Height-Adjustable Desks Speci cation Guide

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1 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie Availability Electronic price list upate with release 186A (US) an 149A (Canaa), ate February 19, 2018 Spec News is available on villagesteelcasecom Search Marketing Resources (Astock) an ownloa the current release s Spec News Tip: Marketing Resources is a new global platform for orering marketing materials that replaces Astock View or ownloa Speci cation Guies at spec-guies/pages/specguiesaspx Transitional proucts in this speci cation guie are maintaine for existing customers only an are likely to be phase out over time These proucts are inicate with a S Proucts that are scheule to be culle are inicate with an G, followe by the last orer entry ate Surface Materials The surface materials team has announce the launch of the Finish Library, foun at nishlibrarysteelcasecom Working With This Speci cation Guie Ten Tips: How to Get the Most Out of This Book 2 Aitional Resources 4 Statement of Line 6 Workstation Design Guielines an Requirements 26 How to Calculate Power Nees 27 Basics of Ergonomic Seating 28 Basics of Staning an Monitor Arm Positioning 29 Worksurface Shape Overview 30 Worksurface Ege Options 31 Height-Ajustable Desks Comparison Chart 32 Worktools Compatibility Charts 34 Ology 41 Migration 95 Series Walkstation an Kybun Footpa 119 Airtouch 125 Series Screens, Cableways, an Cable an Power Management 159 cfor a list of all traemarks, refer to the last page of this speci cation guie 2018 Inc Surface Materials 181 Resources 189 For Canaian Pricing Canaian factor can be foun at steelcasecom/cadpricing Calculate in the following orer to avoi rouning errors: Multiply the base price an each option by the Canaian factor Roun each to the nearest ollar A base an options for total list price

2 Statement of Line En-of-Run In-line L-Base T-Base X-Base V-Base Y-Base Wall-Start Base Base Junctions Junctions Junctions Junctions Junctions Junctions Junctions Junctions Top cap Cable tray Horizontal bars Base covers 18"W 24"W 30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 60"W 72"W Stacking Stacking Stacking L Stacking T Stacking X Stacking V Stacking Y Stacking En-of-Run In-line Junctions Junctions Junctions Junctions Junctions Wall Start Junctions Junctions Junctions Unerstaning c Page 14 Specifying c Pages , 179 Unerstaning c Page 16 Specifying c Pages Unerstaning c Page 18 Specifying c Pages Answer Specification Guie Ten Tips: How to Get the Most Out of This Book Tip 1 Chapter Name Watch the tabs on the right-han eges of the pages They ll always inicate which chapter you are in Tip 2 Panels Base Junctions 30"H 42"H 54"H 66"H 78"H Base Horizontal Frame Package Stacking Junctions 12"H 24"H Use the Statement of Line pages for an over view of the available components, their sizes, an page references for aitional information Each Uner staning chapter inclues a statement of line after the table of contents Tip 3 Fin cross references by looking for page numbers flagge with an arrow Tip 4 Stuy the prouct etail pages in the Unerstaning section to learn everything an expert knows about specific proucts Each prouct etail page in this section contains the following features, where applicable: Prouct Drawing Actual Dimensions Prouct Details Connections Wiring an Cabling Surface Materials Application Topics Prouct Drawing shows you what the prouct looks like an points out important features Base Junctions Base junctions complete the structure of panel packages an panel builups Answer panels always share a junction with ajacent panels You orer the style of junction you nee separately cspecifying, pages Aligners ensure correct with ajacent panel top caps Opening in top of junction allows lay-in cable routing beneath top caps Slots in junction accept the panel s horizontal bars, cable trays an powerkits Slotte channels in junction accommoate worksurface supports an overhea storage components at 1" increments Trim is inclue with L, T, V, an en-of-run junctions to expose surfaces Trim is stanar with paint an available with fabric wrappe or woo veneer options Large opening at worksurface height in 42"H, 54"H, 66"H, an 78"H junctions must be use to route power through an L, T, V, X, or Y base junction A moular harness is require if power is route at any location other than worksurface height Leveling glies ajust to install panels on uneven Range is 2" Actual Dimensions Depth 3" (76 mm) Height ", ", ", ", an " (757 mm, 1035 mm, 1349 mm, 1663 mm, an 1977 mm) *Note: Wall start junctions are not available "H Junction cap is inclue with junction when neee Skins attach to junction with conceale harware Actual Dimensions table lists the imensions of the prouct Prouct Details En-of-run base junction inclues junction, vertical trim, an junction cap En-of-run trim as 1" to footprint In-line base junction inclues junction an plastic top cap aligner L-base junction inclues junction, vertical trim, junction cap, an plastic top cap aligner Prouct Details gives specific information on the prouct an how it is use T-base junction inclues junction, vertical trim, junction cap, an two plastic top cap aligners X-base junction inclues junction, junction cap, an three plastic top cap aligners V-base junction inclues junction, vertical trim, junction cap, an plastic top cap aligner Answer Solutions Specification Guie Y-base junction inclues junction, junction cap, an two plastic top cap aligners Wall start junction secures to the stu in a structural wall or rywall fasteners can be use Vertical trim is not neee Also use in off-moule applications Wall start junction oes not a any imension to panel run An in-line top cap aligner is inclue with in-line junctions Top cap aligners are inclue with L, T, V, X, an Y junctions cpages 313 an 315 Answer Solutions Specification Guie Wiring an Cabling etails the power an cable-management an cable routing capabilities of the prouct Connections Quick lock on both ens of the panel s horizontal connecting bars engage the junction in a tight structural connection Base junctions can accept a stacking junction of the same type only Example: An L-base junction will accept an L-stacking junction Connections escribes how the prouct is assemble or how it attaches to another prouct Skins exten onto junction an meet skin of ajacent panel The slotte channel of the junction is accessible between these two skins Panels can support worksurfaces, shelves, an bins Wiring an Cabling Horizontal routing through junctions is accommoate by openings for moular harnesses an cables Openings at top of junction accept lay-in cable routing Lay-in junction cable sleeves can be ae in the to cover the expose metal eges in lay-in cable space Moular harnesses that are 43" or 80" are available to change the height at which you are routing power kits or to route power from the panel base to ifferent heights Moular harness is use to route power through an L, T, V, X, or Y junction Only the large opening in the junction at worksurface height allows enough space to accommoate the ben in the harness Moular harness is not neee to route power at worksurface height Base Junctions 30"H junction oes not have a large opening A moular harness must be use to route power in a 30"H L, T, V, X, or Y junction Only the base of the junction allows enough space to accommoate the ben in the harness Surface Materials Base junction Black paint Junction is hien when properly installe Vertical trim Paint (stanar) Fabric (option) Woo (option only if woo junction cap is Application Topics Stacking junctions can be use with any height base junction Stability Guielines for application rules See page 47 Surface Materials lists what material is use for each part of the prouct Panels 2 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie

