Brunner ray User manual

ray table
Assembly instructions
Design: jehs+laub

Thank you for buying a quality Brunner product from the ray
table series.
The tables and conference tables have a versatile range of uses
and offer the right model and features for every need.
The individual table components can be quickly and easily
connected.
Cable channels that can be folded down and removed
without tools enable flawless media integration. The following
instructions will help you to assemble your ray table easily and
conveniently.

RAY TABLE ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
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Basic structural principle of the table frame
Conference table with fixed individual legs for small table tops
Conference table system with visible traverse under-frame for large table tops (for optional attachment of a cable channel)
Overview of variants
Conference table with fixed individual legs
Conference table system with visible traverse under-frame and system legs
Design of the leg
Design of a table with individual legs
Design of a table with system legs
Notes for assembly
General notes for setup
Assembly tools for ray table
Assembly instructions
Assembly of a table with fixed individual legs
Assembly of a table system with system legs
Electrification and cabling
Electrification and cabling for a ray table conference table system
Guiding cables horizontally using a cable channel
Guiding cables horizontally using plastic clips
Guiding cables vertically
Care instructions
Cleaning the aluminium frame
Cleaning the powder-coated under-frame
General cleaning of table tops
Cleaning table tops with high-pressure laminate
Cleaning table tops with oak or walnut veneer
Note
Imprint

BASIC STRUCTURAL PRINCIPLE OF THE TABLE FRAME
The two exploded-view drawings below illustrate the principle structure of different ray table frames. The first figure shows
the arrangement of individual components of an individual leg table for small table top sizes and without electrification
options. The second drawing shows the structure of a conference table system with a cable channel and additional electrifi-
cation options.
Conference table with fixed individual legs for small table tops
Conference table system with visible traverse under-frame for large table tops (for optional attachment of a cable channel)

Basic structural principle of the table frame | Variant overview 6 . 7
OVERVIEW OF VARIANTS
Conference table with fixed individual legs
Model 9310
Table top shapes:
9310/1 Circle 9310/0 Square
Ø 100 cm (with 3 table legs);
Ø 130 cm (with 4 table legs) 120 x 120 cm
9310/9 Arch 9330/9 Plectrum
130 x 130 cm 120 cm side length (3 table legs)
Conference table system with visible traverse under-frame and system feet:
Model 9312
Table top shapes:
9312/1 Circle 9312/0 Square
Ø 200 cm 190 x 190 cm
9312/0 Rectangular 9312/9 Arch
220 x 120 cm; 300 x 120 cm; 200 x 200 cm; 220 x 130 cm;
380 x 120 cm (2-piece) 300 x 130 cm; 380 x 130 cm (2-piece)
9332/9 Plectrum
180 cm side length (3 table legs)

DESIGN OF THE LEG
Design of a table with individual legs
The variants of the 9310 model have an individual leg that is
mounted onto the table top on-site.
Design of a table with system legs
The variants of the 9312 model have a system leg with a visible traverse
under-frame that is mounted onto the table top on-site.

NOTES FOR ASSEMBLY
General notes for setup
The assembly instructions provide general guidelines for assembling your ray table.
· The described workflows are to be observed for all table variants and designs.
· The assembly tools suggested are simply recommendations from Brunner GmbH.
· Only the materials supplied may be used for assembly.
· Brunner GmbH accepts no liability for damage caused during assembly.
Design of the leg | Notes for assembly 8 . 9
Assembly tools for ray table
· Cordless screwdriver with hexagon insert, size 4; size 5; size 6
· Hexagon spanner, size 4; size 5; size 6
· Plastic hammer

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Select the correct frame type from the overview of variants (page 5) before beginning the table assembly.
Assembly of a table with fixed individual legs
ASSEMBLY STEP 1
Place the table top on the ground with the table surface facing down, preferably on a soft layer such as a blanket to prevent
scratches. Position the holes of the legs on the holes of the table top and align the leg correctly. For each table leg, screw in
and tighten the six M6x25 screws included in delivery using the size 4 hexagon spanner with a torque of 5-7 Nm.
ASSEMBLY STEP 2
Lift the table carefully in order to tilt it and place it on its legs.

Assembly instructions 10 . 11
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Assembly of a table system with system legs
ASSEMBLY STEP 1
Using the rubber hammer, tap the connector peg on the upper end of the leg into the designated recess in the visible
traverse under-frame intended. Screw in and tighten two of the M10 screws included in delivery using the size 6 hexagon
spanner with a torque of approx. 20 Nm.
ASSEMBLY STEP 2
Lift the table frame carefully in order to tilt it and place it on its legs.

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
ASSEMBLY STEP 3
Place the table top(s) on the frame and align it with the edges. For multi-piece table tops, connect the pieces using the fixa-
tion brackets included in delivery. Position the fixation brackets in the designated depressions of the table top and tighten
them using four M6x20 screws each, a size 4 hexagon spanner and a torque of approx. 5 Nm.
ASSEMBLY STEP 4
Realign the table top precisely and begin attaching the two outer screw-on points per table end as explained in assembly
step 5. Attach the two outer screw-on points on both table ends first and then proceed with additional screwing. At first,
screw in all screws loosely. After attaching all attachment points, tighten the screws one after another using a size 4 hexagon
spanner and a torque of approx. 5 Nm.

