KI InTandem User manual

Assembly Instructions
InTandem® Table System
November 2013

InTandem® Table System - Worksurface
Assembly Instructions
Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
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Tools Provided
• T-30 Extended Torx Driver
• T-25 Torx Driver
Additional Tools Required
• Soft protective surface
• Adjustable open-faced wrench
• Power drill
• Level
Beams and Legs to
Worksurface
Note: Assembly of this product
requires two people.
1. Place worksurface face down on a
soft protective surface.
Note: The power beam should be
installed before the data trough.
The data trough prevents access
necessary to attaching the power
beam. If this unit is to be used for
hardwire electrical, see pages 16,
17 and 21 before attaching the
power beam.
2. Attach power beam to underside
of worksurface into the pre-drilled
holes using #14 x 3/4" wood
screws. Extended T-30 Torx
Driver is provided to drive screws
(Figure 1).
3. Attach legs to underside of
worksurface into the steel inserts
with 1/4-20 x 5/8" machine screws,
noting whether the leg is in a
shared or end-of-run position.
For ease of installation, start
all screws before tightening.
Any leg can be used for either a
shared or end of run condition
(Figures 2 and 3).
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Assembly Instructions
InTandem Table System
Tools Provided:
Additional Tools Required:
Beams and Legs to Worksurface
Note:
Note:
T-30 Extended Torx Driver
T-25 Torx Driver
Soft
protective surface, adjustable open-
faced wrench, power drill and level.
Assembly of this product requires
two people.
1. Place worksurface face down on a
soft protective surface.
The power beam should be
installed before the data trough. The
data trough prevents access necessary
to attaching the power beam. If this unit
is to be used for hardwire electrical, see
pages 15, 16, 17 or 21 before attaching
the power beam.
2. Attach power beam to underside of
worksurface into the pre-drilled holes
using #14x3/4" wood screws.
Extended T-30 Torx Driver is provided
to drive screws (Figure 1).
3. Attach legs to underside of
worksurface into the steel inserts with
1/4-20x5/8" machine screws, noting
whether the leg is inashared or end-
of-run position. For ease of installation,
start all screws before tightening. Any
leg can be used for eitherashared or
end of run condition (Figure2and 3).
worksurface
worksurface
#14 x/"
wood screw
34
15
/ -20 x/"
machine screw
48
leg
(end-of-run position)
power beam
Figure 1
Figure 2

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InTandem®Table System - Worksurface
Assembly Instructions
Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
Note: Consult your space plan
layout. An end-of-run leg position
is shown in figures 2 and 3 while
a shared leg position is shown in
figure 3.
4. Attach data trough to legs using
1/4-20 x 1/2" self-tapping screws.
The set of holes used will
depend on whether the trough
is being attached to a shared or
end-of-run leg. When correctly
positioned, the plastic door with
ridges (shown in figure 4) will be
to the outside (instructor side)
of the table and the smooth,
rounded plastic door will be to
the inside (student side)
(Figure 4).
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leg
(shared position)
data trough
1/ -20x½”
self-tapping
screw
4
leg
(end-of-run position)
leg
Figure 3
Figure 4
Note: Consult your space plan layout.
An end-of-run leg position is shown on
figures2and3whileashared leg
position is shown in figure 3.
4. Attach data trough to legs using
1/4-20x1/2" self-tapping screws. The
set of holes used will depend on
whether the trough is being attached to
a shared or end-of-run leg. When
correctly positioned, the plastic door
with ridges (shown in figure 4) will be
to the outside (instructor side) of the
table and the smooth, rounded plastic
door will be to the inside (student side)
(Figure 4).
15
/x20 x/”
machine screw
48
steel insert
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InTandem® Table System - Worksurface
Assembly Instructions
Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
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5. If the next table is shared, attach
power beam to underside of
worksurface using #14 x 3/4"
wood screws (Figure 1). If this is
to be used for hardwire electrical,
see pages 16, 17 and 21 before
attaching power beam. Extended
T-30 Torx Driver is provided to
drive screws. Attach leg in proper
position with 1/4-20 x 5/8" machine
screw (Figures 2 or 3).
6. Carefully flip over table and orient
the open end onto the existing
shared leg. Attach leg in proper
position with 1/4-20 x 5/8" machine
screws into the steel inserts
(Figure 5).
7. Attach data trough to legs using
1/4-20 x 1/2" self-tapping screws
(Figure 6).
8. Attach a ganger bracket to front
(user) side of each table-to-table
connection using two 1/4-20 x 5/8"
machine screws as illustrated
(Figure 6).
Note: If a shared divider bracket
is to be used (see page 6) the
ganger is not required.
5. If the next table is shared, attach
power beam to underside of
worksurface using #14x3/4" wood
screws (Figure 1). If this is to be used
for hardwire electrical, see pages 15,
16, 17 or 21 before attaching power
beam. Extended T-30 Torx Driver is
provided to drive screws. Attach leg in
proper position with 1/4-20x5/8"
machine screw (Figure2or 3).
6. Carefully flip over table and orient the
open end onto the existing shared leg.
Attach leg in proper position with 1/4-
20x5/8" machine screws into the steel
inserts (Figure 5).
7. Attach data trough to legs using 1/4-
20x1/2" self-tapping screws (Figure
6).
8. Attachaganger bracket to front
(user) side of each table-to-table
connection using two 1/2-20x5/8"
machine screws as illustrated (Figure
6).
Ifashared divider bracket is to
be used (see page 6) the ganger is not
required.
Note:
15
/ -20 x/”
machine screw
48
15
/ -20 x/”
machine screw
48
shared leg
data trough
ganger bracket
1/ -20x½”
self-tapping
screw
4
Figure 5
Figure 6
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InTandem®Table System - Worksurface
Assembly Instructions
Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
Beam End Cap
1. At the end of each row, snap the
beam end cap into the open end
of the steel power and data beam.
Secure the end cap to the leg as
illustrated with two 1/4-20 x 1/2"
self-tapping screws (Figure 7).
Leg Leveling Instructions
Note: Some leveling of
worksurfaces may be required
during assembly to achieve
proper fit and alignment.
Note: After all worksurfaces in a
row of units are attached together,
leveling must be fine tuned.
Leveling must be started at the
highest point on the floor and
worked outward.
1. Leveling of worksurfaces is
achieved by turning the glide
under the foot (Detail A). The
glide can be adjusted with either
a 9/16" open end wrench (not
included), or an adjustable open
end wrench (not included). The
glide has a 11/4" adjustment range
by the use of a set of two nested
threads. The larger outer glide
can be used for most adjustment.