3 Ten Tips: How to Get the Most Out of This Book Tip 5 Refer to the specifying pages for all the information neee to orer a prouct Each prouct specifying page contains a variety of elements to help you complete a specification: Prouct Drawing Stanar Inclues Require to Specify Options Relate Proucts Specification Information Dimensions Style Number Price Stanar Inclues (uner the re or ark grey ban) provies a list of what comes stanar with the prouct Prouct Drawing shows you what the prouct looks like Options (uner the black ban) lists all the options that apply to the prouct, their price, an what is require to specify Require to Specify (uner the re or ark grey ban) itemizes the information that you must provie to orer the stanar prouct an the preferre sequence for specification Specification Information (uner the teal or light grey ban) provies prouct imensions, style numbers, an prices for the stanar prouct an any surface material choices that are available Relate Proucts provie specification information for proucts that are irectly relate Tip 6 Italic typeface on specifying pages usually ientifies woring that you shoul use in your orer Tip 7 To etermine how many skins are neee to complete a panel, consult the table at the right Tip: Remember to orer skins for both sies of the panel builup Watch for tips throughout the text that give you explanations an helpful instructions Tip 8 Learn what you cannot o by looking for rawings crosse out with an X Tip 9 Use the surface materials listings in the Surface Materials section of this book to fin surface material color numbers Tip 10 Style Number TS7042BL TS7042S TS7048BL TS7048S TS7060BL TS7060S TS7072BL Page Refer to the style number inex when you know a style number an you nee to fin the page that has more etails about the prouct Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie 3

4 4 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie Prouct brochures an planning tools can be orere through your area of ce by calling or through the Marketing Resources website at village steelcasecom This speci cation guie contains multiple an turnstone prouct lines which are esigne into one speci cation guie for your convenience Note that each prouct may be subject to ifferent pricing terms an conitions Aitional storage proucts can be foun in the Storage Speci cation Guie Refer to the turnstone Furniture Speci cation Guie for the Unerstaning turnstone information Printe Materials Quick Ship Guie This hanbook escribes all, turnstone, an Coalesse proucts that are available for Rapi2 (ships in 2 ays), Rapi5 (ships in 5-7 ays), or Coalesse Rapi10 (ships in 10 ays) Surface Materials Reference Manual This publication provies: An explanation of the surface materials Available on matrices Vertical surface fabric an seating upholstery selection listing Technical ata for surface materials Surface material care an cleaning instructions Computer Tools Electronic Catalog Accurate sales quotations an purchase orers for proucts are create with speci cation software that uses Electronic Catalog ata Use the ata to specify an price style numbers an options for every prouct The ata is upate bimonthly by an provie to software programs incluing: the Heberg Business System, SmartTools s esign an speci cation software (for more information on SmartTools, please SmartTools@steelcasecom), the ProjectMatrix Project-Symbols libraries, as well as CAP Stuio Relate Proucts worktools inclue a full line of ergonomically esigne proucts that enhances an improves the work setting Prouct platforms inclue computer support tools, organizational worktools, an personal lighting cfor aitional information, refer to Worktools Speci cation Guie Furniture Symbol Graphic Data creates 2D an 3D furniture symbols (with attributes) for planning an initially specifying proucts This ata is incorporate into several a-on software packages that work in either a Microstation or an AutoCAD rafting environment Digital Publications You can access these igital publications at wwwsteelcasecom or villagesteelcasecom Planning Ieas Planning ieas are available to help inspire, envision, an plan great solutions 2D an 3D Auto- CAD rawings, Sketch-Up les, an SmartTools rawings are available on the Planning Ieas site: wwwsteelcasecom/ planningieas Support Capabilities proucts are istribute, installe, an service through a network of more than 600 ealers worlwie is also represente with of ces an corporate showrooms in 26 US cities, 4 Canaian cities, an in France, Germany, Great Britain, an Japan Every prouct meets our exceptionally high stanars of quality an urability an comes with the assurance of excellence in service For assistance, call your local ealer, the Solutions Resource Team, or the Solutions Ful llment Team at 1888STEELCASE ( ) or sen an to lineone@steelcasecom Call the Solutions Resource Team prior to placing an orer, when working on a bi, or when you nee information about prouct applications an speci cations Call the Solutions Ful llment Team if you have submitte an orer to an you nee to speak to your Solutions Ful llment Team Representa tive about the orer Also call if you have any postshipment quality concerns or service parts questions For warranty information, please go to steelcasecom/warranty/ Outsie the USA, Canaa, Mexico, Puerto Rico, an the US Virgin Islans, call Aitional Resources

5 Aitional Resources Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie 5

6 Statement of Line Ology Height-Ajustable Desks W Unerstaning c Page 42 Specifying c Page 66 Rectangular Desks 34" 40" 46" 52" 58" 64" 23" or 24"D 70" 76" 34" 40" 46" 52" 58" 64" 70" 76" 29" or 30"D 34" 40" 46" 52" 58" 64" 70" 76" 35" or 36"D Tip: Withs are parametric to 1 16" from 34"W 78"W W Unerstaning c Page 42 Specifying c Page 68 Tapere Desks* 58" 64" 29" or 30" 23" or 24" 29" or 30" 23" or 24" 70" 76" 29" or 30" 23" or 24" 29" or 30" 23" or 24 *Left-han units shown Right-han units available Tip: Withs are parametric to 1 16" from 58"W 78"W 6 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie

