KI Pirouette User manual

Assembly Instructions
Pirouette® Tables
Nesting-Base
June 2023

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Pirouette®Tables - Nesting-Base - Table of Contents
Assembly Instructions
Nesting-Base
Nesting Leg Assembly............................................................................3
Nesting Leg Installation..........................................................................4
Power Modules
Dean Clamp-On Power Module Installation ...........................................6
Dean In-Surface Power Module Installation ...........................................7
Dubbel Undersurface Power Module Installation ...................................8
Nacre In-Surface Pop-Up Power Module Installation.............................9
Node In-Surface Power Module Installation.........................................10
Grommets
Grommet Overview...............................................................................11
Dean & Nacre Grommet Installation...............................................11
Node Grommet Installation ............................................................11
Electrical
Electrical Overview............................................................................... 12
Pattern Electrical System Installation....................................................12
Pattern Infeed Kit Assembly ...........................................................12
Pattern Table-to-Table Kit Assembly............................................... 13
Snap-In Module Installation...........................................................14
Cable Routing Guidelines - Tables with Snap-In RPT Modules......14
Cable Routing Guidelines - Power Module for Pattern...................15
Wire Management
Wire Trough Installation - Tables with a Power Module with 3-Prong Plug. 16
Wire Trough Installation - Tables with Power Modules for Pattern .......17
Velcro Wire Manager Installation .........................................................18
Strain Relief Clip Installation................................................................19
Vertical Wire Manager Installation........................................................20
Ganging
Peg Installation ....................................................................................21
Side-to-Side Ganging - 24”, 30” & 36” Deep Tables............................ 22
Side-to-Side Ganging - 18” Deep Tables ............................................. 23
Back-to-Back Ganging .........................................................................24
Connections to Power Source
Connections to Power Source Overview...............................................25
Connections to Power Source - Pattern Electrical System....................25
Connections to Power Source - Power Modules with 3-Prong Plug ....26
Pattern Quick-Release Tool
Pattern Quick-Release Tool .................................................................. 27
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
When using an electrical furnishing, basic precautions should always be
followed, including the following:
Read all instructions before using (this furnishing).
DANGER: To reduce the risk of electric shock:
1. Always unplug this furnishing from the outlet before cleaning or servicing.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of burns, fire, electric shock, or injury to
persons:
1. Unplug from outlet before putting on or taking parts off parts.
2. Close supervision is necessary when this furnishing is used by, or near
children, invalids, or disabled persons.
3. Use this furnishing only for its intended use as described in these
instructions. Do not use attachments not recommended by the manufacturer.
4. Do not use outdoors.
5. WARNING: Risk of Electric Shock - Connect this furnishing to a properly
grounded outlet only. See Grounding Instructions.
6. WARNING: Risk of Electric Shock, Fire, and Injury - Review instructions to
confirm all critical components are installed and function safely.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
Pattern Electrical System
Power Modules with 3-Prong Plug
Electrical Rating: 120V 15 A
WARNING: Risk of Injury-Maximum Load 4.7 lb per inch width.
Electrical Rating: 120V 15 A
WARNING: Risk of Injury-Maximum Load 4.7 lb per inch width.

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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.
Pirouette®Tables - Nesting-Base
Assembly Instructions
nesting table
support beam
M12 x 25mm
at socket
head screw
nesting leg
(left)
nesting leg
(right)
Figure 1 - L
eg Installation
tabletop
lock paddle
pivot plate
(right)
pivot plate
(left)
tabletop
lock paddle
(face user side)
tabletop
lock paddle
(face user side)
USER
SIDE
RL
pivot plate
(left)
nesting leg
(left)
Figure 2 - Leg Installation view)- (bottom
nesting table
support beam
nesting leg
(right)
pivot plate
(right)
Tools Required
• Cordless Drill/Screwdriver
• #2 Phillips Driver Bit
• #3 Phillips Driver Bit
• 3/4” Open End Wrench
• 8 mm Allen Wrench
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Nesting Leg Assembly
1. Carefully remove contents from
shipping cartons and identify parts
and hardware supplied.
Note: The two nesting legs are
different, and are labeled so under
each nesting plate. An “L” or “R”
is displayed to represent left-or
right-hand. As labeled, the legs are
designed to install to a specific side of
the table support beam assembly. Take
care and follow directions below when
positioning legs for assembly. If legs
are not installed to the proper left- or
right-hand location, tables will not
nest properly and disassembly and
reassembly will be required.
2. Locate the nesting table support
beam assembly and position it so
the tabletop lock paddles face the
“user side” as illustrated. Choose
one nesting leg and identify if it is
right- or left-hand by the letter under
the pivot plate, then stand it upright.
Position the nesting leg such that the
pivot plate nests into the mounting
location in the beam assembly at the
correct left or right-hand location
as illustrated using an 8 mm Allen
wrench. Twist in a M12 x 25 mm flat
socket head screw through the top of
the nesting table support beam and
into the top of the nesting leg being
installed, but do not tighten at this
time. Repeat the process to loosely
attach the second leg to the support
beam. Once both legs are under the
support beam, use a 3/4” open end
wrench to hold (but do not turn)
the nut at the underside of each leg
upright. Using an 8 mm Allen wrench
at the top, tighten the M12 x 25 mm
flat head screw to secure. Do not turn
or tighten the nut at the bottom of
the nesting legs. Repeat the process
above to tighten the other leg to the
support beam at the top
(Figures 1 & 2).