If additional range is needed,
the larger, outer threaded stem
(Detail B) should be held while
the smaller, inner stem (Detail C)
is adjusted out.
Beam End Cap
LegLeveling Instructions
Note:
Note:
1. At the end of each row, snap the
beam end cap into the open end of the
steel power and data beam. Secure the
end cap to the leg as illustrated with
two 1/4-20x1/2" self-tapping screws
(Figure 7).
Some leveling of worksurfaces
may be required during assembly to
achieve proper fit and alignment.
After all worksurfaces inarow of
units are attached together, leveling
must be fine tuned. Leveling must be
started at the highest point on the floor
and worked outward.
1. Leveling of worksurfaces is achieved
by turning the glide under the foot
(Detail A). The glide can be adjusted
with eithera9/16" open end wrench
(not included), or an adjustable open
end wrench (not included). The glide
hasa11/4" adjustment range by the
use ofaset of two nested threads. The
larger outer glide can be used for most
adjustment. If additional range is
needed, the larger, outer threaded stem
(Detail B) should be held while the
smaller, inner stem (Detail C) is
adjusted out.
Figure 7
Detail A Detail B
Detail C
glide
beam end cap
1/ -20x½”
self-tapping screw
4
inner stem
outer stem
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InTandem® Table System - Corner Worksurface
Assembly Instructions
Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
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Corner Worksurface - Beams
and Legs
Note: Assembly of this product
requires two people.
1. Place corner worksurface face
down on a soft protective surface.
Note: The power beams should
be installed before the data
troughs. The data trough prevents
access necessary to attaching
the power beam. If this unit is to
be used for hardwire electrical,
see pages 16, 17 and 21 before
attaching the power beam.
2. Attach two power beams to
the underside of the corner
worksurface as illustrated. Secure
using #14 x 3/4" wood screws.
Extended T-30 Torx Driver is
provided to drive screws
(Figure 1).
3. Attach the corner power beam to
the underside of the worksurface
using #14 x 3/4" wood screws.
4. Attach legs to underside of
worksurface with 1/4-20 x 5/8"
machine screws, noting whether
the leg is in a shared or
end-of-run position. For ease of
installation, start all screws before
tightening. Any leg can be used
for either a shared or end-of-run
condition (Figure 1).
5. Attach corner leg to underside of
worksurface with three #14 x 3/4"
wood screws as illustrated. For
ease of installation, start all
screws before tightening
(Figure 1).
6. Attach the data troughs to the
corner worksurface using
1/4-20 x 1/2" self-tapping screws.
As illustrated, the corner data
trough is attached by using the
same screw which is used to
attach each data trough to the two
different sides of the corner leg.
The set of holes used for outside
legs will depend on whether the
trough is being attached to a
shared or end-of-run leg
(Figure 2).
7. Carefully turn corner worksurface
assembly to the upright position.
If appropriate at this time, refer to
"Leg Leveling" and/or "Beam End
Cap" instructions.
Corner Worksurface-Beams and
Legs
Note:
Note:
Assembly of this product
requires two people.
1. Place corner worksurface face
down onasoft protective surface.
The power beams should be
installed before the data troughs.
The data trough prevents access
necessaryto attaching the power
beam. If this unit is to be used for
hardwire electrical, see pages
15,16,17 or 21 before attaching
the power beam.
2. Attach two power beams to the
underside of the corner
worksurface as illustrated. Secure
using #14x3/4" wood screws.
Extended T-30 Torx Driver is
provided to drive screws (Figure
1).
3. Attach the corner power beam
to the underside of the
worksurface using #14x3/4"
wood screws.
4. Attach legs to underside of
worksurface with 1/4-20x5/8"
machine screws, noting whether
the leg is inashared or end-of-
run position. For ease of
installation, start all screws before
tightening. Any leg can be used
for eitherashared or end-of-run
condition (Figure 1).
5. Attach corner leg to underside
of worksurface with three #14 x
3/4" wood screws as illustrated.
For ease of installation, start all
screws before tightening (Figure
1).
corner
worksurface
corner
leg
#14 x/"
wood screws
34
15
/ -20 x/”
machine screw
48
#14 x/”
wood screw
34
leg
(end-of-run position)
leg
(shared position)
power beam
corner
power beam
Figure 1
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6. Attach the data troughs to the
corner worksurface using 1/4-20
x 1/2" self-tapping screws. As
illustrated, the corner data trough
is attached by using the same
screw which is used to attach
each data trough to the two
different sides of the corner leg
The set of holes used for outside
legs will depend on whether the
trough is being attached to a
shared or end-of-run leg (Figure
2).
7.Carefully turn corner
worksurface assembly to the
upright position. If appropriate at
this time, refer to “
and/or “
instructions.
LegLeveling”
Beam End Cap”
Figure 2
corner
worksurface
corner
data trough
data trough
data trough
leg
(shared position)
1/ -20x½”
self-tapping
screw
4
1
/ -20x½”
self-tapping
screw
4
leg
(end-of-run position)
corner leg
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InTandem®Table System - Dividers & Privacy Screens
Assembly Instructions
Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
Dividers and Privacy Screens
1. The first step in assembling
privacy screens and dividers is to
determine if the dividers are to be
configured as left-end, right-end,
or shared. Shared dividers must
first be assembled by joining the
two pieces of the front bracket
as illustrated (Figure 1). The
tabs of the loop section fit into
one of four positions, or sets of
holes in the U-bracket section. As
illustrated, nest the loop section
into the rear-most set of holes
in the U-bracket section for this
application (Figure 1).
2. Next, install the front bracket
assembly to a divider which will
be shared. Secure the bracket
to the divider using a set of
male and female fasteners as
illustrated. Tighten with Torx
driver (Figure 2).
3. Attach the front bracket of the
shared divider(s) to the threaded
inserts at the underside of the
worksurface using two
1/4-20 x 5/8" machine screws each
(Figure 3).
Note: Shared dividers require
the use of "long side brackets" to
attach dividers to privacy screens.
Long side brackets have two
mounting holes that each are 1.5"
from the corner of the bracket
(Detail A). End dividers require
the use of "short side brackets"
which has one hole at 1.5" from
the corner, and one hole which
is 1.063" from the corner (Detail
B). The side of the short side
bracket which has the hole at the
"shorter" 1.063" distance form the
corner is the side of the bracket
that must be oriented to attach to
the privacy screen (Figure 3).
4. Attach two pair of long side
brackets to the rear of the shared
divider using male/female
fasteners (Figure 3 & Detail A).