7 Statement of Line Ology Height-Ajustable Desks, continue 90 Equal Corner Desks Unerstaning c Page 42 Specifying c Page 70 Height Ajustable Desks 52" 52" 58" 58" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 64" 64" 70" 70" 76" 76" 23" or 24" 16 1 /2" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 16 1 /2" 23" or 24" Tip: Withs are parametric to 1 16" from 52"W 76"W 23" or 24" 16 1 /2" 23" or 24" Tip: 64"W, 70"W, an 76"W 90 equal worksurfaces ship in two pieces Unerstaning c Page 42 Specifying c Page Extene Corner Desks* 52" 52" 58" 58" 58" 23" or 24" 40" 23" or 24" 46" 23" or 24" 40" 23" or 24" 46" 23" or 24" 52" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 64" 64" 64" 64" 70" 23" or 24" 40" 23" or 24" 46" 23" or 24" 52" 23" or 24" 58" 23" or 24" 40" 23" or 24" 70" 23" or 24" 70" 23" or 24" 70" 23" or 24" 70" 23" or 24" 76" 23" or 24" 46" 23" or 24" 52" 23" or 24" 58" 23" or 24" 64" 23" or 24" 40" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 76" 76" 76" 76" 76" 23" or 24" 46" 23" or 24" 52" 23" or 24" 58" 23" or 24" 64" 23" or 24" 70" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" *Left-han units shown Right-han units available Tip: Withs are parametric to 1 16" from 40"W 76"W 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" Height-Ajustable Desks Specification Guie cstatement of Line, continue 7

8 Statement of Line, continue Ology Height-Ajustable Desks, continue Unerstaning c Page 42 Specifying c Page Equal Corner Desks 34" 34" 40" 40" 46" 46" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 52" 52" 58" 58" 64" 64" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" 23" or 24" Tip: Withs are parametric to 1 16" from 34"W 64"W W D Unerstaning c Page 42 Specifying c Page 74 Rectangular Bases 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 70"W 76"W 23"D or 24"D 29"D or 30"D 35"D or 36"D Tip: Withs are parametric to 1 16" from 34"W 78"W W D Unerstaning c Page 42 Specifying c Page 74 Tapere Bases* 58"W 64"W 70"W 76"W 23"D/29"D or 24"D/30"D *Left-han units shown Right-han units available Tip: Withs are parametric to 1 16" from 58"W 78"W 8 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie

9 Statement of Line Ology Height-Ajustable Desks, continue 90 Equal Corner Bases 52"W 58"W 64"W 70"W 76"W 23"D or 24"D Tip: Withs are parametric to 1 16" from 52"W 76"W Unerstaning c Page 42 Specifying c Page 74 Height Ajustable Desks 90 Extene Corner Bases* 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 70"W 76"W 23"D or 24"D *Left-han units shown Right-han units available Tip: Withs are parametric to 1 16" from 40"W 76"W Unerstaning c Page 42 Specifying c Page Equal Corner Bases 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 23"D or 24"D Tip: Withs are parametric to 1 16" from 34"W 64"W Unerstaning c Page 42 Specifying c Page 74 Moesty Panels an Fixe Personal/Moesty Screens Moesty Panels 34"W 40"W 46"W 58"W 64"W 70"W 76"W "H Tip: Withs are parametric to 1 16" from 34"W 78"W Unerstaning c Page 58 Specifying c Page 77 Fixe Personal/Moesty Screens 30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 12"H "H 24"H Tip: "H an 24"H are for privacy use only Unerstaning c Page 59 Specifying c Page 78 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie cstatement of Line, continue 9

10 Statement of Line, continue Cable an Power Management Cable Riser Unerstaning c Page 44 Specifying c Page 79 Cable Basket Unerstaning c Page 44 Specifying c Page 79 Cable Brackets Unerstaning c Page 44 Specifying c Page 79 18"D 18 7 /8"D Flush steel open front Prou steel open front Unerstaning c Page 60 Specifying c Page 82 Universal Steel One-High Open Laterals for Ology Application 30"W 36"W 42"W 16"H Drawings show Ology right application Units are also available with Ology left application 18"D or 18 7 /8"D Unerstaning c Page 65 Specifying c Page 84 Universal Common Tops for Ology Application 60"W 66"W 72"W 78"W 84"W 90"W 96"W 108"W Drawings show Ology right application Units are also available with Ology left application 6"D Unerstaning c Page 60 Specifying c Page 86 6"D Unerstaning c Page 61 Specifying c Page 87 Universal Shrous Universal Filler 10 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie

11 Statement of Line 18 5 /8"D Unerstaning c Page 62 Specifying c Page 88 Height Ajustable Desks Universal Laminate Enhance One-High Storage for Ology Application 30"W 36"W 42"W "H Tip: Units have removable back to allow access to Ology leg an can be speci e with open or nishe back 18 7 /8"D Unerstaning c Page 62 Specifying c Page 89 Unerstaning c Page 62 Specifying c Page 90 Universal Laminate Enhance Top for Ology Application 30"W 36"W 42"W "H Universal Laminate Enhance One-High Storage Filler Panel 5 1 8"W "H Tip: Right-hane application shown Left-hane application is also available Elective Elements Height-Ajustable Storage 15 1 /2"H Unerstaning c Page 64 Specifying c Page 91 Elective Elements One-High Open Plinth Base Peestals for Ology Application 24"W 30"W 36"W 42"W "D Tip: Ology right application shown Units are also available with Ology left application Height-Ajustable Desks Specification Guie cstatement of Line, continue 11

12 Statement of Line, continue Elective Elements Height-Ajustable Storage, continue Unerstaning c Page 64 Specifying c Page 92 Elective Elements Common Tops for Ology Application 24"W 30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 54"W 60"W 66"W 72"W 78"W 84"W 90"W 18"D 96"W 102"W 108"W 114"W 120"W 18"D Tip: Ology right application shown Units are also available with Ology left application Migration Height Ajustable Desks W W Unerstaning c Page 96 Specifying c Page 100 Unerstaning c Page 96 Specifying c Page 101 Rectangular Desks 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 70"W 29"D or 35"D Rectangular Bases 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 70"W 29"D or 35"D 46" 52" 58" 64" 70" 29"D 46" 52" 58" 64" 70" 35"D 12 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie

13 Statement of Line Series 5 Height-Ajustable Worksurfaces W W Unerstaning cpage 104 Specifying c Page 110 Height Ajustable Desks Rectangular Worksurfaces 34" 40" 46" 52" 58" 64" 70" 76" 23"D 34" 40" 46" 52" 58" 64" 70" 76" 29"D W Unerstaning cpage 104 Specifying c Page 110 W Unerstaning cpage 104 Specifying c Page 110 Rectangular Bi-Level Worksurfaces 40" 46" Taper-Flat Worksurfaces* 58" 64" 70" 29"D 29" 23" 29" 23" 29" 23" 76" 29" 23" *Left-han units shown Right-han units available W Unerstaning cpage 104 Specifying c Page 110 Concave Worksurfaces 58" 64" 70" 76" 29" Height-Ajustable Desks Specification Guie cstatement of Line, continue 13