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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.
Pirouette®Tables - Nesting-Base
Assembly Instructions
M5.5 x 42.2 mm Phillips
at head wood screw
nesting table
support beam
assembly
tabletop
Figure 1
table
suppor
t
end cap
tabletop
lock paddle
(face user side)
Detail A
tabletop lock paddle
(face user side)
tabletop
nesting leg
(right)
Nesting Leg Installation
1. Place tabletop upside down on a
soft, protective surface. Position
the nesting table support beam
assembly onto the center of the
tabletop underside, making sure
that the tabletop lock paddles
on the support beam assembly
face the user side. Slide a table
support end cap into position at each
of the four locations on the support
beam and align the mounting holes in
the caps with the pre-drilled holes in
the table. Use a cordless drill with
a #3 Phillips bit to secure end caps
and table support to underside
of worksurface using two
M5.5 x 42.2 mm Phillips flat head
wood screws at each cap location
(Figure 1 & Detail A).

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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.
Figure
2
beam head
cover
beam head
cover
lock
paddle
nesting table
support beam
#8-32 x /”
1
2
thread forming
screw
#8-32 x /”
1
2
thread forming
screw
#8-32 x /”
1
2
thread for
ming
screw
nesting
bumper
Figure 3
glide
caster
(locking)
caster
(non-locking)
Pirouette®Tables - Nesting-Base
Assembly Instructions
Detail
B
nesting bumper
(face user side)
#8-32 x /”
1
2
thread forming
screw
nesting leg
(right)
#8-32 x /”
1
2
thread forming
screw
Note: Nesting bumper must be assembled to
the user side for table to function properly.
Detail
C
#8-32 x /”
1
2
thread forming
screw
nesting leg
(right)
#8-32 x /”
1
2
thread forming
screw
2. Beam head covers are right- and
left-handed, so identify which
cover mates at each base/beam
location. Insert cover into place by
first inserting the inward facing tab
into the slot at the underside of the
nesting table beam support, then
rotate the beam head cover down and
align the two tabs with the mounting
holes in the base. Repeat the process
for the cover on the other base end
(Figure 2).
3. If nesting bumpers are not
pre-installed to the nesting table
support beam, follow step 4 below
to install them, then proceed to the
“Important” note below step 5. If
nesting bumpers are pre-installed to
the nesting table support beam, skip
now to step 5.
4. If nesting bumpers are not
pre-installed to the nesting table
support beam, at the side of the
base opposite the user side, using
a cordless drill with a #2 Phillips
bit, insert and tighten a #8-32 x 1/2”
thread forming screw through the
base and into the tab of each beam
head covers as illustrated (Detail B).
Next, locate two nesting bumpers
and place a #8-32 x 1/2” screw
through each bumper, then insert and
tighten the screw into the user side
mounting hole, through the base and
into the mounting hole in the tab in
the beam head cover on both ends of
the base as illustrated (Detail B).
5. If nesting bumpers are pre-installed
to the nesting table support beam,
on both sides of the base, using a
cordless drill with a #2 Phillips bit,
insert and tighten a #8-32 x 1/2”
thread forming screw through the
base and into the tab of each beam
head cover as illustrated (Figure 2 &
Detail C).
Important: For proper storing
and nesting of tables, the nesting
bumpers must face the user
side, the side of the base with the
paddles.
6. Locking and non-locking casters
are provided. Locking casters are to
be installed to the front, user side
of each leg and non-locking casters
should be installed to the rear of
each leg. Use a 3/4” open end wrench
to tighten casters to the foot of each
leg (Figure 3).
7. To attach glides, thread stem into
bottom of leg by hand (Figure 3).
8. Proceed to “Power Module
Overview” instructions on page 6.

