Jason.L Switch System Round Meeting Table User manual

INSTALLATION GUIDE
Switch System
Round Meeting Table
Size: 1200mm, 1350mm, 1500mm
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Note: Please ignore any pre-drilled holes or nut inserts that maybe present in your top(s). They will not match your
particular table/desk base and woods screws will be required to be screwed directly into the underside of the top.
Note: It is important to fully tighten all bolts and screws before attaching the top(s) so that the frame
is suciently rigid. Failure to do this may aect stability once the tops are attached.
Tools Required: Power screwdriver.

Table Top
Leg x4
Leg Bracket x4
Beam Bracket x8
Switch Beams:
- for 1200mm table - x4 beam (465mm)
- for 1350mm table - x4 beam (570mm)
- for 1500mm table - x4 beam (675mm)
L-Bracket x4
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2
3
4
5
6
Hex Nut x4
L-Bracket screws x4
Hex Head screws x12
M8x25mm Dome Head x4
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8
9
10
COMPONENTS
SCREWS
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INSTALLATION GUIDE
Switch System
Round Meeting Table
Size: 1200mm, 1350mm, 1500mm
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INSTALLATION GUIDE
Switch System
Round Meeting Table
Size: 1200mm, 1350mm, 1500mm
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Join 1 L-Bracket through each Switch Beam
Join Leg Brackets to each Leg using screws to secure them, as follow.
Securely connect each Beam to each Beam Bracket. Screw to secure. Insert Hex Nut on each Beam Bracket.
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INSTALLATION GUIDE
Switch System
Round Meeting Table
Size: 1200mm, 1350mm, 1500mm
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Position as presented, and proceed to screw to ensure each corner of the frame.
05
If this bolt does not drop into the joint
use the Allen key to screw it all the way
in so that it creates its own thread.
This will ensure a nice, tight joint. Directly screw into table tops, using L-Bracket
screws through each L-Bracket.
06
Note: It is important to fully tighten all bolts and screws before attaching
the top(s) so that the frame is suciently rigid. Failure to do this may
aect stability once the tops are attached.