14 Statement of Line, continue Series 5 Height-Ajustable Worksurfaces, continue Unerstaning cpage 104 Specifying c Page Corner Worksurfaces 40" 40" 46" 46" 23" 23" 23" 23" Unerstaning cpage 104 Specifying c Page Corner Bi-Level Worksurfaces 40" 40" 46" 46" 23" 23" 23" 23" Unerstaning cpage 104 Specifying c Page Equal Worksurfaces 52" 52" 58" 58" 64" 64" 70" 70" 76" 76" 23" 23" 23" 23" 23" 24" 23" 23" 24" 23" 23" 24" 23" 52" 52" 58" 58" 64" 64" 29" 29" 29" 29" 29" 24" 29" 14 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie

15 Statement of Line Series 5 Height-Ajustable Worksurfaces, continue Unerstaning cpage 104 Specifying c Page 110 Height Ajustable Desks 90 Extene Worksurfaces* 58" 58" 64" 64" 64" 23" 23" 40" 46" 23" 40" 23" 46" 23" 58" 70" 23" 70" 23" 70" 23" 76" 23" 23" 76" 76" 23" 40" 23" 23" 46" 58" 23" 23" 40" 46" 23" 58" 23" 23" 23" 23" 23" 23" 64" 70" 76" 29" 58" 29" 58" 29" 58" 29" 29" *Left-han units shown Right-han units available 29" Unerstaning cpage 104 Specifying c Page Equal Worksurfaces 34" 34" 40" 40" 46" 46" 52" 52" Tip: 34"W x 34"W worksurfaces are stanar with a 2 -leg base All other 120 equal worksurfaces have a 3-leg base 23" 23" 23" 23" 23" 23" 23" 23" 58" 58" 64" 64" 23" 23" 23" 23" Height-Ajustable Desks Specification Guie cstatement of Line, continue 15

16 Statement of Line, continue Series 5 Height-Ajustable Worksurfaces, continue D W D W Rectangular Bases 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 76"W 23"D 29"D Unerstaning cpage 104 Specifying c Page 116 Unerstaning cpage 104 Specifying c Page 116 Unerstaning cpage 104 Specifying c Page Equal Bases 52"W 58"W 64"W 76"W 23" 29"D 90 Extene Bases 40"W 46"W 58"W 64"W 76"W 23" 29"D Unerstaning cpage 104 Specifying c Page 116 Unerstaning cpage 104 Specifying c Page Equal Bases 40"W 46"W 58"W 64"W 23"D 120 Extene Bases 34"W 40"W 46"W 58"W 64"W 23"D 16 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie

17 Statement of Line Walkstation 66" 30" 32" 66" 32" 38" 30" 78" 32" Height Ajustable Desks 67" 67" 67" 67" Unerstaning cpage 120 Specifying cpage 123 Walkstation an Sit-to-Walkstation 38"W 66"W 78"W 30"D 32"D Unerstaning cpage 122 Specifying cpage 124 Kybun Footpa Airtouch Height-Ajustable Worksurfaces Universal Tables W W W Unerstaning cpage 126 Specifying c Page 132 Unerstaning cpage 126 Specifying c Page 132 Rectangular Worksurfaces 22 1 /4"D 40" 46" 58" Rectangular Bi-Level Worksurfaces 34 1 /4"D 40" 46" 40" 46" 58" 28 1 /4"D Height-Ajustable Desks Specification Guie cstatement of Line, continue 17

18 Statement of Line, continue Airtouch Height-Ajustable Worksurfaces, continue Universal Tables Unerstaning cpage 126 Specifying c Page 132 Unerstaning cpage 126 Specifying c Page Corner Worksurfaces 90 Corner Bi-Level Worksurfaces 39 1 /4" 39 1 /4" 45 1 /4" 45 1 /4" 39 1 /4" 39 1 /4" 45 1 /4" 45 1 /4" 22 1 /4" 22 1 /4" 22 1 /4" 22 1 /4" 22 1 /4" 22 1 /4" 22 1 /4" 22 1 /4" Unerstaning cpage 126 Specifying c Page Equal Worksurfaces 34" 34" 22 1 /4" 22 1 /4" Airtouch Height-Ajustable Worksurfaces For Use with Universal Systems W W Unerstaning cpage 126 Specifying c Page 136 Unerstaning cpage 126 Specifying c Page 136 Rectangular Worksurfaces Rectangular Bi-Level Worksurfaces 40" 46" 58" 40" 46" 22 1 /4"D 34 1 /4"D 40" 46" 58" 28 1 /4"D 18 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie

19 Statement of Line Airtouch Height-Ajustable Worksurfaces, continue For Use with Universal Systems Unerstaning cpage 126 Specifying c Page 136 Unerstaning cpage 126 Specifying c Page 136 Height Ajustable Desks 90 Corner Worksurfaces 90 Corner Bi-Level Worksurfaces 39 1 /4" 39 1 /4" 39 1 /4" 39 1 /4" 45 1 /4" 45 1 /4" 39 1 /4" 39 1 /4" 45 1 /4" 45 1 /4" 16 1 /4" 16 1 /4" 22 1 /4" 22 1 /4" 22 1 /4" 22 1 /4" 22 1 /4" 22 1 /4" 22 1 /4" 22 1 /4" Unerstaning cpage 126 Specifying c Page Equal Worksurfaces 34" 34" 22 1 /4" 22 1 /4" Airtouch Height-Ajustable Worksurfaces For Use with Series 9000 W Unerstaning cpage 126 Specifying cpage 140 Unerstaning cpage 126 Specifying cpage 140 Rectangular Worksurfaces 43" 90 Corner Worksurfaces 42 1 /4" 42 1 /4" 42 1 /4" 42 1 /4" /32"D 43" 17 1 /8" 17 1 /8" /32" /32" /32"D Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie cstatement of Line, continue 19

20 Statement of Line, continue Series 3 Height-Ajustable Worksurfaces W W W W Unerstaning cpage 144 Specifying c Page 150 Rectangular Worksurfaces 34" 40" 46" 52" 58" 64" 70" 23"D 34" 40" 46" 52" 58" 64" 70" 29"D 76" 76" Tip: 34"W an 40"W rectangular worksurfaces have a top-mount hanle locate on right-han sie of worksurface 46"W to 76"W have a front-mount hanle W Unerstaning cpage 144 Specifying c Page 150 W Unerstaning cpage 144 Specifying c Page 150 Rectangular Bi-Level Worksurfaces 34" 40" 46" Taper-Flat Worksurfaces* 58" 64" 70" 29"D 29" 23" 29" 23" 29" 23" 76" 29" 23" *Left-han units shown Right-han units available W Unerstaning cpage 144 Specifying c Page 150 Concave Worksurfaces 58" 64" 70" 76" 29" 20 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie