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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.
Pirouette®Tables - Nesting-Base - Power Modules
Assembly Instructions
Power Module Overview
Note: If the Pirouette tables being
assembled require power modules,
reference the following sections
below based on the power modules
your tables require: Reference
page 6 for Dean Clamp-On power
modules, page 7 for Dean In-Surface
power modules, page 8 for Dubbel
Undersurface power modules,
page 9 for Nacre In-Surface Pop-Up
power modules, or page 10 for Node
In-Surface power modules. If the
tables being assembled require only
Snap-In RPT modules, proceed to
“Grommet Overview” instructions on
page 11, otherwise proceed to “Peg
Installation on page 21.
Dean®Clamp-On Power
Module Installation
Note: The Dean Clamp-On power
module is available with 3-prong
plug or Pattern electrical system.
The figures on this page illustrate
the installation of a Dean Clamp-On
power module for Pattern to a
24 x 48” Pirouette Nesting-Base
table. Your configuration may vary.
Note (Power Modules for
Pattern): The Pattern electrical
system allows up to ten distribution
blocks or 50’ of jumpers from the
infeed distribution block, whichever
comes first, connected to one
standard 15-amp power cord.
Note: If tables are configured
side-to-side or back-to-back with
Pattern electrical, tables must be
mechanically connected with gangers
or splice plates before any electrical
connections are made.
1. With the assembled table in the
upright position, place the Dean
Clamp-On power module onto the
back edge of the tabletop at the
desired location. Assure that the
power cord can be routed easily to a
power source (Figure 1 & Detail A).
2. Using the clamp knobs on the lower
clamp bracket, tighten to secure
Dean Clamp-On power module to the
tabletop (Detail B).
Figure
1
Dean Clamp-On
Power Module
(Pattern electrical shown)
tabletop
Detail A
tabletop
Dean Clamp-On
Power Module
(Pattern electrical
shown)
lower
clamp bracket
Detail B - (underside shown)
tabletop
clamp
knob
Dean Clamp-On
power module
lower
clamp
bracket
3. Proceed to “Electrical Overview”
instructions on page 12.

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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.
Pirouette®Tables - Nesting-Base - Power Modules
Assembly Instructions
Dean®In-Surface Power
Module Installation
Note: The Dean In-Surface power
module is available with 3-prong
plug or Pattern electrical system.
The figures on this page illustrate
the installation of a Dean In-Surface
power module for Pattern to a
24” x 48” Pirouette Nesting-Base
table. Your configuration may vary.
Note (Power Modules for
Pattern): The Pattern electrical
system allows up to ten distribution
blocks or 50’ of jumpers from the
infeed distribution block, whichever
comes first, connected to one
standard 15-amp power cord.
Note: If tables are configured
side-to-side or back-to-back with
Pattern electrical, tables must be
mechanically connected with gangers
or splice plates before any electrical
connections are made.
Dean In-Surface
Power Module
(Pattern electrical shown)
tabletop
cutout
tabletop
Figure 2
Detail C
tabletop
tabletop
cutout
Dean In-Surface
Power Module
(Pattern electrical shown)
Detail D - (underside view)
tabletop
Dean In-Surface
Power Module
(Pattern electrical
shown)
clamp
bracket
assembly
Detail E - (underside view)
tabletop
Dean In-Surface
Power Module
(Pattern electrical shown)
clamp bracket
assembly
1. With the assembled table in the
upright position, orient the Dean
In-Surface power module as shown
and route the connector end (or
plug end) down through the tabletop
cutout in the tabletop. Press the
module down firmly into the cutout
(Figure 2 & Detail C).
2. At the underside of the Dean
In-Surface power module are two
horizontal channels which are used
to secure the clamp bracket assembly
onto each end of the module. Rotate
each clamp bracket so the screws are
facing away from the power module
as illustrated in Detail D. Insert
the top clamp bracket into the two
openings on each end of the power
module, then slide until the top
bracket is completely engaged with
the channel (Detail D).
3. Using the screws on the clamp
bracket assembly, tighten to secure
the Dean-In-Surface power module
to the tabletop (Detail E).
4. Select the appropriate data plate
adapter for the phone/data jack to
be used and carefully remove from
injection molded tree (Detail F).
Note: Jacks are sold by separate
companies and are not supplied with
the module.
5. Wire the jack appropriately to the
data plate and snap the data plate
assembly into the module grommet
opening as shown (Detail G).
Note: Depending on style of data
jack used, it may be necessary to
route the phone/data cord through
the module grommet opening and
data plate to install. Each installation
may vary.
6. Proceed to “Electrical Overview”
instructions on page 12.
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Data Adapter Plates
Detail F
Hubbell Nextspeed Keystone Series,
Blank (no coupler/jack)
Panduit Mini-Com Series
BBB
CCC
DDD
EEE
HHH
L-Com Keystone Modular, NETCONNECT and
110 Connect Series Modular Jack, Siemon
ZMAX Style, Allen Tel Versa Tap Series, Leviton
Quick Port Series, Belden REVConnect, HDMI
Adapter Cable.
HHH
FFF
ADC Truenet Series
Ortronics Tracjack Series
Video Monitor Jack/DB-15
Detail G