Dividers and Privacy Screens
1. The first step in assembling privacy
screens and dividers is to determine if
the dividers are to be configured as left-
end, right-end, or shared. Shared
dividers must first be assembled by
joining the two pieces of the front
bracket as illustrated (Figure 1). The
tabs of the loop section fit into one of
four positions, or sets of holes in the U-
bracket section. As illustrated, nest the
loop section into the rear-most set of
holes in the U-bracket section for this
application (Figure 1).
2. Next, install the front bracket
assembly toadivider which will be
shared. Secure the bracket to the
divider usingaset of male and female
fasteners as illustrated. Tighten with
Torx driver (Figure 2).
Figure 1 Figure 2
shared divider bracket
(loop section)
holes
(rear set)
tabs
shared divider bracket
(u-bracket)
divider
(shared)
front bracket
assembly
male/female
fasteners
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shared
divider
front
bracket right-end
divider
short
side bracket
(end divider)
short
side bracket
(end divider)
left-end
divider
bottom
bracket
bottom
bracket
15
/ -20 x/"
machine screw
48
#10 x/”
wood screw
34
#10 x/”
wood screw
34
3. Attach the front bracket of the shared
divider(s) to the threaded inserts at the
underside of the worksurface using two
1/4-20x5/8" machine screws each (Figure
3).
Shared dividers require the use of
"long side brackets" to attach dividers to
privacy screens. Long side brackets have
two mounting holes that each are 1.5" from
the corner of the bracket (Detail A). End
dividers require the use of "short side
brackets" which has one hole at 1.5" from
the corner, and one hole which is 1.063"
from the corner (Detail B). The side of the
short side bracket which has the hole at the
"shorter" 1.063" distance form the corner is
the side of the bracket that must be oriented
to attach to the privacy screen (Figure 3).
4. Attach two pair of long side brackets to
the rear of the shared divider using
male/female fasteners (Figure3&Detail A).
Note:
Note: For better alignment when securing
dividers and privacy screens with the
male/female fasteners, it is recommended
that the larger diameter female fastener be
used at locations where any type of bracket
is being installed. And,anylon spacer is
required at any no-bracket attachment side
ofadivider or privacy screen whereashort
side bracket is secured using male/female
fasteners (Figures 3,4&7).
5. Next determine the location of left-end
and right-end dividers. Both divider types
are assembled from the same parts. Attach
a bottom bracket to the appropriate side at
the front, outside of each divider using
male/female fasteners as illustrated (Figure
3).
6. Attach two short side brackets to the
left- and right-end dividers at the inside rear
locations using male/female fasteners and
nylon spacers to the outside as illustrated
(Figure 3).
7. Align the bottom bracket of the end
dividers to the correct mounting holes at the
underside of the worksurface. The correct
location will allowaprivacy screen to be
mounted at the back edge of the table.
Secure the bottom bracket of the right-end
and left-end dividers to the underside of the
worksurfaces using the short T25 driver bit
to thread in two #10x3/4" wood screws
into the pre-drilled holes (Figure 3).
male
fastener
male
fastener
nylon
spacer
nylon
spacer
nylon
spacer
male
fastener
female
fastener
female
fastener
female
fastener long
side brackets
(shared divider)
Figure 3
Detail A Detail B
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long side bracket short side bracket

InTandem® Table System - Dividers & Privacy Screens
Assembly Instructions
Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
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Note: For better alignment
when securing dividers and
privacy screens with the
male/female fasteners, it is
recommended that the larger
diameter female fastener
be used at locations where
any type of bracket is being
installed. And, a nylon spacer
is required at any no-bracket
attachment side of a divider or
privacy screen where a short
side bracket is secured using
male/female fasteners (Figures
3, 4 & 7).
5. Next determine the location
of left-end and right-end
dividers. Both divider types
are assembled from the same
parts. Attach a bottom bracket
to the appropriate side at the
front, outside of each divider
using male/female fasteners as
illustrated (Figure 3).
6. Attach two short side brackets to
the left- and right-end dividers
at the inside rear locations
using male/female fasteners as
illustrated (Figure 3).
7. Align the bottom bracket of
the end dividers to the correct
mounting holes at the underside
of the worksurface. The correct
location will allow a privacy
screen to be mounted at the back
edge of the table. Secure the
bottom bracket of the right-end
and left-end dividers to the
underside of the worksurfaces
using the short T-25 driver bit
to thread in two #10 x 3/4" wood
screws into the pre-drilled holes
(Figure 3).
8. To install privacy screens,
first insert two male fasteners
through two bottom brackets
and press the fasteners into the
mounting holes at the lower,
outside mounting holes of
the privacy screen. Position
the privacy screen into place,
aligning the screen's bottom
mounting holes with the short
side bracket mounting holes.
From the inside, thread a female
fastener through the short side
brackets and into the male
fastener to hold the divider in
place at the bottom brackets
(Figure 4).
9. Secure the top of the privacy
screen to the short side brackets
of the dividers using male/
female fasteners and nylon
spacers where required. As
described above, when securing
the privacy screen to the divider,
use the larger diameter female
part of the male/female fasteners
on the inside of the table. Use
a male fastener with a nylon
spacer at the back, top of the
privacy screen. This will aid to
properly align the divider screen
(Figure 4).
10. Secure each bottom bracket to
the underside of the worksurface
using two #10 x 3/4" wood
screws into pre-drilled holes
(Figure 4).
shared
divider
front
bracket right-end
divider
short
side bracket
(end divider)
short
side bracket
(end divider)
left-end
divider
bottom
bracket
bottom
bracket
15
/ -20 x/"
machine screw
48
#10 x/”
wood screw
34
#10 x/”
wood screw
34
3. Attach the front bracket of the shared
divider(s) to the threaded inserts at the
underside of the worksurface using two
1/4-20x5/8" machine screws each (Figure
3).
Shared dividers require the use of
"long side brackets" to attach dividers to
privacy screens. Long side brackets have
two mounting holes that each are 1.5" from
the corner of the bracket (Detail A). End
dividers require the use of "short side
brackets" which has one hole at 1.5" from
the corner, and one hole which is 1.063"
from the corner (Detail B). The side of the
short side bracket which has the hole at the
"shorter" 1.063" distance form the corner is
the side of the bracket that must be oriented
to attach to the privacy screen (Figure 3).
4. Attach two pair of long side brackets to
the rear of the shared divider using
male/female fasteners (Figure3&Detail A).
Note:
Note: For better alignment when securing
dividers and privacy screens with the
male/female fasteners, it is recommended
that the larger diameter female fastener be
used at locations where any type of bracket
is being installed. And,anylon spacer is
required at any no-bracket attachment side
ofadivider or privacy screen whereashort
side bracket is secured using male/female
fasteners (Figures 3,4&7).