21 Statement of Line Series 3 Height-Ajustable Worksurfaces, continue Unerstaning cpage 144 Specifying c Page 150 Unerstaning cpage 144 Specifying c Page 150 Height Ajustable Desks 90 Corner Worksurfaces 90 Corner Bi-Level Worksurfaces 40" 40" 46" 46" 40" 40" 46" 46" 23" 23" 23" 23" 23" 23" 23" 23" Unerstaning cpage 144 Specifying c Page Equal Worksurfaces 52" 52" 58" 58" 64" 64" 70" 70" 76" 76" 23" 23" 23" 23" 23" 24" 23" 23" 24" 23" 23" 24" 23" 52" 52" 58" 58" 64" 64" 29" 29" 29" 29" 29" 24" 29" Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie cstatement of Line, continue 21

22 Statement of Line, continue Series 3 Height-Ajustable Worksurfaces, continue Unerstaning cpage 144 Specifying c Page Extene Worksurfaces* 58" 58" 64" 64" 64" 23" 23" 40" 46" 23" 40" 23" 46" 23" 58" 70" 23" 70" 23" 70" 23" 76" 23" 23" 76" 76" 23" 40" 23" 23" 46" 58" 23" 23" 40" 46" 23" 58" 23" 23" 23" 23" 23" 23" 64" 70" 76" 29" 58" 29" 58" 29" 58" 29" 29" *Left-han units shown Right-han units available 29" Unerstaning cpage 144 Specifying c Page Equal Worksurfaces 34" 34" 40" 40" 46" 46" 52" 52" Tip: 34"W x 34"W an 40"W x 40"W worksurfaces are stanar with top-mount crank 23" 58" 23" 58" 23" 64" 23" 23" 64" 23" 23" 23" Tip: 34"W x 34"W worksurfaces are stanar with a 2-leg base All other 120 equal worksurfaces have a 3-leg base 23" 23" 23" 23" 22 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie

23 Statement of Line Series 3 Height-Ajustable Worksurfaces, continue D W D W Unerstaning cpage 144 Specifying c Page 156 Unerstaning cpage 144 Specifying c Page 156 Height Ajustable Desks Rectangular Bases 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 76"W 23"D 29"D 90 Equal Bases 52"W 58"W 64"W 76"W 23" 29"D Unerstaning cpage 144 Specifying c Page 156 Unerstaning cpage 144 Specifying c Page Extene Bases 40"W 46"W 58"W 64"W 76"W 23" 29"D 120 Equal Bases 46"W 58"W 64"W 23"D Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie cstatement of Line, continue 23

24 Statement of Line, continue Series 3 Height-Ajustable Worksurfaces, continue Unerstaning cpage 144 Specifying c Page Extene Bases 34"W 40"W 46"W 58"W 64"W 23"D Screens an Cableways Universal Privacy/Moesty Screens Height Above 42"W 48"W 54"W 60"W 66"W Worksurface Privacy Mount "H Height* Privacy/Moesty 13"H Mount Height* Unerstaning c Page 160 Specifying c Page 170 Unerstaning c Page 164 Specifying c Page 171 Universal Privacy Screens 24"W 30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 54"W 60"W 66"W 72"W 13 1 /2"H 19 1 /2"H Tip: Overall screen height is "H *Privacy mount height measures 48" from the oor to the top of the screen an privacy/moesty mount height measures 42" from the oor to the top of the screen Unerstaning cpage 165 Specifying c Page 172 Acrylic Privacy Screens 22"W 28"W 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 22"H Unerstaning cpage 165 Specifying c Page 172 Acrylic Moesty Screens 22"W 28"W 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 14"H 24 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie

25 Statement of Line Screens an Cableways, continue Unerstaning cpage 166 Specifying c Page 174 Height Ajustable Desks Cableways 25"W 31"W 37"W 43"W 49"W 55"W 61"W 8"H Cable an Power Management Vertical Cable Carrier Unerstaning cpage 167 Specifying cpage 175 6"D Wire Manager Unerstaning cpage 167 Specifying cpage "D Wire Manager Unerstaning cpage 167 Specifying cpage 176 Power/Data with C-clamp Unerstaning cpage 167 Specifying cpage 176 Power an Data Strips with Cor an Rail Attachment Brackets Unerstaning cpage 168 Specifying cpage 177 Power an Data Strips with Worksurface Attachment Bracket Unerstaning cpage 168 Specifying cpage 177 USB Two-Outlet Powerstrip with Clamp Mount Unerstaning cpage 168 Specifying cpage 178 USB Two-Outlet Powerstrip with Rail Mount Unerstaning cpage 168 Specifying cpage 178 USB Three-Outlet Powerstrip with Clamp Mount Unerstaning cpage 169 Specifying cpage 179 USB Three-Outlet Powerstrip with Rail Mount Unerstaning cpage 169 Specifying cpage 179 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie 25