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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.
Pirouette®Tables - Nesting-Base - Power Modules
Assembly Instructions
Dubbel Undersurface Power
Module Installation
Note: The Dubbel Undersurface
power module is available with
3-prong plug or Pattern electrical
system. The figures on this page
illustrate the installation of a Dean
Clamp-On power module for Pattern
to a 24” x 60” Pirouette Nesting-Base
table. Your configuration may vary.
Note (Power Modules for
Pattern): The Pattern electrical
system allows up to ten distribution
blocks or 50’ of jumpers from the
infeed distribution block, whichever
comes first, connected to one
standard 15-amp power cord.
Note: If tables are configured
side-to-side or back-to-back with
Pattern electrical, tables must be
mechanically connected with gangers
or splice plates before any electrical
connections are made.
1. Align the mounting holes of the
Dubbel Undersurface power module
with one of the three Dubbel
pre-drilled mounting hole locations
underneath the front, user side of the
tabletop as illustrated (Figure 3 and
Details H & I). Secure the Dubbel
power module to the tabletop using
two #10-12 x 3/4” Phillips pan-head
screws (Figure 3 & Details H & I).
2. Proceed to “Electrical Overview”
instructions on page 12.
Dubbel
Undersurface
power module
(Pattern electrical shown)
#10-12 x /”
3
4
Phillips pan-head
screw
tabletop
Figure 3
Dubbel mounting
holes
Detail H - L
eft or Right Aligned Dubbel Mounting Holes
Dubbel
Undersurface
power module
(Pattern electrical shown)
tabletop
#10-12 x”
3/4
Phillips pan-head
screw
Detail I - Center Dubbel Mounting Holes
Dubbel Undersurface
power module
(Pattern electrical
shown)
tabletop
#10-12 x /”
3
4
Phillips pan-head
screw

9
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.
Pirouette®Tables - Nesting-Base - Power Modules
Assembly Instructions
Nacre®In-Surface Pop-Up
Power Module Installation
Note: The Nacre In-Surface Pop-Up
power module is available with
3-prong plug or Pattern electrical
system. The figures on this page
illustrate the installation of a
Nacre In-Surface Pop-Up power
module for Pattern to a 24” x 48”
Pirouette Nesting-Base table. Your
configuration may vary.
Nacre In-Surface
Pop-Up power module
(Pattern electrical shown)
Figure
4
tabletop
tabletop
cutout
Detail J
Nacre In-Surface
Pop-Up power module
(Pattern electrical shown)
tabletop
tabletop
cutout
Detail
K
Nacre In-Surface
Pop-Up ower odulepm
(Pattern electrical shown)
module
clip
Detail L
BBB
CCC
DDD
EEE
FFF
Data Adapter Plates
Hubbell Nextspeed Keystone Series,
Blank (no coupler/jack)
Panduit Mini-Com Series
BBB
CCC
DDD
EEE
HHH
L-Com Keystone Modular, NETCONNECT and
110 Connect Series Modular Jack, Siemon
ZMAX Style, Allen Tel Versa Tap Series, Leviton
Quick Port Series, Belden REVConnect, HDMI
Adapter Cable.
HHH
FFF
ADC Truenet Series
Ortronics Tracjack Series
Video Monitor Jack/DB-15
Detail M
Note (Power Modules for
Pattern): The Pattern electrical
system allows up to ten distribution
blocks or 50’ of jumpers from the
infeed distribution block, whichever
comes first, connected to one
standard 15-amp power cord.
Note: If tables are configured
side-to-side or back-to-back with
Pattern electrical, tables must be
mechanically connected with gangers
or splice plates before any electrical
connections are made.
1. Attach four module clips, two at each
end, onto the sides of the Nacre
In-Surface Pop-Up power module as
illustrated (Detail K).
2. With the assembled table in the
upright position, orient the Nacre
In-Surface Pop-Up power module
as shown and route the connector
end (or plug end) down through the
tabletop cutout. Press the module
down firmly into the cutout to secure
in place, making sure the two clips
on each side of the module catch
under the cutout bottom edge of the
tabletop (Figure 4 & Detail J).
3. Select the appropriate data adapter
plate for the phone/data jack to be
used and carefully remove from
injection molded tree (Detail L).
Note: Jacks are sold by separate
companies and are not supplied with
the module.
4. Wire the jack appropriately to the
data plate and snap the data plate
assembly into the module grommet
opening as shown (Detail M).
5. Proceed to “Electrical Overview”
instructions on page 12.