5. Next determine the location of left-end
and right-end dividers. Both divider types
are assembled from the same parts. Attach
a bottom bracket to the appropriate side at
the front, outside of each divider using
male/female fasteners as illustrated (Figure
3).
6. Attach two short side brackets to the
left- and right-end dividers at the inside rear
locations using male/female fasteners and
nylon spacers to the outside as illustrated
(Figure 3).
7. Align the bottom bracket of the end
dividers to the correct mounting holes at the
underside of the worksurface. The correct
location will allowaprivacy screen to be
mounted at the back edge of the table.
Secure the bottom bracket of the right-end
and left-end dividers to the underside of the
worksurfaces using the short T25 driver bit
to thread in two #10x3/4" wood screws
into the pre-drilled holes (Figure 3).
male
fastener
male
fastener
nylon
spacer
nylon
spacer
nylon
spacer
male
fastener
female
fastener
female
fastener
female
fastener long
side brackets
(shared divider)
Figure 3
Detail A Detail B
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long side bracket short side bracket
#10 x/"
wood screw
34
#10 x/"
wood screw
34
shared
divider
end divider
bottom
bracket
bottom
bracket
privacy screen
8. To install privacy screens, first insert two
male fasteners through two bottom
brackets and press the fasteners into the
mounting holes at the lower, outside
mounting holes of the privacy screen.
Position the privacy screen into place,
aligning the screen's bottom mounting
holes with the short side bracket mounting
holes. From the inside, threadafemale
fastener through the short side brackets
and into the male fastener to hold the
divider in place at the bottom brackets
(Figure 4).
A nylon spacer is required at any no-
bracket attachment side ofadivider where
a shortor long side bracket is attached
using male/female fasteners (Figure 7).
9. Secure the top of the privacy screen to
the short side brackets of the dividers using
male/female fasteners and nylon spacers
where required. As described above, when
securing the privacy screen to the divider,
use the larger diameter female partof the
male/female fasteners on the inside of the
table. Useamale fastener withanylon
spacer at the back, top of the privacy
screen. This will aid to properly align the
divider screen (Figure 4).
10. Secure each bottom bracket to the
underside of the worksurface using two
#10x3/4" wood screws into pre-drilled
holes (Figure 4).
Note:
Figure 4
female
fastener
female
fastener
male
fastener
male
fastener
short
side bracket
long
side bracket
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nylon
spacer
nylon
spacer
nylon
spacer
nylon
spacer

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InTandem®Table System - Dividers & Privacy Screens, Back-to-Back
Assembly Instructions
Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
Privacy Screens with
Back-to-Back Dividers
Note: Tables joined back-to-back
with privacy screens and dividers
are assembled with a rear divider
panel shared between each pair of
back-to-back tables.
1. Assemble the first row of tables,
dividers and privacy screens as
in instructions 1 through 10 of
"Divider and Privacy Screens".
Note: The second row of tables,
which is to be installed
back-to-back with the first row
will have dividers installed with
a shared divider bracket being
assembled to a different set of
holes in the U-bracket.
Back-to-back dividers use the
second set of holes from the front
of the U-bracket. This allows the
divider to mount further back and
meet up accurately with the
back-to-back privacy screen.
2. The first step in assembling
privacy screens and dividers is
to determine if the back-to-back
dividers are to be configured as
left-end, right-end, or shared.
Shared dividers must first be
assembled by joining the two
pieces of the front bracket as
illustrated (Figure 5). The tabs
of the loop section fit into one of
four positions, or sets of holes
in the U-bracket section. As
illustrated, rest the loop section
into the second set of holes in the
U-bracket section for this
back-to-back application
(Figure 5).
3. Next, install the front bracket
assembly to the divider which
will be shared and installed
back-to-back. Secure the bracket
to the divider using a set of male
and female fasteners as illustrated
(Figure 6).
Figure 5 Figure 6
shared divider bracket
(loop section)
holes
(second set)
tabs
shared divider bracket
(u-bracket)
back-to-back divider
(shared)
front bracket
assembly
male/female
fasteners
InTandem Table System-Assembly Instructions
Privacy Screens with Back-to-Back
Dividers
Note:
Note:
Tables joined back-to-back with
privacy screens and dividers are
assembled witharear divider panel
shared between each pair of back-to-
back tables.
1. Assemble the first row of tables,
dividers and privacy screens as in
instructions1through 10 of
.
The second row of tables, which
is to be installed back-to-back with the
first row will have dividers installed
withashared divider bracket being
assembled toadifferent set of holes in
the U-bracket. Back-to-back dividers
use the second set of holes from the
front of the U-bracket. This allows the
divider to mount further back and meet
up accurately with the back-to-back
privacy screen.
2. The first step in assembling privacy
screens and dividers is to determine if
the back-to-back dividers are to be
configured as left-end, right-end, or
shared. Shared dividers must first be
assembled by joining the two pieces of
the front bracket as illustrated (Figure
5). The tabs of the loop section fit into
one of four positions, or sets of holes
in the U-bracket section. As illustrated,
nest the loop section into the second
set of holes in the U-bracket section for
this back-to-back application (Figure
5).
3. Next, install the front bracket
assembly to the divider which will be
shared and installed back-to-back.
Secure the bracket to the divider using
a set of male and female fasteners as
illustrated (Figure 6).
"Dividers
and Privacy Screens"
InTandem Table System-Assembly Instructions
Figure 7
#10 x/"
wood screw
34
shared
back-to-back
divider
right end
back-to-back
divider
left end
back-to-back
divider
bottom
bracket
bottom
bracket
privacy screen
(back-to-back)
privacy screen
(back-to-back)
first row of tables
second row of tables
female
fastener
male
fastener
female
fastener
male
fastener
male
fastener
short
side bracket
long
side brackets
short
side bracket
Privacy Screens with Back-to-Back
Dividers cont.
4. From the privacy screens of the
first row of tables, remove all
male/female fasteners (and nylon
spacers) that hold the divider panels
to the privacy screens which will be
shared. Slide the second row of tables
up against the back of the first row of
tables until the second row meets the
bottom brackets of the first set (Figure
7).
5. On the second row of tables, attach
the shared back-to-back divider(s) to
the table tops at the front, underside
brackets to the rear of the shared and
end back-to-back dividers using
male/female fasteners and nylon
spacers to the outside as required
(Figure 7).
9. Secure the dividers of the second
table row to the back-to-back privacy
screens of the first set of tables with
male/female fasteners as illustrated.
When securing the privacy screen to
the divider, use the larger diameter
female partof the male/female
fasteners on the inside of the table.
This will aid to properly align the
divider screen (Figure 7).
fasteners and nylon spacers as
illustrated (Figure 7).
