, Jersey, Kart, Kick, LaCosta, Leap, Letʼs B, LiveBack, Max-Stacker, Metro,Migrations, Mitra, Montage, Nurture, Oriana,Parade, Pathways, PCT, Permiso, Player,PolyVision, Portal, Power Pincher, Progeny,Protégé, R2, Rally, Relevant, Reply, Rizzi Arc,Sensor, Series 9000, Siento, Sieste, Sine,Softcare, Springboard, Steelcase, SteelcaseDesign Partnership, Stella, Stow Davis,Swathmore, TeamWork, Technique, Texpress,Think, Thunder, Topo, Train, Turnstone,Underline, Unison, Vecta, Viridian, Walden,Werndl, and X-Stack.

® The following are a registered trademarks ofAWI Licensing Company, Dover, DE:SoundScapes, DuraBrite, BioBlock, andArmstrong.

® The following registered trademarks are underlicense from Byrne Electrical, Rockford, MI:Interport and Mini-Port.

® The following is a registered trademark ofDuPont, Wilmington, DE: Corian.

® The following is a registered trademark ofGenlyte Thomas Company, Louisville, KY:Lightolier.

® The following is a registered trademark of Hilti Corporation, FL-9494 Schaan, Principality of Liechtenstein: Hilti.

® The following is a registered trademark ofLeviton Manufacturing Company, Little Neck,NY: Decora.

® The following is a registered trademark ofMechanical Plactics Corp, Elmsford, NY:Toggler.

® The following is a registered trademark ofMicrosoft Corporation, Redmond, WA:Microsoft.

® The following is a registered trademark ofPanduit Corporation, Lockport, IL: Panduit.

® The following is a registered trademark of Trav (Press), Cuneo, Italy: Assisa.

® The following is a registered trademark ofVirtual Ink, Boston, MA: mimioActive.

® The following registered trademarks are underlicense from Wilkhahn Furniture Products:Avera, Senzo, Versal, and Wilkhahn FS.

® The following is a registered trademark ofWilsonart International, Temple, TX:Chemsurf.

® The following is a registered trademark ofWiremold, West Hartford, CT: Wiremold.

® The following is a registered trademark ofEMU Group S.P.A., Perugia, Italy: Emu

™ The following are trademarks for products ofSteelcase Inc. or one of its related corporateentities: Access, Active/Passive Shelf, Ainsley,Akira, Alcove, Alerion, alight, Amaris,American Elect, American Tradition, ap40,Arbor, Arriva, Asana, Ascot, Aspekt, Astor,Await, Bira, Bivi, Bottomline, Brook, Burton,c:scape, Calla, Calm, Camber, Campfire,Capa, Cappucino, Cesar, Chester, Chord,Circa, Clarendon, Classic Rectangular, cobi,Collaboration, Community, Company, Convey,Cortex, Coupe, Crea, Crew, Cura, Cypress,Davenport, Dearborn, Deck, Déjà, Denizen,Denska, Derby, Divisio, Donovan, Dune, Duo,e3, e3 ceramicsteel, e3 environmental ceramic-steel, Echo, Edge, Elsna, Empath, Empress,Enea, 3no, EnSync, Enviro, Escapade,Exchange, Exponents, Field, Flat Top,FlexFrame, Flip Top, Flute, Folio, FrameOne,FreeFlow, Frontier, Galilei, Ginger, Ginkgo, GoWall, Grip, Groove, Hatchback, Hawthorne,Hitch, Host Collection, Huddleboard, i2i,Impact, Indy, InfoLink, IOS, I-Solve, Jack,Jarrah, Jetty, Juice, Kami, Kast, Kathryn, Lark,LʼAttitude, LearnLab, Leela, Lincoln, Linden,LiveSeat, Loria, Lyric, Malibu, Malibu Too,Mansfield, Marathon, Martini, Mason, Masque,media:scape, Millbrae, Mineral, Mingle, Mistic,Mistic Metal, Mistic Wood, Montreal, Move,Nadia, Neighbor, nesso, Nickel, Nikko, Nod,node, Norfolk, Ontrak, Oom, Opus, Orchid,Outlook Collection, Ovation, Paloma,Paperflo, Parliament, Pasio, Passerelle,Patriarch, Payback, Peek, Pile File, Pisa,Pool, PUCK, Quba, Rave, Reed, Reunion,Ripple, Riser, Rocco, Rocky, RoomWizard,Runner, Satellite, Sawyer, ScapeSeries, Senti, Sentinel, Senza, Sequoia, Session,ShareLink, Shield, Sidewalk, Skylar, Slumber,Smoke, Snug, Soft Leaf, Sonata, Sorrel,SOTO, Stationkits, Stiletto, Surprise!, Switch,Symphony, Sync, Tava, Tenaro, Terrazzo,Theorem, Topaz, Touchdown, Tour, TowerToo, Trees, Trillium, Trolly, tX2, U-Free, Uno,Verge, Victor2, Visalia, Waldorf, Woodruff,Workspring, and X-tenz.

™ The following is a trademark of MicrosoftCorporation, Redmond, WA: Windows.

™ The following is a trademark of RodmanIndustries, Inc., Oconomowoc, WI:ResinCore1.

™ The following is a trademark of Ultrafabrics,LLC, Elmsford, NY: Ultraleather.

™ The following trademarks are used underlicense from Wilkhahn Furniture: Cana, Linus,Logon, Picto, Range, Stitz, Thema, Timetable,and Tubis.

™ The following is a trademark of MBDC,Charlottesville, VA: Cradle to Cradle.

™ The following trademarks are under licensefrom Walter Knoll: Andoo, Bob, Lazlo, Ribbon,and Together

™ The following trademarks are under licensefrom PP Mobler: Bar and Flag Halyard.

™ The following trademarks are under licensefrom Viccarbe: Davos, Holy Day, Last Minute,RS, and Wrapp.

™ The following trademarks are under licensefrom Carl Hansen: Elbow, Paddle, Shell, Wing,and Wishbone.

™ The following trademarks are under licensefrom Cambridge Sound Management, LLC,Cabridge, MA: Qt PRO Soundmasking, QtQuiet Technology, and Sonet Qt.

™ The following is a trademark of Electri-CableAssemblies, Shelton, CT: Interact.

Trademarks used here in are the property ofSteelcase, Inc. or of their respective owners.

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