10
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.
Pirouette®Tables - Nesting-Base - Power Modules
Assembly Instructions
Figure
5
Node In-Surface
power module
(Pattern electrical shown)
tabletop
tabletop
cutout
Detail O - (underside view)
tabletop
Node
In-Surface
power module
connector end
(or plug end)
locking
ring
Node In-Surface Power
Module Installation
Note: The Node In-Surface power
module is available with 3-prong
plug or Pattern electrical system.
The figures on this page illustrate
the installation of a Node In-Surface
power module for Pattern to a
24” x 48” Pirouette Nesting-Base
table. Your configuration may vary.
Note (Power Modules for
Pattern): The Pattern electrical
system allows up to ten distribution
blocks or 50’ of jumpers from the
infeed distribution block, whichever
comes first, connected to one
standard 15-amp power cord.
Note: If tables are configured
side-to-side or back-to-back with
Pattern electrical, tables must be
mechanically connected with gangers
or splice plates before any electrical
connections are made.
1. With the assembled table in the
upright position, orient the Node
In-Surface power module as shown
and route the connector end (or
plug end) down through the tabletop
cutout. Press the module down firmly
into the cutout to secure in place
(Figure 5 & Detail N).
2. Route the Node In-Surface power
module connector end (or plug end)
through the locking ring opening as
illustrated (Detail O).
3. Guide the locking ring along the
power module cord until the ring
reaches the bottom of the power
module. Thread the locking ring onto
the bottom of the Node In-Surface
power module to secure the power
module to the tabletop (Detail P).
4. Proceed to “Electrical Overview”
instructions on page 12.
Node
In-Surface
power module
Detail P - (underside view)
locking
ring
tabletop
Node
In-Surface
power module
tabletop
cutout
tabletop
Detail
- (underside view)N
connector end
(or plug end)

11
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.
Pirouette®Tables - Nesting-Base - Grommets
Assembly Instructions
Grommet Overview
Note: If the tables being assembled
require a Dean or Nacre grommet
installed into any tabletop cutouts,
proceed to “Dean & Nacre Grommet
Installation” instructions below. If a
Node grommet is required, proceed
to “Node Grommet Installation”
instructions on this page.
Node Grommet Installation
1. Position the Node grommets above
the tabletop cutouts (Figure 1 &
Detail C).
2. Push the grommets into each cutout,
tapping lightly with a rubber mallet
if required. Use caution to avoid
scratching the grommet (Figure 1 &
Detail C).
3. Secure the grommet to the tabletop
by inserting one #6 x 1/2” screw
through the hole on the inside of the
module into the cut edge of the top
(Detail C).
4. Carefully rotate the tables to be
upside down on a soft, protective
surface.
5. Proceed to “Electrical Overview”
instructions on page 12.
Dean & Nacre Grommet
Installation
1. Position the Dean or Nacre
grommets above the tabletop cutouts
with the lid opening towards the user
(Figure 1 & Details A or B).
2. Push the grommets into each cutout,
tapping lightly with a rubber mallet
if required. Use caution to avoid
scratching the grommet (Figure 1 &
Details A or B).
3. Secure the grommet to the tabletop
by inserting two #6 x 1/2” screws
through the holes on the inside of the
module into the cut edge of the top
(Details A or B).
4. Make sure the cover is closed on the
grommet, then carefully rotate the
tables to be upside down on a soft,
protective surface.
5. Proceed to “Electrical Overview”
instructions on page 12.
grommet
( grommet shown)Nacre
tabletop
cutout
tabletop
Figure 1
Detail
B - Nacre Grommet
Nacre
grommet
#6 x /”
1
2
screws
tabletop
cutout
tabletop
Detail
A - Dean Grommet
Dean
grommet
#6 x /”
1
2
screws
tabletop
cutout
tabletop
Detail C - Node Grommet
#6 x /”
1
2
screw
Node
grommet
tabletop
cutout
tabletop