7. Position the end dividers onto the
tops so that the rear edge of the divider
meets the back-to-back privacy
screen. At the appropriate mounting
location, secure the bottom bracket of
the right-end and left-end dividers to
the underside of the worksurfaces
using the short T25 driver bit to thread
in two #10x3/4" wood screws
(Figure 7).
8. On the second row of tables, attach
all required short and long side
using two 1/4-20x5/8" machine
screws into the threaded inserts under
the tables (Figure 7).
A nylon spacer is required at
any no-bracket attachment side of a
divider whereashort side bracket is
attached using male/female fasteners
(Figure 7).
6. Next determine the location of left-
and right-end dividers. Both divider
types are assembled from the same
parts. Attachabottom bracket to the
appropriate side at the front, outside of
each divider using male/female
Note:
nylon
spacer
nylon
spacer
nylon
spacer
nylon
spacers

InTandem® Table System - Dividers & Privacy Screens, Back-to-Back
Assembly Instructions
Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
9
6. Next, determine the location of
left- and right-end dividers. Both
divider types are assembled
from the same parts. Attach
a bottom bracket to the
appropriate side at the front,
outside of each divider using
male/female fasteners and nylon
spacers as illustrated (Figure 7).
7. Position the end dividers
onto the tops so that the rear
edge of the divider meets the
back-to-back privacy screen.
At the appropriate mounting
location, secure the bottom
bracket of the right- and left-end
dividers to the underside of the
worksurfaces using the short
T-25 driver bit to thread in two
#10 x 3/4" wood screws
(Figure 7).
8. On the second row of tables,
attach all required short and
long side brackets to the rear of
the shared and end back-to-back
dividers using male/female
fasteners and nylon spacers to
the outside as required
(Figure 7).
9. Secure the dividers of the second
table row to the back-to-back
privacy screens of the first
set of tables with male/female
fasteners as illustrated. When
securing the privacy screen
to the divider, use the larger
diameter female part of the male/
female fasteners on the inside
of the table. This will aid to
properly align the divider screen
(Figure 7).
10. Locate the power beam ganger
slots which are located along the
top, where the beam meets the
worksurface. Slide the
back-to-back gangers through
the slots of the first beam and
through the slots of the second,
back-to-back beam. Align the
mounting slot of the
back-to-back ganger with the
pre-drilled hole under the
second worksurface. Secure
each ganger to the worksurface
with #14 x 3/4" wood screw.
Repeat the above procedure with
all back-to-back worksurfaces
(Figure 8).
4. From the privacy screens of
the first row of tables, remove
all male/female fasteners (and
nylon spacers) that hold the
divider panels to the privacy
screens. Slide the second row
of tables up against the back of
the first row of tables until the
second row meets the bottom
brackets of the first set
(Figure 7).
5. On the second row of tables,
attach the shared back-to-back
divider(s) to the table tops at
the front, underside using two
1/4-20 x 5/8" machine screws
into the threaded inserts under
the tables (Figure 7).
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r
10. Locate the power beam
ganger slots which are located
along the top, where the beam
meets the worksurface. Slide the
back-to-back gangers through the
slots of the first beam and through
the slots of the second, back-to-
back beam. Align the mounting
slot of the back-to-back ganger
with the pre-drilled hole under the
second worksurface. Secure each
ganger to the worksurface with
#14x3/4" wood screw.Repeat
the above procedure with all back-
to-back worksurfaces. (Figure 8).
back-to-back
ganger
#14 x/”
wood screw
34
back-to-back
ganger
(installed)
power beam
ganger slots
Figure 8

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InTandem®Table System - Corner Privacy Screens
Assembly Instructions
Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
Corner Worksurface -
Privacy Screens
Note: When securing the privacy
screens together at side brackets
with male/female fasteners,
use the larger diameter female
fasteners on the inside of the
table. This will aid to properly
align the corner privacy screens.
Also, a nylon spacer is required
at any no-bracket attachment side
of a divider where a short side
bracket is attached using male/
female fasteners (Figure 1).
1. To begin installation of the first
corner privacy screen, install
a bottom bracket to the lower
mounting location that is furthest
from the rear corner of the table.
Use male/female fasteners as
illustrated and secure with Torx
driver (Figure 1).
2. Next, at the rear corner location
of the first corner privacy screen,
install a bottom bracket to the
outside of the screen and a
short side bracket to the inside
of the screen. Use male/female
fasteners as illustrated to secure
(Figure 1).
3. At the inside, upper rear corner
mounting location, install a short
side bracket using male/female
fasteners and nylon spacer to the
outside as illustrated (Figure 1).
4. Carefully place the first corner
privacy screen into position,
aligning the bottom bracket
mounting holes with the
pre-drilled holes in the underside
of the corner worksurface. Secure
the bottom brackets using two
#10 x 1/4" wood screws per
bracket location (Figure 1).
5. For the second corner privacy
screen, install all components
together the same as the first,
and secure to the underside of
the corner worksurface, and short
side brackets of the first privacy
screen as illustrated (Figure 1).
Corner Worksurface-Privacy Screens
Note: When securing the privacy
screens together at side brackets with
male/female fasteners, use the larger
diameter femalefasteners on the inside of
the table. This will aid to properly align
the corner privacy screens. Also,anylon
spacer is required at any no-bracket
attachment side ofadivider where a
short side bracket is attached using
male/female fasteners (Figure 1).
1. To begin installation of the first corner
privacy screen, installabottom bracket
to the lower mounting location that is
furthest from the rear corner of the table.
Use male/female fasteners as illustrated
and secure with Torx driver (Figure 1).
2. Next, at the rear corner location of the
first corner privacy screen, install a
bottom bracket to the outside of the
screen andashort side bracket to the
inside of the screen. Use male/female
fasteners as illustrated to secure (Figure
1).
3. At the inside, upper rear corner
mounting location, installashort side
bracket using male/female fasteners and
nylon spacer to the outside as illustrated
(Figure 1).
4. Carefully place the first corner privacy
screen into position, aligning the bottom
bracket mounting holes with the pre-
drilled holes in the underside of the
corner worksurface. Secure the bottom
brackets using two #10x3/4" wood
screws per bracket location (Figure 1).
5. For the second corner privacy screen,
install all components together the same
as the first, and secure to the underside
of the corner worksurface, and short
side brackets of the first privacy screen
as illustrated (Figure 1).
