KI Serenade User manual

Assembly Instructions
SerenadeTM Conference Collection
January 2016

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SerenadeTM Conference Collection
Table of Contents
Serenade Conference Collection
Product Overview...................................................................................................................4
Column Base Table Assembly ................................................................................................6
Column Leg & Modesty Panel Assembly ..................................................................6
Modesty Panel Beam to Leg Assembly......................................................................7
Table Brackets to Base Assembly...............................................................................7
Single-Piece Table Top Assembly..............................................................................8
Two-Piece Table Top Assembly..................................................................................9
Drum Base Table Assembly..................................................................................................12
Drum Base Positioning/Alignment ..........................................................................12
Single-Piece Table Top Assembly............................................................................12
Two-Piece Table Top Assembly................................................................................13
Synthesis®Base Table Assembly .........................................................................................15
Single-Piece Table Top Assembly............................................................................15
Two-Piece Table Top Assembly................................................................................16
Electrical Trough/Power & Data Module Assembly ..............................................................18
Electrical Trough Assembly .....................................................................................18
Power & Data Module Assembly .............................................................................18
Cable Connections and Routing ..............................................................................19

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Product Overview
Serenade Conference Collection tables
are customizable and come in various
shapes and styles.
Table Top Shapes:
• Racetrack
• Rectangle
• Boat
• Sightline
Base Styles:
• Panel Base
• Column Base
• Drum Base
• Half Drum Base
• Metal Drum Base
• Synthesis Base
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.
Racetrack
R
ectangle
Boat
Sightline
Column Base Drum Base
Metal Drum Base
Half Drum Base
Synthesis Base
P
anel Base
T
able Top Styles
Base Styles
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Product Overview

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Product Overview - cont.
Five different Serenade Conference
Table base styles are available, and each
will have a unique hole pattern specific
to that base. Additionally, table tops will
be pre-drilled in the factory for proper
positioning and installation of each
base type.
Bases configure differently depending
on table lengths. Variations of the “Boat
Shape” are shown below in the “Base
Configuration” details.
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.
60
x 192 Table"" 48 x 96 Table""
Base Configuration
54
x 168 Table"" 48 x 120 Table""
54
x 144 Table"" 48 x 144 Table""
Synthesis Base
Panel Base
Drum Base
Column Base
Half Drum Base
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Product Overview

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SerenadeTM Conference Collection - Column/Panel Base Table
Assembly Instructions
Column/Panel Base Table
Assembly
Column Leg & Modesty Panel
Assembly
Note: A fully assembled table
is heavy. The assembly of the
table should be performed at the
final location where table will be
used. Carefully unpack and place
components on a soft surface
(i.e. carpet, packaging foam or
cardboard) to avoid damage.
Note: Panel base table assemblies
are not shown in this instruction
but the assembly is same.
Note: Sightline tables have longer
and shorter column/panel legs.
Longer legs are assembled under
the wider section of the table top
and the shorter legs are assembled
under the narrower section of the
table top.
1. Rotate pre-assembled column leg
onto its top (Figure 1).
2. Slide two perforated inserts into the
slots from the bottom of the column
leg and secure using four #6 x 1/2”
screws (Figure 1).
3. Insert the four leveling glides into
the glide blocks of the column leg
(Figure 1).
Note: Modesty panels come
with three or four cross supports
depending on the length of the
modesty panel. The modesty panel
shown in this assembly has four
cross supports (Figure 2).
4. Locate the modesty panels. As
illustrated, twist in two shoulder pin
screws into the pre-drilled holes
of the modesty panel (Figure 2 &
Detail A). Repeat step to install the
remaining shoulder pin screws into
the modesty panels.
5. Locate the cross supports. As
illustrated, insert six 8mm dowel
pins into the pre-drilled holes on
both the side edges of the cross
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
Figure 3
modesty panel
beam assembly
end
column
leg
#10 x 2"
pan head
screw
pre-drilled
/ " dia
1
8
pilot holes
Figure 4
table
bracket
table base
assembly
cross
support
shoulder
pin screw
mini fix
cam
8mm
dowel pin
modesty
panel
Detail A
shoulder
pin screw 8mm
dowel
pin
mini fix
cam
mini fix
cam
8mm
dowel
pin
shoulder
pin screw
Detail B
end
column
leg
end
column leg
Figure 1
end
column
leg
perforated
insert
#6 x / "
1
2
screws
leveling
glide
#10-32 x 1 / "
1
4
screw
Figure 2
Figure 3
modesty panel
beam assembly
end
column
leg
#10 x 2"
pan head
screw
pre-drilled
/ " dia
1
8
pilot holes
Figure 4
table
bracket
table base
assembly
cross
support
shoulder
pin screw
mini fix
cam
8mm
dowel pin
modesty
panel
Detail A
shoulder
pin screw 8mm
dowel
pin
mini fix
cam
mini fix
cam
8mm
dowel
pin
shoulder
pin screw
Detail B
end
column
leg
end
column leg
Figure 1
end
column
leg
perforated
insert
#6 x / "
1
2
screws
leveling
glide
#10-32 x 1 / "
1
4
screw
support. Then, insert four mini fix
cams into the cross support. Make
sure the openings on the mini fix
cams face towards the outside
edge so that when assembled the
shoulder pin screws can be fully
inserted into the mini fix cams
(Figure 2 & Detail B).
6. Locate the first modesty panel
to assemble the cross supports.
Align and position the dowels and
mini fix cam holes on each cross
support to the first modesty panel.
Make sure the cross supports are
fully seated against the modesty
panel (Figure 2).
7. Then align and position the
shoulder pin screws and dowel
holes on the second modesty
panel to the mini fix cam holes
and dowels on the cross supports.
Make sure the modesty panel
is fully seated against the cross
supports (Figure 2).
8. Rotate clockwise all mini fix cams
to engage each shoulder pin screw
which will tighten and secure
the modesty panels to the cross
supports (Figure 2).