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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.
Pirouette®Tables - Nesting-Base - Electrical
Assembly Instructions
Electrical Overview
Note: If the tables being assembled
contain a power module with
3-prong plug and require an optional
wire trough, proceed to page 16. If
the tables being assembled contain a
power module with 3-prong plug, but
do not require optional wire troughs,
proceed to page 19. If the tables
being assembled contain a Pattern
electrical system, proceed to the
instructions below.
Pattern Electrical System Installation
Note: The Pattern electrical system
is ETL Listed, evaluated to safety
standard UL 962A (USA) and CAN/
CSA-C22.2 No. 308 (Canada). It
allows up to ten power distribution
blocks and up to 50’ of power
jumpers (in either direction of the
power infeed), whichever comes
first, can allow up to eighteen power
modules depending on table width,
and connects to one 15-amp power
supply cord (power infeed). The power
supply cord does not count toward the
maximum 50’ of power jumpers.
Note: The Pattern quick-release tool
is a simple tool designed to help
remove the power connector ends
from the Pattern power distribution
blocks. If reconfiguration of the
Pattern electrical system is required,
reference “Pattern Quick-Release
Tool” instructions on page 27.
1. If a power module with a pop-up
feature was installed (Nacre), make
sure the cover is closed, then
carefully rotate the table to be upside
down on a soft, protective surface.
If a Dean Clamp-On power module
was installed, DO NOT flip the
table upside down. First remove
the clamp-on power module, then
rotate the table upside down before
proceeding to the next step.
Pattern Power Infeed Kit Assembly
Important: Details A & B are
provided as a visual guide to
illustrate the different white and
grey power distribution blocks,
and which male/female connector
ends plug into each port correctly.
If connector ends are switched
around and plugged into a block’s
ports incorrectly, disassembly and
reassembly will be required.
1. Position a wire trough with the
open-side face up, onto the floor
along the back side of each
upside-down table as illustrated.
Face the wire trough’s Snap-In
RPT module mounting holes of the
wire trough away from the back
edge of the table to make flipping
it into position easier once other
components have been installed
together into it (Figure 1).
2. For a run of tables, start Pattern
electrical system assembly with the
table that will contain the Pattern
power infeed. Place the Pattern
power infeed into the wire trough,
routing the connector end toward the
middle of the trough, and leaving the
plug end out of the wire trough as
illustrated (Figure 1).
3. Locate one white and one grey
Pattern power distribution block.
Plug the power infeed’s male
connector end into the white power
distribution block first, as illustrated
(Figure 1 & Detail A).
4. Next locate a 12” Pattern power
jumper and plug the female
connector end into the white power
distribution block also. As illustrated
in Detail A, either port opposite the
power supply cord is fine (Figure 1
& Detail A).
5. Take a grey power Pattern
distribution block in hand. Plug the
previously installed (step 4) 12”
Pattern power jumper’s male end into
the grey power distribution block as
illustrated (Figure 1 & Detail B).
6. Steps 1 through 5 assemble a
standard Pattern power infeed
kit (Figure 1). If the table being
assembled has the power infeed
installed and it will receive three
power modules, an additional 12”
Pattern power jumper and grey
Pattern power distribution block on
the end will be required after the first
grey distribution block (Figure 1).
Figure 1
Pattern
power infeed
grey Pattern power
distribution block
12” Pattern
power jumper
white Pattern
power distribution
block
12” Pattern
power jumper
(three modules
on a table)
wire
trough
grey Pattern power
distribution block
(three modules le)on a tab
Pattern
power
infeed kit
Detail A - Connection Locations with White Power Distribution Block
power jumper
connector
(female end)
white Pattern power distribution block
power module
connector
(female end)
power infeed
connector ( end)male
power jumper
connector (female end)
Detail B - Connection Locations Grey Power Distribution Blockwith
power module
connector
(female end)
power module
connector
(female end)
power jumper
connector (female end)
power jumper
connector ( end)male
gray Pattern power distribution block

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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.
Pirouette®Tables - Nesting-Base - Electrical
Assembly Instructions
Pattern Table-to-Table Power
Jumper Kit Assembly
Important: Details A & B, on the
previous page, are provided as a
visual guide to illustrate the different
white and grey power distribution
blocks, and which male/female
connector ends plug into each port
correctly. If connector ends are
switched around and plugged into a
block’s ports incorrectly, disassembly
and reassembly will be required.
Important: Pattern table-to-table
power jumper kits carry power from
one table to the next. Although tables
are positioned and upside-down
for power component configuration
for each table, no table-to-table
connections should be made at this
time. When instructed beginning
on page 21, tables may be turned
upright and ganged correctly before
being instructed to make
table-to-table connections.
Note: The Pattern table-to-table
power jumper kit is used to extend
power to any additional table beyond
the table with the Pattern power
infeed kit.
1. Take a Pattern table-to-table power
jumper in hand and plug the jumper’s
male connector end into a grey
Pattern power distribution block
as shown in Detail B on page 12
and Figure 2 this page. Orient the
table-to-table power jumper’s female
connector end out of the trough and
toward the previous table, in the
direction of the table with the Pattern
table-to-table power jumper kit
(Figure 2 & page 12, Detail B).
2. Step 1 above assembles the
Pattern table-to-table power jumper
kit (Figure 2). If the table being
assembled will have three power
modules, an additional 12” power
jumper and grey power distribution
block must be added after the Pattern
table-to-table kit (Figure 2 &
page 12, Detail B).
3. Repeat steps 1 & 2 to assemble
table-to-table kits in the remaining
wire troughs.
4. If the Pattern power infeed is located
in-between two tables, connect
the closest Pattern table-to-table
power jumper, not connected to the
run of tables, to the open available
socket on the white Pattern power
distribution block (Figure 2 &
page 12, Detail B).
5. If the table being assembled contains
Snap-In modules for Pattern,
proceed to “Snap-In modules for
Pattern Installation” instructions on
page 14. If the table being assembled
does not consist of Snap-In RPT
modules but contains at least one
power module, proceed to “Cable
Routing Guidelines - Power Modules
for Pattern” instructions on page 15.
Figure 2
12” Pattern
power jumper
(three modules
on a table)
wire
trough
grey Pattern power
distribution block
(three modules
le)on a tab
Pattern
power
infeed kit
Pattern
table-to-table
power jumper
kit
Pattern
table-to-table
power jumper
grey Pattern
power distribution
block
12” Pattern
power jumper
(three modules
on a table)
grey Pattern power
distribution block
(three modules
le)on a tab
grey Pattern
power distribution
block
12” Pattern
power jumper
(three modules
on a table)
white Pattern
power distribution
block
Pattern
table-to-table
power jumper
Pattern
table-to-table
power jumper
kit
Pattern
power
infeed
grey Pattern power
distribution block