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
ASSEMBLY STEP 5
To attach the plastic bracket, hook the upper end into
the rail of the frame and fold the other end of the
plastic part down toward the table top.
Slide the plastic bracket within the rail so that the
screw-on point is centred over the screw socket.
Now fasten the plastic bracket using a M6x25 screw and size
4hexagon spanner. At first, only screw in the screws loosely.
Assembly instructions 12 . 13

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
ASSEMBLY STEP 6
Once you have repeated the process for all screw-on points, tighten the screws one after another.

Assembly instructions | Electrification and cabling 14 . 15
ELECTRIFICATION AND CABLING
Electrification and cabling for a ray table conference table system
Various profile boxes are available to choose from for electrifying your ray table conference table system. All models are
delivered with a 3m supply cable as standard. When cabling your ray table conference table, you can select from the
following options for guiding the cables horizontally and vertically. You can utilise a cable channel to guide the cabling
horizontally. The cable channel is available starting from a table length of 200 cm. There are various profile boxes to choose
from, as well. If you have decided to purchase an accompanying profile box, it is delivered premounted onto the cable
channel.
Guiding cables horizontally using a cable channel
ASSEMBLY STEP 1
First, hang the openings of the cable channel on the
clips of the plastic bracket inside the rail of the visible
traverse under-frame.
ASSEMBLY STEP 2
Second, swivel the open side to face the opposite rail and
press the channel with the opening through the plastic hook
of the clip in order to hook the channel on.
ASSEMBLY STEP 3
After you have mounted the cable channels on all plastic hooks, press
the cable channel downward at the respective points in order to lock it
into the correct position.
ASSEMBLY STEP 4
Slide the cable channel to the end of the narrow side in order
to lock it.

ELECTRIFICATION AND CABLING
Guiding cables horizontally using plastic clips
Even without using a cable channel, the cables can be guided along the visible traverse under-frame and kept neatly stowed
using the convenient plastic clips. The cables are clipped in on the inside of the plastic clip one after another.
Guiding cables vertically
The cables can be guided to the floor completely out of sight using a groove in the table leg. The groove is covered by a
panel. The cable routing matches the visual appearance of the frame's aluminium surface. After placing the cable inside the
panel, it is simply hung on the two plastic holders inside the table leg and slid downward to lock.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Careful and proper cleaning of the surfaces of your ray table is particularly important to keep it in optimum condition.
Thefollowing cleaning instructions are only intended as a recommendation. Brunner GmbH will not be held liable for
damage to the finish caused by improper cleaning.
Cleaning the aluminium frame
For normal use, it is sufficient to wipe the metal surfaces with a clean, dry dust cloth. Any particularly dirty areas can be
cleaned with a standard, grease-dissolving all-purpose cleaner. Tarnished areas on the polished surface can be polished up
with chrome polish. Never use abrasive cleaning agents, as well as toilet or sanitary cleaners. The gliders' surfaces should be
regularly cleaned of coarse pieces of dirt or deposits.
Cleaning the powder-coated under-frame
For normal use, it is sufficient to wipe the powder-coated surfaces with a clean, soft, slightly damp cloth. Any particularly
dirty areas can be cleaned with a standard, grease-dissolving all-purpose cleaner. However, abrasive cleaning agents and
WC or sanitary cleaners must not be used because they may damage the powder-coated surface. Acid or alkaline cleaning
agents and organic solvents must also not be used. Please only use soft cotton cloths for cleaning purposes and never use
plastic sponges, wire wool or steam jet devices, which could permanently damage the surface. The gliders' surfaces should
be regularly cleaned to remove coarse pieces of dirt or deposits.
Electrification and cabling | Care instructions 16 . 17

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Cleaning table tops with high-pressure laminate
Clean the surface with warm water and then dry it with a paper towel or soft
cloth. If any dirt or residue remains, use a normal household cleaning agent,
e.g. washing powder, liquid or solid soap. The cleaning agent should not con-
tain any abrasive ingredients, as they could lead to changes in the gloss level
and scratches. We recommend leaving the cleaning agent to work as required
depending on how dirty the surface is. Afterwards, wash off with water and
dry. Remove all residue from the cleaning agent in order to prevent streaking.
Please do not use furniture polish or wax-based cleaning agents, as they are
inclined to build up in the texture of the HPL finish and result in a sticky, unat-
tractive layer that attracts dirt.
Cleaning table tops with oak or walnut veneer
Clean regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth. With normal use, it is enough to
remove dirt from the surface once or twice a year with a damp cloth. Use water
mixed with a small amount of commercially available mild detergent to damp-
en the cloth. Then, while the surface is still damp, wipe it with a soft, clean cloth
in the same direction as the wood grain. Avoid rubbing hard, as this can cause
differences in finish to occur with matte surfaces. After lengthy and heavy use,
the lacquered surface can be cleaned with a commercially available furniture
polish. When doing so, please note any applicable requirements for use. Where
appropriate, check the compatibility using a spot on your ray tables that is not
visible.
General cleaning of table tops
As a general rule, we recommend cleaning with a lint-free cloth dampened
with pure water without any added cleaning agent or furniture polish. After-
wards, dry off the surface of the table top with a clean, soft cloth. Never use
silicone-based polishes, strong ammonia, alcohol or plasticiser-based clean-
ing agents. The same applies to abrasive cleaning agents containing scouring
agents.

Note
For details, prices, terms and conditions, refer to the current
price list. We reserve the right to technical changes, errors
and colour deviations. Some models are displayed as special
versions that are subject to additional costs.
Imprint
Product design:
jehs+laub
Illustrations:
Claas Ratjen . Brunner GmbH
Text:
Claas Ratjen . Hanne Haaf . Brunner GmbH
Design:
Kerstin Lamprecht. Brunner GmbH

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