26 26 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie Overview Designe for movement with ynamic seating, ajustable worktools an height-ajustable esks are important for toay's of ce workers To etermine the best height-ajustable solution, consier these four criteria: 1 Ajustability Neee: What is the height range requirement? (seate or sit-to-stan) 2 Worksurface Size Neee: What oes the physical space look like? (work- surface con guration) 3 Equipment/Tools Use: What type of computer equipment an other worktools are being use on the worksurface? (loa capacity) 4 Use: What is the heightajustable esk being use for (iniviual or share, touchown space or full workstation, sit-tostan or seate)? WARNING Risk of serious injury Bases-only warranty limitations an potential for injury: The use of worksurfaces that o not comply with the e ne criteria an limitations coul cause personal injury or property amage ue to pinch points, instability, or other problems, an vois all Warranties, expresse or implie The use of worksurfaces that o not comply with criteria vois any claims of compliance with ANSI/ BIFMA, UL, LEED, or other applicable requirements The use of non- worksurfaces on ajustableheight bases may not be accepte as compliant to municipal electrical coes or OSHA feeral workplace stanars, because this use oes not create an NRTL (UL, ETL, etc) liste prouct is not responsible for the ultimate eterminations of compliance for height-ajustable bases with non- worksurface, an assumes no liability for their compliance with stanars when height ajustable bases are use without a worksurface as intene Worksurface Criteria an Limitations The use of non- worksurfaces is not recommene Any use of a non- worksurface requires aitional investigation by the customer regaring the appropriateness for use It is the sole responsibility of the customer to etermine the suitability an safety of the selecte worksurface construction an attachment means The following information is provie as a guieline, but oes not aress all potential issues Customers shoul seek professional guiance as to the appropriateness of their chosen worksurface Tips Height-ajustable bases inclue fasteners intene for use with worksurfaces These fasteners may be suitable for worksurfaces meeting the following criteria: Meium-ensity or higher particleboar or berboar cores, with High- or Low-Pressure Laminates an backers Thickness of 1" or greater (Ology an Migration) Thickness of " or greater (Series 3 an 5 bases) Fasteners locate a minimum istance of 1" from any ege WARNING Risk of Serious Injury If not use as intene, moving worksurfaces can pinch or injure people, or amage property Always follow theses Instructions: 1 Keep height-ajustment range free from obstructions above an below the worksurface 2 Plan for a minimum 1" gap against a panel or wall 3 Plan for a minimum 1" gap to ajacent furniture Tips Obstructions Moving worksurfaces can collie with other objects Do not install overhea storage, stationary peestals or components in the path of height-ajustable esks Weight The maximum allowable loa (varies by height-ajustable esk) shoul be evenly istribute an must not be exceee With Specify a minimum 1" gap to ajacent furniture This eliminates any pinch points between a height-ajustable esk an a xe object Depth When placing a height-ajustable esk against a panel or wall specify the worksurface epth shorter to provie a minimum 1" gap This eliminates pinch points an as clearances for cable access Managing Technology Design workstations with computer equipment in min so that the height-ajustment range of the height-ajustable esk is not impee because of cables Consier the aition of a cable riser, cable basket, or cableway to help harness these wires an cables Power Plan easy an unobstructe access to electrical outlets for computer equipment an height-ajustable esks (when applicable) Workstation Design Guielines an Requirements

27 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie 27 How to Calculate Power Nees Height Ajustable Desks How to Calculate Power Nees Use This to Determine How Many Power-Ins You ll Nee If your usage is known in avance: A up the amperage use by each piece of equipment in the workstation Whenever you reach 60 amps (20 amps times 3 circuits) or 80 amps (20 amps times 4 circuits) from items that are likely to be use at the same time, you have reache the limit for a single power-in Specify another power-in an continue until all equipment is powere If the circuits will normally be subject to a continuous loa (three or more hours of continuous use, such as lights or computers), the NEC requires that circuit capacity be "e-rate" by 20 percent Therefore, treat circuits use for continuous loas as if they were rate at 16 amps instea of the regular 20 amps Try to anticipate future increases in power requirements an buil some excess capacity into your plan csee table at right for typical an actual amperage usages for components To calculate amperage when the wattage of a evice is known, ivie watts by 120 Some appliances, such as large copiers, coffee makers, or space heaters require most of the current available on a 20-amp circuit It is recommene that such evices be supplie with their own receptacle/circuit, irectly from the builing This leaves the capacity of the furniture circuits available for the more ynamic requirements of the of ce equipment Local electrical coes vary Consult a quali e electrical contractor or engineer for the proper planning of electrical circuits in your locale When planning a power network, you must calculate the amperage requirements of all your electrical components so you can provie suf cient electricity to power them If your usage is not known in avance: The National Electrical Coe (NEC) allows a maximum of 13 receptacles on each 20-amp circuit This provies up to 30 receptacles for each 3-circuit power-in an 40 receptacles for each 4-circuit power-in Approximate power consumption for common evices DDevice DWattage DAmperage DVoltage DNumber of Devices Supporte on Single 20 Amp Circuit* Laptop CPU/Desktop Computer Monitor Phone High Power Tablet (eg Surface Pro) Low Power Tablet (eg ipa Air) Desktop Printer " LCD Screen DVD Player Projector Desktop Lamp Large Printer/ Copier (high) Large Printer/ Copier (low) Paper Shreer Desktop Fan Staning Fan Coffee Maker (high) Coffee Maker (low) Microwave (high) Microwave (low) Refrigerator (high) Refrigerator (low) Vacuum (high) Vacuum (low) Space Heater (high) Space Heater (low) Tip: These calculations are estimations an are meant solely for informational purposes It is important to conuct proper power planning for each installation to prevent overloaing a circuit

28 28 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie Basics of Ergonomic Seating A well-esigne, ergonomically avance chair that allows a full range of healthy postures throughout the ay an can contribute to worker wellness an prouctivity When keying or mousing, forearms are parallel to the oor Feet are at on the oor or on a footrest Screen is 20 to 30 inches from the eyes Screen is at eye level slightly lower an irectly in front of worker so hea is not turne Neck is straight or slightly forwar Back has full contact with the backrest (sit all the way back in your chair) Shoulers are relaxe so arms hang naturally Lower back ts into curve lumbar support Tension is ajuste so backrest reclines easily, yet provies smooth, even support, an encourages postural change Elbows an forearms can rest comfortably on the arms of your chair, or on work surfaces Thighs are parallel to the oor Wrists shoul be straight when keying or mousing, not bent up or own Top of monitor shoul be at eye level

29 Basics of Staning an Monitor Arm Positioning Height-ajustable esks, when combine with monitor arms, allow a full range of healthy postures throughout the ay an can contribute to worker wellbeing an prouctivity Height Top of monitor Top of the monitor shoul be positione at or slightly below eye level Distance Monitor shoul be 20" to 30" from the eyes or approximately an arm's length away Avoi locking knees to help maintain goo posture Top of monitor shoul be 0 to 20 below horizontal line of sight Feet shoul be at on the oor or use foot rest or foot pa Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie 29 Basics of Staning an Monitor Arm Positioning Height Ajustable Desks

30 90 Corner Series 5 Airtouch Series Equal Ology Series 5 Airtouch Series 3 Rectangular Ology Migration Series 5 Airtouch Series 3 Taper-Flat Series 5 Series 3 90 Corner Bi-Level Series 5 Airtouch Series 3 90 Equal Series 5 Series 3 Concave Series 5 Series 3 90 Extene Ology Series 5 Series 3 Rectangular Bi-Level Series 5 Airtouch Series 3 Tapere Ology 90 Equal * Ology Series 5 Series 3 90 Extene * Ology Extensive worksurface shape an size offering allows esigners to meet a variety of planning applications an footprints *Worksurfaces equal to an wier than "x " ship in two pieces 30 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie Worksurface Shape Overview