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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.
Pirouette®Tables - Nesting-Base - Electrical
Assembly Instructions
Figure 3
Snap-In RPT
mounting hole
Snap-In RPT
module for Pattern
wire trough
Detail C - Connection Locations with White Power Distribution Block
power jumper
connector
(female end)
white Pattern power distribution block
power module
connector
(female end)
power infeed
connector ( end)male
power jumper
connector (female end)
Detail D - Connection L
ocations Grey Power Distribution Blockwith
power module
connector
(female end)
power module
connector
(female end)
power jumper
connector (female end)
power jumper
connector ( end)male
gray Pattern power distribution block
Figure 4
Pattern power
distribution block
( shown)grey
Pattern power
distribution block
( shown)white
Snap-In RPT
module for Patter
n
Pattern power
distribution block
( shown)grey
Snap-In RPT
module for
Pattern
power module
for Pattern
(Dubbel
shown)
Snap-In Module Installation
Important: Details C & D are
provided as a visual guide to
illustrate the different white and
grey power distribution blocks,
and which male/female connector
ends plug into each port correctly.
If connector ends are switched
around and plugged into a block’s
ports incorrectly, disassembly and
reassembly will be required.
Note: Snap-In RPT modules for
Pattern can be used in conjunction
with modesty panels, however, the
trough must be rotated 180 degrees,
so the Snap-In RPT modules face the
user once installed.
1. If the tables being assembled
require Snap-In RPT modules for
Pattern, first route the connector
end of each module in through
the rectangular-shaped module
mounting holes on the wire trough
as illustrated, routing the connector
ends toward the middle of the trough,
then snap the module receptacles
into position. Repeat step 1 to
install Snap-In RPT modules to the
remaining wire troughs of each table
(Figure 3).
Cable Routing Guidelines - Tables
with Snap-In RPT Modules for
Pattern
1. Route the connector ends of the
Snap-In modules to an available
power distribution block on the
Pattern electrical system inside the
wire troughs (Figure 4 & Details C
& D).
2. If the tables being assembled require
a power module in addition to the
two previously installed Snap-In RPT
modules, route the connector end
of the power module to an available
power distribution block on the
Pattern electrical system inside the
wire trough (Figure 4 & Details C
& D).
3. Proceed to “Wire Trough Installation
for Tables with Power Modules for
Pattern” instructions on page 17.

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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.
Pirouette®Tables - Nesting-Base - Electrical
Assembly Instructions
Cable Routing Guidelines - Power
Modules for Pattern
Important: Details E & F are
provided as a visual guide to
illustrate the different white and
grey power distribution blocks,
and which male/female connector
ends plug into each port correctly.
If connector ends are switched
around and plugged into a block’s
ports incorrectly, disassembly and
reassembly will be required.
Note: If Dean Clamp-On power
modules are specified on any of
the tables being assembled, do
not connect the Clamp-On power
modules with the Pattern distribution
blocks until instructed to do so later
in the instructions.
1. If the table being assembled contains
at least one power module for
Pattern, route the connector end of
each module toward an available
power distribution block on the
Pattern electrical system inside the
wire trough. Repeat step 1 to route
the remaining power modules from
the other tables to an available
power distribution block (Figure 5 &
Details E & F).
2. Proceed to “Wire Trough Installation
for Tables with Power Modules for
Pattern” instructions on page 17.
Figure 5
Pattern power
distribution block
( shown)grey
Pattern power
distribution block
( shown)white
power module for Pattern
( shown)Dean In-Surface
Detail - Connection Locations with White Power Distribution BlockE
power jumper
connector
(female end)
white Pattern power distribution block
power module
connector
(female end)
power infeed
connector ( end)male
power jumper
connector (female end)
Detail
- Connection Locations Grey Power Distribution BlockF with
power module
connector
(female end)
power module
connector
(female end)
power jumper
connector (female end)
power jumper
connector ( end)male
gray Pattern power distribution block

16
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.
Pirouette®Tables - Nesting-Base - Wire Management
Assembly Instructions
Wire Trough Installation for
Tables with a Power Module with
3-Prong Plug
Note: The wire trough is an optional
accessory for tables specified with
power modules with 3-prong plugs
and must be specifically ordered.
1. If a power module with a pop-up
feature was installed (Nacre), make
sure the cover is closed, then
carefully rotate the table to be upside
down on a soft, protective surface.
If a Dean Clamp-On power module
was installed, DO NOT flip the
table upside down. First remove
the clamp-on power module, then
rotate the table upside down before
proceeding to the next step.
2. If wire trough is provided, position
the wire trough over the underside
of the power module as illustrated,
with the two smaller rectangular RPT
mounting holes facing the back edge
of the table. Route the power cord
out of the end of the trough. Align the
wire trough mounting holes with the
pre-drilled holes in the underside of
the tabletop, and secure wire trough
to tabletop using six #14 x 3/4”
self-tapping screws. Do not
over-tighten (Figure 1).
3. Power modules with 3-prong plugs
utilize cord strain relief clips to
restrain the power module cables
along the desired path underneath
the tabletops. Proceed to “Strain
Relief Clip Installation” instructions
on page 19.
wire
trough
#14- /
3
4
self-tapping
screw
tabletop
power module
with 3-prong plug
( shown)Dean In-Surface
Figure 1