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SerenadeTM Conference Collection - Column/Panel Base Table
Assembly Instructions
Figure 2
Figure 3
modesty panel
beam assembly
end
column
leg
#10 x 2"
pan head
screw
pre-drilled
/ " dia
1
8
pilot holes
Figure 4
table
bracket
table base
assembly
cross
support
shoulder
pin screw
mini fix
cam
8mm
dowel pin
modesty
panel
Detail A
shoulder
pin screw 8mm
dowel
pin
mini fix
cam
mini fix
cam
8mm
dowel
pin
shoulder
pin screw
Detail B
end
column
leg
end
column leg
Figure 1
end
column
leg
perforated
insert
#6 x / "
1
2
screws
leveling
glide
#10-32 x 1 / "
1
4
screw
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
Figure 3
modesty panel
beam assembly
end
column
leg
#10 x 2"
pan head
screw
pre-drilled
/ " dia
1
8
pilot holes
Figure 4
table
bracket
table base
assembly
cross
support
shoulder
pin screw
mini fix
cam
8mm
dowel pin
modesty
panel
Detail A
shoulder
pin screw 8mm
dowel
pin
mini fix
cam
mini fix
cam
8mm
dowel
pin
shoulder
pin screw
Detail B
end
column
leg
end
column leg
Figure 1
end
column
leg
perforated
insert
#6 x / "
1
2
screws
leveling
glide
#10-32 x 1 / "
1
4
screw
Modesty Panel Beam to Leg
Assembly
Note: Column/Panel Base Tables
being assembled may include
different combinations of modesty
panel beam assemblies and legs.
Your configuration may vary from
the illustrations shown.
Important: Note the difference
between the outer and inner legs.
Inner legs have a semicircle cutout
on both sides of the leg wall. Outer
legs have only one semicircle
cutout on the inside wall (see
page 9, Figure 6). Position and
install the outer legs with the
semicircle cutout facing inwards, so
that cables can be routed correctly.
9. Orient modesty panel beam
assembly to column leg assembly
as illustrated. Align pre-drilled
holes of both components and
secure using four #10 x 2” pan
head screws (Figure 3).
10. Repeat step 9 as required to
assemble the modesty panel beam
assemblies to the appropriate leg
assemblies.
Table Brackets to Base Assembly
Note: A single modesty beam
base is shown, but your table
configuration may vary.
11. Locate all required table brackets
and note each bracket cutout at the
top of the entire base assembly.
Install one table bracket at a time
by positioning each bracket onto
the cutout with the three-hole
flange side of the bracket against
the inside of the table base. Then,
from outside the base, secure the
bracket using three #10-32 x 11/4”
self-tapping screws. Take care
to securely install all available
brackets onto all cutouts using the
full amount of the required screws
(Figure 4).

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SerenadeTM Conference Collection - Column/Panel Base Table
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.
Figure 5
table base
assembly
table top
table
bracket
table
bracket
end
column
leg
end
column
leg
#10 x / "
3
4
screw
Single-Piece Table Top Assembly
Note: If a two-piece table is being
assembled go to page 9: “Two-
Piece Table Top Assembly”.
12. With the assistance of a second
person, carefully position the table
top on the table base assembly
(Figure 5).
13. With one person underneath the
table, move table top around as
required to align all pre-drilled
holes in the table top with the
mounting slots of the table
brackets. Once all bracket slots and
holes are aligned, secure using five
#10 x 3/4” screws per bracket. Do
not over-torque screws which could
strip out the pre-drilled holes. Take
care to securely install all available
brackets to the table top using the
full amount of the required screws
(Figure 5).
14. If your table requires the installation
of the Electrical Trough/Power &
Data Module, go now to page 18.