31 High-Pressure Laminate Worksurfaces Front (user's) ege pro le is available in four shapes, epening on which height-ajustable esk or worksurface is speci e 3 mm ege profile P-ege ege profile Urethane ege profile Knife ege profile PVC-free, 3 mm ege pro les are proprietary polyole n blen for all soli colors an seven woograin nishes Matching 1 mm sie an back eges are also PVC-free c See Surface Materials in this book for speci c PVCfree availability, page 182 Tip: Universal Tables (roune corners) have a continuous 3 mm ege Ege pro le nishes are speci e separately from laminate color P-ege pro le rises slightly above the laminate surface an curves into a 3 8" raius Back an sie eges are at Tip: P-ege pro le available on Airtouch height- ajustable worksurfaces only Tip: Universal tables (roune corners) have a continuous P-ege pro le 3 /8" P-ege pro le worksurface epths are 3 8" eeper than 3 mm ege pro- le worksurfaces Both ege pro les provie a ush interface with universal peestals Woo Veneer Worksurfaces Front (user's) ege pro le is woo veneer with a square (3 mm) raius Back ege an ege that joins to ajacent worksurfaces are at Woo ege color matches nish speci e for worksurface Tip: Woo veneer worksurfaces are available on Airtouch through specials Universal Tables (roune corners) Ege Pro les Concave 90 Equal 120 Equal Rectangular 90 Extene Rectangular Bi-Level 90 Corner Taper-Flat 90 Corner Bi-Level Tapere Universal Systems (square corners), Knife, Urethane, an Woo Ege Pro les 120 Equal Concave 90 Equal Rectangular 90 Extene 90 Corner Rectangular Bi-Level 90 Corner Bi-Level Taper-Flat Tapere PVC-free, knife ege with 3 mm ege pro le are proprietary blen for soli colors an seven woograin nishes Matching 1 mm sie an back eges are also PVC-free Tip: Knife ege available on Series 3 an Series 5 height-ajustable worksurfaces only Urethane ege pro les are speci able in black or felt Tip: Urethane ege pro les available on Series 3, Series 5, an height-ajustable worksurfaces Universal tables (roune corners) have roune corners on all four sies with a continuous user ege Raius corners eliminate sharp eges an are appropriate for freestaning furniture Tip: Ology, when optione with roune corners an with integrate rail, will have 2" raius corners on the two front (user s) corners an 90 corners on the rear two corners Universal systems (square corners), knife ege, urethane ege, an woo veneer worksurfaces have 90 corner on all four sies with a front user's ege Worksurface Ege Options Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie 31 Height Ajustable Desks Worksurface Ege Options

32 Ology 22 3 /5" /10" Enhance sit-to-stan height-ajustability A push button elivers electric ajustability at 1 1 2" per secon Inclues two controller options: up/own 4 Pre-sets Weight capacity of 314 pouns (2-leg) or 471 pouns (3-leg) Tip: When calculating lifting capacity, subtract the weight of the worksurface, unerstructure, an options selecte csee page 48 for worksurface weights Migration 22 3 /5" /10" Sit-to-stan height-ajustability A push button elivers electric ajustability up to 1 2 3" per secon Inclues two controller options: up/own 4 Pre-sets Weight capacity of 195 pouns Tip: When calculating lifting capacity, subtract the weight of the worksurface csee page 99 for worksurface weights Height-ajustable esks transform to meet the nees of someone 5' to 6'4" tall Ajustables offer six selections; Ology, Migration, Series 5, Airtouch, an Series 3 The chart below will help you etermine which prouct line best meets your nees Ajustables Comparison Chart Ology Sit-to-Stan Migration Sit-to-Stan Range of Ajustment " " " " With Bi-Level Worksurfaces NA NA Type of Ajustment Electric Electric Distribute Weight Capacity 314 lb (2-leg) 471 lb (3-leg) 195 lb Worksurface Weight See page 46 for worksurface weights See page 98 for worksurface weights Worksurface Thickness 1" 1" Controller Up/Down, Digital Pre-set Up/Down, Digital Pre-set Integrate Rail Yes No Integrate Soft Ege Yes No Integrate Power Access Door Yes No Motor Enclose Enclose Decibel Rating < 55 BA < 55 BA Volts 120v AC 120v AC Amps 2-leg: 25A/ 3-leg: 375A 10A Watts 2-leg: 300W/ 3-leg:450W 1200W Stanby Power 01W 01W Frequency an Phase 60 Hz Single Phase 60 Hz Single Phase Ajustablilty Spee 1 1 2" per secon 1 2 3" per secon Stretcher or Unerstructure Design Fixe Telescoping Base Only Availability Yes Yes ANSI/BIFMA (29"D Knee epth requirement for worksurface) Meet or Excee Do not meet Height-Ajustable Desks Comparison Chart 32 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie

33 Series 3 22" 34" Seate heightajustability Crank hanle ajusts height at the rate of four turns per inch (2-leg) or six turns per inch (3-leg) Weight capacity of 205 pouns Tip: When calculating lifting capacity, subtract the weight of the worksurface csee page 147 for worksurface weights Ajustables Comparison Chart Series 5 Sit-to-Stan Airtouch Sit-to-Stan Series 3 Seate Range of Ajustment " 52" 26" 43" 22" 34" With Bi-Level Worksurfaces 21" 58" 21" 49" " 40" Type of Ajustment Electric Counterforce Mechanism Crank Distribute Weight Capacity 195 lb 150 lb 205 lb Worksurface Weight See page 107 for worksurface weights See page 129 for worksurface weights See page 147 for worksurface weights Worksurface Thickness " " " Controller Up/own Pale Front-mounte hanle Top-mounte hanle* Integrate Rail No No No Integrate Soft Ege No No No Integrate Power Access Door No No No Motor Expose NA NA Decible Rating <50 BA NA NA Volts 120v AC NA NA Amps 30A NA NA Watts 360W NA NA Stanby Power <021W NA NA Frequency an Phase 60 Hz, Single Phase NA NA Ajustablilty Spee " per secon User spee (1 secon) 4 to 6 turns/1" Stretcher or Uner- structure Design Telescoping NA Telescoping Base Only Availability Yes No Yes ANSI/BIFMA ** Meet or Excee Meet or Excee Meet or Excee Height Ajustable Desks Height-Ajustable Desks Comparison Chart Airtouch 26" 43" Collaborative height-ajustability Weight capacity of 150 pouns Tip: When calculating lifting capacity, subtract the weight of the worksurface csee page 129 for worksurface weights Series /2" 52" Sit-to-stan height-ajustability A simple push button elivers electric ajustability at 1 7 /10" per secon Weight capacity of 195 pouns Tip: When calculating lifting capacity, subtract the weight of the worksurface csee page 107 for worksurface weights *Small con gurations only ** 29"D knee epth requirement for worksurface Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie 33

