Hay NEW ORDER User manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
NEW ORDER
TABLE
By Stefan Diez

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New Order is born of 100% industrial production, reflecting
our ambition to create uncompromising and high-precision
quality products. Shelving and storing units form the backbone
of New Order Workspace Elements. Attached or detached
tables in different heights for sitting as well as standing
enable an almost infinite number of customized configurations.
New Order Table works as a free standing table for the dining
room, office or conference room but the functionality of the
table can be expanded with a set of connectors, allowing them
to hook directly onto a New Order shelf and literally merge
with it allowing for numerous workspaces to emerge.
Just like the vertical structure of New Order, the matching
tables are built from functional aluminium profiles that
are able to handle the infrastructure of cables often vital
for an office environment. The tables are available in
various standard sizes fitting the horizontal as well as
the vertical grid of New Order.
INTRODUCTION

CAUTION
With a little care you can prolong the life of your
furniture. Follow the instructions for the materials of
your specific product to make sure that it stays in
the best shape for as long as possible.
The information below is only intended as a
general guideline. For more information on how to
remove specific stains, please enquire where you
bought the furniture.
• Avoid placing the table in direct sunlight or near
a heat source to reduce changes. As wood is a
natural material, it will change in colour and will
patinate over time.
• When you move your furniture, make sure you lift it
rather than pulling or pushing it to avoid damaging
the floor, legs and mountings.
• Tighten up the screws after one to two months’
use and whenever required.
• Avoid improper use such as putting your feet
on the table or standing on it.
• Use coasters under damp, hot or coloured objects
to avoid permanent stains.
• Avoid partially covering the surface, for example
with tablecloths, or place mats, as colour variances
may appear.
• Be careful not to scratch or damage the surface
with sharp objects.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE

POWDER COATED ALUMINIUM
• Wipe with a clean cloth wrung in water or in a solu-
tion of water and a neutral detergent. Remove soap
residue immediately using a clean, dry cloth.
• Avoid using scouring cream or scouring pads, as
they may scratch the surface.
LACQUERED, STAINED OR PAINTED WOOD
• Wipe with a clean cloth wrung in water or in a
solution of water and a neutral detergent. Remove
soap residue immediately using a clean, dry cloth.
• If the surface is scratched or appears matt, use
a care product especially suited to lacquered or
stained wood.
• Avoid using detergents containing silicone, as they
seal the stain in and make subsequent repairs more
difficult.
• Avoid using scouring cream or scouring pads, as
they may scratch the surface.
LINOLEUM
• Wipe with a clean cloth wrung in water or in a
solution of water and a neutral detergent or soap
flakes. Remove soap residue immediately using a
clean, dry cloth.
• If the surface is scratched or appears matt, use a
care product especially suited to linoleum.
• Stains may be carefully removed using white spirit
(mineral spirit) or a damp nano sponge dipped in
lukewarm water or linoleum care product. Follow up
immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Never use the
nano sponge dry.
• Avoid alkaline detergents such as soft (yellow)
soap, washing soda, lye and scouring powder.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE

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PAGE 8-17
Whitout support bar
PAGE 18-31
With 1 support bar
PAGE 32-45
With 2 support bars
PAGE 46-60
With 3 support bars
CONTENTS

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Without support bar
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL

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Short frame profile
x 2
Frame profile long
x 2
Leg x 4
Torx keyLeg screw x 4 Allen keyFrame screw x 48
PARTS

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Tabletop x 1
Tableclips screw x 10
Corner knot x 4 Tabletop clips x 10
PARTS

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1.
MOUNTING CORNER KNOTS
Insert the two corner knots in the short frame profile. Make sure
the corner knots are pushed all the way in.

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2.
MOUNTING FRAME PROFILES
Slide the frame profiles firmly onto the corner knots.

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3.
ALIGNING FRAME PROFILE
In the other end of the table frame align and push the short
frame profile into the long frame profile.

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4.
MOUNTING THE FRAME PROFILE
When mounting the frame profiles to the corner knot it is important
that the two frame profiles align without gaps or unevenness.
CHECKING THE CONNECTION
Check the corners of the frame profiles.
Avoid any unevenness or gaps. If this occurs,
placing the tabletop in the frame will
become unnecessarily challenging

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5.
SECURING THE FRAME PROFILES
Use the supplied torx key to fixate each corner using 8 screws.
FRAME SCREWS
Locate the bag of screws named
Frame Screws
x 32

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6.
MOUNTING THE LEGS
Make sure that the legs are pressed firmly against and onto the corner knots leaving
no gaps. Any gaps can lead to difficulties when inserting the leg screws.

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7.
MOUNTING THE LEGS
Firmly press all 4 legs onto the corner knots.
Insert the leg screws in the holes in the frame profile and secure the
legs by screwing in the leg screws using the supplied allen key.
x 4
LEG SCREWS
Locate the bag of screws
named Leg Screws
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INSERTING THE TABLETOP
Place the tabletop in the frame on the short frame profile.

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9.
PUSHING THE MIDDLE
Push the center of the tabletop gently upwards while guiding
the free side of the tabletop into the frame.
10.
NUDGING
Work your way around the tabletop’s edge pushing down
to ensure that it rests well in the frame profile.

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11.
TABLETOP CLIP
Place the 10 tabletop clips on the inside of the frame profile.
PLEASE NOTE
If a crossbar interfers with the placement of the tabletop clips, please
place the item as close to the crossbar as possible.
12.
TABLETOP CLIP
Place the clip on the inside of the frame profile.