Figure 1
short
side bracket
bottom
bracket
nylon
spacer
nylon
spacer
rear corner
mounting
location
female
fasteners
corner
privacy screen
(second)
corner
privacy screen
(first)
corner
worksurface
male
fasteners
male
fasteners
#10 x/"
wood screw
34
#10 x/"
wood screw
34
female
fastener
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InTandem® Table System - Electrical Data
Assembly Instructions
Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
11
InTandem Electrical -
Vertical Data Wireway
Note: The vertical data wireway is
pre-installed to the rear of the leg
with the cut-out towards the top of
the leg. To utilize the wireway for
data wire infeed, the wireway must
be flipped around.
1. At the rear of the leg, unsnap the
top of the vertical data wireway by
grasping and pulling straight back
(Figure 1).
2. Lift and tilt the wireway out until
the D-Shaped hole in the foot is
cleared (Figure 2).
3. Angle the vertical wireway out at
the bottom and pull down until
free (Figure 3).
4. With the cover removed, route the
appropriate data wires down the
rear of the leg and onto the foot.
The vertical data wireway can
then be replaced with the cut-out
facing down (Figure 4).
InTandem Electrical-Vertical
Data Wireway
Note: The vertical data wireway is
pre-installed to the rear of the leg
with the cut-out towards the top of
the leg. To utilize the wireway for
data wire infeed, the wireway
must be flipped around.
1. At the rear of the leg, unsnap
the top of the vertical data
wireway by grasping and pulling
straight back (Figure 1).
2. Lift and tilt the wireway out until
the D-Shaped hole in the foot is
cleared (Figure 2).
3. Angle the vertical wireway out
at the bottom and pull down until
free (Figure 3).
4. With the cover removed, route
the appropriate data wires down
the rear of the leg and onto the
foot. The vertical data wireway
can then be replaced with the cut-
out facing down (Figure 4).
Figure 1
Figure 3
Figure 2
Figure 4
leg
vertical
data wireway
vertical
data wireway
vertical
data wireway
D-shaped
hole
cut-out
cut-out
data lines
foot
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InTandem®Table System - Electrical Data
Assembly Instructions
Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
InTandem Electrical -
Horizontal Data Trough Cover
(Optional)
Note: Data troughs come with
1.38" x 2.70" opening(s) on the
front for use with communication/
data ports. All legs come with the
ability to run data wires through
the legs and into the data trough.
Optional horizontal data trough
covers come with a 11/8" diameter
hole on each end for passing
wires through from a power pole
(Figure 5).
1. Before installing a horizontal data
trough cover, the
data/communications wires
should be appropriately routed.
Run wires to the horizontal data
trough, either down through a
vertical power pole or up through
the leg vertical wireway
(Figure 5).
Note: If wires are run down a
power pole, route them through
the hole in the end of the data
trough cover before running them
into the horizontal data trough.
2. With data wires in the horizontal
data trough, make appropriate
connections through the data
plate (not shown, snaps into the
1.38" x 2.70" opening). Data
wires can also be connected
to standard data connectors
that will snap into the smaller
rectangular holes in the data
face plate (Figure 5). A data
adapter plate tree is included
for accommodating the various
types of data jacks. Break off the
proper adapter and insert into the
openings in the data trough.
3. To install the data trough cover,
position the long side of the
cover to the backside of the table
as illustrated (instructor side).
Carefully maneuver the horizontal
data trough cover behind the legs
and set the bottom of the cover
against the top of the data trough,
making sure the mounting holes
align. Secure the cover to the
trough with #10 x 3/8" screws
(Figure 5).
InTandem Electrical-Horizontal
Data Trough Cover (Optional)
Note:
Note:
Data troughs come with
1.38"x2.70" opening(s) on the
front for use with
communication/data ports. All
legs come with the ability to run
data wires through the legs and
into the data trough. Optional
horizontal data trough covers
come witha7/8" knock-out on
each end for passing wires
through fromapower pole(Figure
5).
1. Before installingahorizontal
data trough cover, the
data/communications wires
should be appropriately routed.
Run wires to the horizontal data
trough, either down through a
vertical power pole or up through
the leg vertical wireway (Figure 5).
If wires are run down a
power pole, route them through
the knock-out in the end of the
data trough cover before running
them into the horizontal data
trough.
2. With data wires in the horizontal
data trough, make appropriate
connections through the data plate
(not shown, snaps into the 1.38" x
2.70" opening). Data wires can
also be connected to standard
data connectors that will snap into
the smaller rectangular holes in
the data face plate (Figure 5). A
data adapter plate tree is included
for accommodating the various
types of data jacks. Break off the
proper adapter and insert into the
openings in the data trough.
3.To install the data trough cover,
position the long side of the cover
to the backside of the table as
illustrated (instructor side).
Carefully maneuver the horizintal
data trough cover behind the legs
and set the bottom of the cover
against the top of the data trough,
making sure the mounting holes
align. Secure the cover to the
trough with #10x3/8" screws
(Figure 5).
Figure 5
#10 x/"
screw
38
horizontal
data trough cover
/"knock-out
78
data trough
1.38"x2.70"
opening
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InTandem® Table System - Electrical
Assembly Instructions
Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
13
InTandem Electrical - Floor
Feed 10-Wire Electrical
Note: Refer to "Vertical Data
Wireway" instructions for details
regarding how to remove the
vertical wireway from the table
leg.
1. To expose the power harness,
unclip and open the inner plastic
beam door at the underside of the
worksurface (Figure 1).
2. Feed the liquid-tight conduit
and exposed 10-wires of the
power infeed down through the
D-shaped hole in the horizontal
data trough. Orient the power
infeed connector so the arrow
is facing up and plug the power
infeed connector into the power
harness (Figure 1).
3. Route the liquid-tight conduit
through the cut-out in the bottom
of the vertical wireway, and
toward a power source, but do
not connect to power at this time.
(Figure 1).
4. Re-attach the vertical wireway to
the leg first by sliding the wireway
up into the D-shaped opening
in the horizontal data trough,
then down into the D-shaped
opening in the foot. To secure,
press against the top of the
vertical wireway until it snaps into
position (Figure 1).
WARNING: Assembly of all mechanical
frame components must be completed
before making any electrical connections.
All electrically connected furnishings
must also be mechanically connected.
InTandem Table System-Assembly Instructions
InTandem Electrical-Floor Feed
10-Wire Electrical
Note: Refer to "Vertical Data
WIreway" instructions for details
regarding how to remove the
vertical wireway from the table
leg.
1. To expose the power strip,
unclip and open the inner plastic
beam door at the underside of the
worksurface (Figure 1).
2. Feed the liquid-tight conduit and
exposed 10-wires of the power
infeed down through the D-shaped
hole in the horizontal data trough.
Orient the power infeed connector
so the arrow is facing up and plug
the power infeed connector into
the power harness (Figure 1).
3. Route the liquidtight conduit
through the cut-out in the bottom
of the vertical wireway, and
towardapower source, but do not
connect to pwer at this time.