17
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.
Pirouette®Tables - Nesting-Base - Wire Management
Assembly Instructions
Wire Trough Installation for
Tables with Power Modules for
Pattern
1. Holding contents inside the wire
trough, carefully turn it over
180-degrees, (upside-down) onto
the tabletop, and over the power
module(s). Adjust the power infeed,
the connectors and cables in the
trough so the trough lays flat. Align
the wire trough mounting holes with
the pre-drilled holes in the underside
of the tabletop, and secure wire
trough to tabletop using six
#14 x 3/4” self-tapping screws.
Do not over-tighten (Figure 2).
2. If the table being assembled contains
a power module for Pattern, proceed
to “Velcro Wire Manager Installation”
instructions on page 18.
Figure
2
wire
trough
#14- /
3
4
self-tapping
screw
power infeed
(Pattern shown)
table-to-table
power jumper
(Pattern shown)

18
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.
Pirouette®Tables - Nesting-Base - Wire Management
Assembly Instructions
Velcro®Wire Manager
Installation
1. Position the two Velcro®wire
managers (Figure 3), four if table
length is 60”-72” and consists of
a power module with 3-prong plug
with no optional wire trough
(Detail A), over the pre-drilled holes
in the underside of the tabletop
where illustrated. Locate and place
two steel position tabs, one at each
end over the mounting holes in the
wire manager, then secure using
four #10 x 5/8” screws, through the
two position tabs, wire manager
mounting holes and into the tabletop.
Do not over-tighten (Figure 3).
Note: Velcro®wire managers must
be rotated 90 to mount onto the
underside of any 18” depth tabletop
that consists of power modules with
3-prong plugs (Detail B).
2. Strap in the desired cords using
the installed Velcro wire manager
(Figure 3).
3. If a Dubbel Undersurface power
module is installed to the table,
proceed to “Strain Relief Clip
Installation” instructions on page 19,
otherwise proceed to “Vertical Wire
Manager Installation” instructions on
page 20.
#10 x /”
5
8
screws
Velcro®
wire manager
steel
position tab
#10 x
/”
5
8
screws
steel
position
tab
Velcro®
wire manager
Figure 3
#10 x /”
5
8
screws
Velcro®
wire manager
steel
position
tab
Detail
- Velco Wire ManagerA
(60”, 66”, 72”
tabletop only)
Detail
- Velco Wire ManagerB
(18”
tabletop only)
Velcro®
wire manager
tabletop

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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.
Pirouette®Tables - Nesting-Base - Wire Management
Assembly Instructions
Strain Relief Clip Installation
Note: Tabletops have multiple
mounting hole locations specifically
used for cord strain relief clips but
unused pre-drilled holes may be
used if desired. Install strain relief
clips frequently to restrain the power
module cables along the desired
path underneath the tabletops. Your
configuration may vary.
Warning: When installing strain
relief clips for Dubbel power
modules on Pirouette Nesting-Base
tables, some slack in the cable
over the table support beam will be
required to allow the table to rest in
the nesting position. If the cord is too
tight around the beam, interference
will occur when the table is being
placed into the nesting position
(Figure 5 & Detail D).
1. Locate strain relief clips and position
them at the desired locations above
unused pre-drilled holes (Figure 4 &
Detail C).
2. Insert the cable into the openings
of the clips. Secure the clips to the
tabletop using one #10 x 3/4” screw
per clip (Figure 4 & Detail C).
Detail
C
strain
relief clip
#10 x /”
3
4
screw
electrical
system
cord
tabletop
Detail D
strain
relief clip
#10 x /”
3
4
screw
electrical
system
cord
(slack)
Dubbel
Undersurface
power module
Figure
4
strain
relief clip
power module
with 3-prong plug
(Dean In-Sur
face shown)
strain relief
clip mounting
hole
strain relief
clip mounting
hole
#10 x /”
3
4
screw
Figure 5
Dubbel
Undersurface
power module
#10 x /”
3
4
screw
strain
relief clip
electrical
system cord
(slack)

20
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.
Pirouette®Tables - Nesting-Base - Wire Management
Assembly Instructions
Vertical Wire Manager
Installation
1. Route the power cord along the
leg, then snap the wire manager to
the post with the cord in between.
Vertical wire manager easily
snaps on and off the leg, to add or
reconfigure cords (Figure 6).
2. Proceed to “Peg Installation”
instructions on the next page.
Figure
6
vertical
wire manager
power
cord
nesting
leg