34 34 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie Worktools Compatibility Charts To etermine worksurface compatibility with acrylic privacy/moesty screens, cableway, SOTO rail, an SlatRail worktools for each con guration an shape, see compatibility chart below Tip: The Ology integrate rail option oes not apply to these rules because the rail matches the worksurface with Tip: Slatwall stanchions are not applicable because they allow Slatwall to overhang mounting area Tip: SlatRail stanchions o not work with the same size screen, SOTO rail, or cableway combination (eg 48"W SlatRail will not work with 49"W cableway an 52"W screens) because of clamp location Specify the SlatRail one size smaller or larger when using in combination (if applicable) csee page 160 Tip: For worksurfaces with top-mount hanles, the hanle sweeps in a circle with a 10" iameter which may interfere with mounting worktools Ology Desks Rectangular an Tapere Sie A with Sie A with Acrylic Privacy/Moesty/SOTO Rail SlatRail 28"W 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 24"W 30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 60"W Worksurfaces 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 70"W 76"W 25"W 31"W 37"W 43"W 49"W 55"W 61"W Cableway 90 Equal Sie A with Sie B with Acrylic Privacy/Moesty/SOTO Rail Acrylic Privacy/Moesty/SOTO Rail 28"W 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 28"W 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W Worksurfaces 52"W 58"W 64"W 70"W 76"W 25"W 31"W 37"W 43"W 49"W 55"W 61"W Cableway Sie A with Sie B with SlatRail SlatRail Worksurfaces 24"W 30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 60"W 24"W 30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 60"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 70"W 76"W A A A B

35 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie 35 cworktools Compatibility Charts, continue 35 Worktools Compatibility Charts Height Ajustable Desks Ology Desks, continue 90 Extene Sie A with Sie B with Acrylic Privacy/Moesty/SOTO Rail Acrylic Privacy/Moesty/SOTO Rail 28"W 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 28"W 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W Worksurfaces 40"W 46"W 58"W 64"W 70"W 76"W 25"W 31"W 37"W 43"W 49"W 55"W 61"W Cableway Sie A with Sie B with SlatRail SlatRail 24"W 30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 60"W 24"W 30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 60"W Worksurfaces 40"W 46"W 58"W 64"W 70"W 76"W 120 Equal Sie A with Sie B with Acrylic Privacy/Moesty/SOTO Rail Acrylic Privacy/Moesty/SOTO Rail 28"W 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 28"W 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W Worksurfaces 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 25"W 31"W 37"W 43"W 49"W 55"W Cableway Sie A with Sie B with SlatRail SlatRail 24"W 30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 60"W 24"W 30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 60"W Worksurfaces 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W A B A B

36 36 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie Worktools Compatibility Charts, continue Migration Desks Rectangular Sie A with Sie A with Acrylic Privacy/Moesty/SOTO Rail SlatRail 28"W 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 24"W 30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 60"W Worksurfaces 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 70"W 25"W 31"W 37"W 43"W 49"W 55"W Cableway A Series 3 an 5 Worksurfaces Rectangular, Rectangular Bi-level, Taper-Flat, an Concave Sie A with Sie A with Acrylic Privacy/Moesty/SOTO Rail SlatRail 28"W 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 24"W 30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 60"W Worksurfaces 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 70"W 76"W 25"W 31"W 37"W 43"W 49"W 55"W 61"W Cableway Tip: Top-mount hanle sizes for Series 3 worksurfaces inclue 34"W an 40"W rectangular an all rectangular bi-level worksurfaces A Series 3 A Series 5 A Series 3 Legen = Series 3 = Series 5

37 Height Ajustable Desks Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie 37 cworktools Compatibility Charts, continue 37 Worktools Compatibility Charts Legen = Series 3 = Series 5 90 Corner an 90 Corner Bi-level Sie A with Sie B with Acrylic Privacy/Moesty/SOTO Rail Acrylic Privacy/Moesty/SOTO Rail Worksurfaces 28"W 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 28"W 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 40"W 46"W 25"W 31"W 37"W 43"W 49"W 55"W 61"W Cableway Sie A with Sie B with SlatRail SlatRail Worksurfaces 24"W 30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 60"W 24"W 30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 60"W 40"W 46"W Tip: Top-mount hanle sizes for Series 3 worksurfaces inclue all 90 corner an 90 corner bi-level worksurfaces Series 3 an 5 Worksurfaces, continue A B Series 3 A B Series 5 90 Equal Sie A with Sie B with Acrylic Privacy/Moesty/SOTO Rail Acrylic Privacy/Moesty/SOTO Rail 28"W 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 28"W 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W Worksurfaces 52"W 58"W 64"W 70"W 76"W 25"W 31"W 37"W 43"W 49"W 55"W 61"W Cableway Sie A with Sie B with SlatRail SlatRail Worksurfaces 24"W 30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 60"W 24"W 30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 60"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 70"W 76"W A B Series 3 A B Series 5

38 38 Height-Ajustable Desks Speci cation Guie Worktools Compatibility Charts, continue Legen = Series 3 = Series 5 90 Extene Sie A with Sie B with Acrylic Privacy/Moesty/SOTO Rail Acrylic Privacy/Moesty/SOTO Rail 28"W 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W 28"W 34"W 40"W 46"W 52"W 58"W 64"W Worksurfaces 40"W 46"W 58"W 64"W 70"W 76"W 25"W 31"W 37"W 43"W 49"W 55"W 61"W Cableway Sie A with Sie B with SlatRail SlatRail 24"W 30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 60"W 24"W 30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 60"W Worksurfaces 40"W 46"W 58"W 64"W 70"W 76"W Tip: Left-han units shown Right-han units available A B Series 3 A B Series 5 Series 3 an 5 Worksurfaces, continue