(Figure 1).
4. Reattach the vertical wireway to
the leg first by sliding the wireway
up into the D-shaped opening in
the horizontal data trough, then
down into the D-shaped opening
in the foot. To secure, press
against the top of the vertical
wireway until it snaps into position
(Figure 1).
Figure 1
liquid-tight conduit
(to power source)
vertical wireway
power
infeed
inner plastic
beam door
power harness

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InTandem®Table System - Electrical
Assembly Instructions
Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
InTandem Electrical -Top-Feed
10-Wire Electrical
1. Un-clip and open inner beam
door at underside of worksurface
to expose power strip (Figure 2).
2. Feed the flexible conduit
(exposed 10-wire end) up into
the cut-out in the power beam
and through the grommet hole in
the worksurface. Once the entire
flexible conduit is fed up the hole,
make sure the arrow faces up, and
plug the power infeed connector
into the factory installed power
harness (Figure 2).
3. Orient the aluminum power pole
so the flexible conduit can be run
into the small opening in the pole
(Detail A).
4. Make sure the worksurface is in
it's desired location and is level.
Cut a 23/4" x 15/8" hole in the
ceiling tile plumb to the power
pole grommet in the worksurface.
5. Slide the top trim plate onto the
ceiling end of the aluminum
power pole (Detail B).
6. The aluminum power pole must
be positioned so the small
cavity (containing the flexible
conduit) is toward the back of the
worksurface.
7. Make connections of the flexible
conduit (exposed 10-wires) to the
power source through the hole in
the ceiling.
Note: If data/communication
cables are to be run through the
power pole, do it at this time.
8. Run data cables down from
the ceiling tile and through the
larger cavity in the power pole.
Feed the data cables through the
power pole grommet in front of
the raceway cover and into the
data trough to make connections
(Detail A).
9. Push the top end of the aluminum
power pole into the hole in the
ceiling. Push down to snap the
power pole into the power pole
grommet in the worksurface.
Finish off by sliding the top
trim plate up into position at the
ceiling (Detail B).
Detail A Detail B
power pole
grommet
power pole
(ceiling end)
top trim
plate
exposed
10-wires
flexible
conduit
aluminum
power pole
InTandem Table System-Assembly Instructions
Figure 2
exposed
10-wires
power
infeed
connector
inner plastic
beam door
power harness
InTandem Electrical -Top-Feed
10-Wire Electrical
Note:
1. Unclip and open inner beam
door at underside of worksurface
to expose power strip (Figure 2).
2. Feed the flexible conduit
(exposed 10-wire end) up into the
cut-out in the power beam and
through the grommet hole in the
worksurface. Once the entire
flexible conduit is fed up the hole,
make sure the arrow faces up,
and plug the power infeed
connector into the factory installed
power harness (Figure 1).
3. Orient the aluminum power pole
so the flexible conduit can be run
into the small opening in the pole
(Detail A).
4. Make sure the worksurface is in
it's desired location and is level.
Cuta23/4"x15/8" hole in the
ceiling tile plumb to the power
pole grommet in the worksurface.
5. Slide the top trim plate onto the
ceiling end of the aluminum power
pole (Detail B).
6. The aluminum power pole must
be positioned so the small cavity
(containing the flexible conduit) is
toward the back of the
worksurface.
7. Make connections of the
flexible conduit (exposed 10-
wires) to the power source
through the hole in the ceiling.
If data/communication
cables are to be run through the
power pole, do it at this time.
8. Run data cables down from the
ceiling tile and through the larger
cavity in the power pole. Feed the
data cables through the power
pole grommet in front of the
raceway cover and into the data
trough to make connections
(Detail A).
9. Push the top end of the
aluminum power pole into the hole
in the ceiling. Push down to snap
the power pole into the power pole
grommet in the worksurface.
Finish off by sliding the top trim
plate up into position at the ceiling
(Detail B).

InTandem® Table System - Electrical
Assembly Instructions
Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
15
InTandem Electrical -
Table-To-Table Power
Connection
1. Un-clip and open the inner plastic
beam doors to access the power
harnesses in the power beams
(Figure 3).
Note: The arrows on the
table-to-table power connector
must point up for proper fit into
the power harness. Also, the
table-to-table power connector
ends must plug into the forward
most sockets of the power
harness. The forward most
sockets are those that are closest
to the student side of the table.
2. Route the table-to-table power
connector behind the shared leg.
Snap the connector ends into the
forward most left- and right-hand
sockets of the power harness
while bending the middle of the
connector to the back of the beam
(Figure 3).
InTandem Table System-Assembly Instructions
InTandem Electrical -
Table-To-Table Power Connection
Note:
1. Unclip and open the inner
plastic beam doors to access the
power harnesses in the power
beams (Figure 3).
The arrows on the table-to-
table power connector must point
up for proper fit into the power
strips. Also, the table-to-table
power connector ends must plug
into the forward most sockets of
the power strip. The forward most
sockets are those that are closest
to the student side of the table.
2. Route the table-to-table power
connector behind the shared leg.
Snap the connector ends into the
forward most left- and right-hand
sockets of the power harness
while bending the middle of the
connector to the back of the beam
(Figure 3).
Figure 3
inner plastic
beam door
inner plastic
beam door
power harness
power
harness
table-to-table
power connector
shared leg

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InTandem®Table System - Electrical
Assembly Instructions
Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
InTandem Electrical - Duplex
Receptacle Installation
Note: Duplex receptacle
installation must be performed
in accordance with the electrical
space plan. Numbers on
receptacle will be upright when
installed correctly.
1. Plug duplex receptacle into power
harness as illustrated. Secure
receptacle to power harness by
sliding into port until spring clips
lock receptacle into place
(Figure 4).
InTandem Electrical -
Hardwired Option
Note: In instances where
hard-wire raceway covers are
installed in beams, slot fillers are
required to cover the
back-to-back ganging openings
in the beam.
1. Position the slot filler behind the
ganger opening, over the
pre-drilled hole in the underside
of the worksurface. Secure
with #10 x 3/4" wood screw as
illustrated (Figure 5 & Detail A).
InTandem Table System-Assembly Instructions
InTandem Electrical-Duplex
Receptacle Installation
Note: Duplex receptacle
installation must be performed in
accordance with the electrical
space plan. Numbers on
receptacle will be upright when
installed correctly.
1. Plug duplex receptacle into
power strip as illustrated. Secure
receptacle to power strip by
sliding into port until spring clips
lock receptacle into place (Figure
4).
Figure 4
power strip
duplex
receptacle
InTandem Table System-Assembly Instructions
InTandem Electrical - Hardwired
Option
Note: In instances where hard-
wire raceway covers are installed
in beams, slot fillers are required
to cover the back-to-back ganging
openings in the beam.
1. Position the slot filler behind the
ganger opening, over the pre-
drilled hole in the underside of the
worksurface. Secure with #10 x
3/4" wood screw as illustrated
(Figure5&Detail A).
Figure 5
Detail A
slot filler
slot filler
power beam
#10 x/"
wood screw
34
#10 x/"
wood screw
34
ganger
opening

InTandem® Table System - Electrical
Assembly Instructions
Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
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InTandem Electrical - Hard-
Wire Raceway Cover Floor
Feed
Note: Any or all electrical
components may or may not
be provided with furniture.
Electrician may provide or
supplement components to
comply with local electrical
codes.
1. Remove the 7/8" knock-out at the
appropriate end of the hardwire
electrical raceway cover. Attach
a 90° connector to the raceway
cover at the knock-out and attach
the length of flexible conduit to
the connector. Make required
wiring to simplex receptacles,
snap the receptacles into the
raceway cover and feed the source
wires through the 90° connector
and flexible conduit. (Figure 6).
2. Install electrical raceway cover to
inside of beam as illustrated with
#10-24 x 3/8" screws (Figure 7).
3. Remove the vertical wireway
from the rear of the leg by first
unsnapping it at the top and
pulling it straight back. Lift up on
the wireway until the D-shaped
hole in the foot is cleared. Angle
the bottom of the wireway to the
side and pull down until free
(Figures 1 thru 4, page 11).
4. Feed the flexible conduit and
source wires down the D-shaped
hole in the data trough. Route
the wires through the 90° metal
connector, vertical power wireway,
90° pulling elbow and liquid-tight
connector. Fasten components
together. Cut liquid-tight conduit
to desired length. Feed wires
through the liquid-tight conduit
and attach the conduit to the
connector on the front of the
wireway (Figure 7).
5. Re-install the vertical power
wireway to the leg by sliding it
up into the D-shaped opening
in the data trough, then down
into the D-shaped opening in the
foot. Press the top of the vertical
wireway against the foot until it
snaps into position (Figure 7).
InTandem Table System-Assembly Instructions
Figure 7
Figure 6
liquid-tight conduit
(to power source)
90 pulling elbow
o
90
connector
o
flexible
conduit
source
wires
/"knock-out
78
90 metal
connector
oexposed
10-wires liquid-tight
connector
vertical
power
wireway
inner plastic
beam door
electrical
raceway cover
#10-24 x/”
screws
38
electrical
raceway cover
simplex
receptacle
InTandem Electrical - Hard-Wire
Raceway Cover Floor Feed
Note: Any or all electrical
components may or may not be
provided with furniture. Electrician
may provide or supplement
components to comply with local
electrical codes.
1. Remove the 7/8" knock-out at
the appropriate end of the
hardwire electrical raceway cover.
Attacha90 connector to the
raceway cover at the knock-out
and attach the length of flexible
conduit to the connector. Make
required wiring to simplex
receptacles, snap the receptacles
into the raceway cover and feed
the source wires through the 90
connector and flexible conduit.
(Figure 6).
2. Install electrical raceway cover
to inside of beam as illustrated
with #10-24x3/8" screws
(Figure 7).
3. Remove the vertical wireway
from the rear of the leg by first
unsnapping it at the top and
pulling it straight back. Liftupon
the wireway until the D-shaped
hole in the foot is cleared. Angle
the bottom of the wireway to the
side and pull down until free
(Figures1thru4, page11).
4. Feed the flexible conduit and
source wires down the D-shaped
hole in the data trough. Route the
wires through the 90 metal
connector, vertical power rireway,
90 pulling elbow and liquid-tight
connector.Fasten components
together. Cut liquid-tight conduit to
desired length. Feed wires through
the liquid-tight conduit and attach
the conduit to the connector on
the front of the wireway (Figure 7).
5. Re-installl the vertical power
wireway to the leg by sliding it up
into the D-shaped opening in the
data trough, then down into the D-
shaped opening in the foot. Press
the top of the vertical wireway
against the foot until it snaps into
position (Figure 7).
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0
0
0

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InTandem®Table System - Electrical
Assembly Instructions
Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
InTandem Electrical -
Hard-Wire Beam End Cap
Note: For Chicago hard-wire
applications, an additional screw
is required which secures the
power beam to the flange clip of
the beam end cap.
1. Snap the beam end cap into the
open end of the steel power and
data beam. Secure the end panel
to the leg as illustrated with two
1/4-20 x 1/2" self-tapping screws.
Also secure the clip flange of
the beam end cap to the power
beam using #10-24 x 3/8" screw
(Figure 8).
InTandem Electrical - Corner
Worksurface Power Pass-Thru
1. Un-clip and open plastic beam
doors on each side of corner leg
and under right-hand rectangular
worksurface. Power harnesses
are located in the beam at the
left-hand side of the corner
worksurface and under the
right-hand rectangular
worksurface (Figure 9).
2. Route the power pass-thru
connector behind the corner leg
and plug it into the power harness
under the corner worksurface.
Feed the other end of the
connector behind the shared leg
and plug it into the power harness
under the right-hand worksurface
(Figure 9).
InTandem Electrical-Hard-Wire
Beam End Cap
Note: For Chicago hard-wire
applications, an additional screw is
required which secures the power
beam to the flange clip of the beam end
cap.
1. Snap the beam end cap into the open
end of the steel power and data beam.
Secure the end panel to the leg as
illustrated with two 1/4-20x1/2" self-
tapping screws. Also secure the clip
flange of the beam end cap to the
power beam using #10-24x3/8"
screw (Figure 8).
Figure 8
beam end cap
flange clip
1/ -20x½”
self-tapping screw
4
#10-24 x/”
screw
38
InTandem Table System-Assembly Instructions
InTandem Table System-Assembly Instructions
InTandem Electrical-Corner
Worksurface Power Pass-
Through
1. Unclip and open plastic beam
doors on each side of corner leg
and under right-hand rectangular
worksurface. Power harnesses
are located in the beam at the left-
hand side of the corner
worksurface, and under the right-
hand rectangular worksurface
(Figure 9).
2. Route the power pass-thru
connector behind the corner leg
and plug it into the power harness
under the corner worksurface.
Feed the other end of the
connector behind the shared leg
and plug it into the power harness
under the right-hand worksurface
(Figure 9).
Figure 9
power harness
power harness
plastic
beam door
shared
leg
plastic
beam door
corner leg
rectangular
worksurface
(right-hand)
corner
worksurface
power pass-thru
connector