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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.
splice plate
screw holes
7/”dia.
16
holes bracket
screw holes
draw
bolts
joint
fastener
holes
tightening
nuts
end
column
leg
Figure 6
table top
table
bracket
table base
assembly
middle
column
leg
end
column
leg
hardwood
spline
Detail C - View From Underneath
hardwood
spline
table top
Two-Piece Table Top Assembly
1. With the assistance of a second
person, carefully position each
table top piece on the table base
assembly. When setting tops on
the table base assembly, make sure
the spline cutouts and the holes for
the joint fasteners face each other
(Figure 6 & Detail C).
2. Do not secure brackets to the
underside of table at this time.
Table tops must be loose to be
properly joined together.
3. Insert the hardwood splines into the
slots in one of the table tops. Make
sure they are fully seated (Figure 6
& Detail C).
SerenadeTM Conference Collection - Column/Panel Base Table
Assembly Instructions
4. Insert the tightening nuts into the
joint fastener holes in the same
table top piece that the hardwood
splines were installed. Orientate the
tightening nuts so that the threaded
end hole face toward the 7/16”
diameter hole (Detail C & Detail D
on page 10).
5. Insert the draw bolts into the 7/16”
diameter holes and twist them into
the tightening nuts to engage the
threads (Detail C & Detail D on
page 10).
6. Then carefully bring together both
table top pieces while aligning the
splines and draw bolts into the 7/16”
diameter holes in the other table top
piece (Figure 6 & Detail C).

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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 7
splice
plate
table base assembly
(moved aside to gain
access to cut-outs)
do not align and
secure brackets at
this time to table top
#12 x /”
3
4
screw
#12 x /”
3
4
screw
middle
column
leg
end
column
leg
locking
sleeve
joint
fastener
holes
draw
bolt
tightening
nut
joint
fastener
holes
locking
sleeve
draw
bolt
tightening
nut
Detail D - Joint Fastener Assembly
threaded
end
7. With the table top on the table base
assembly, not all joint fastener
holes underneath the table top are
accessible at the same time. To gain
access to the joint fastener holes,
with assistance of a second person,
carefully slide the table top to one
side and then to the other side as
needed. It is recommended the two
outside joint fasteners be installed
first, then the two inside joint
fasteners, and then the splice plates
(Figure 7).
8. For the table top piece with just
the end of the draw bolts showing
in the joint fastener holes, insert
the locking sleeve into the joint
fastener hole and onto the draw bolt
as illustrated (Detail D). Tighten
the joint fastener assembly by
rotating the tightening nut small
amounts at a time to draw the table
tops together, but do not tighten
completely at this time. Use a 1/8”
diameter by 4” long tool or similar
to rotate the tightening nut
(Figure 7 & Detail D). Repeat
step to install the remaining joint
fastener components.
9. Once all joint fasteners are
installed, flush the outer edge of
each table top half and tighten all
fasteners to secure. Be careful to
keep table tops aligned and to not
pinch the protective surface in the
seam from the underside of the
assembly (Figure 7).
Important: Each pound of
pressure placed on the joint
fastener exerts 500 pounds of force
on the joint. Over-tightening the
fastener will cause table tops to
de-laminate.
SerenadeTM Conference Collection - Column/Panel Base Table
Assembly Instructions

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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 8
table base
assembly
table
bracket
middle
column
leg
#10 x / "
3
4
screw
#10 x / "
3
4
screw
SerenadeTM Conference Collection - Column/Panel Base Table
Assembly Instructions
10. Position the splice plate on the
pre-drilled holes on the underside
of table and secure using four
#12 x 3/4” screws (Figure 7). Repeat
step to install additional splice
plates.
11. Once all joint fasteners and splice
plates are securely installed, and
joint quality on the surface is good,
carefully slide the table top into
position and align all table bracket
slots to the pre-drilled holes in
the underside of the table top.
Make sure all bracket slots and
pre-drilled holes are aligned, then
secure using five #10 x 3/4” screws
per bracket. Do not over-torque
screws which could strip out the
pre-drilled holes. Take care to
securely install all table brackets to
the underside of the table using the
full amount of the required screws
(Figure 8).
12. If your table requires the installation
of the Electrical Trough/Power &
Data Module, go now to page 18.

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SerenadeTM Conference Collection - Drum Base Table
Assembly Instructions
Drum/Half Drum Base Table
Assembly
Note: A fully assembled table
is heavy. The assembly of the
table should be performed at the
final location where table will be
used. Carefully unpack and place
components on a soft surface
(i.e. carpet, packaging foam or
cardboard) to avoid damage.
Note: Half drum base table
assemblies are not shown in this
instruction but the assembly is
same.
Note: Sightline tables have larger
and smaller drum legs. Larger legs
are assembled under the wider
section of the table top and the
smaller legs are assembled under
the narrower section of the table
top.
Drum Base Positioning/Alignment
Note: Some table assemblies
come in two or three drum base
styles, when positioning bases for
assembly make sure access panels
on the outer drum legs are facing
inward.
1. Position and align the drum base in
the same screw hole pattern found
on the underside of the table top.
Measure screw holes found on the
underside of the table top to assist
in positioning and aligning of the
drum bases (Figure 1).
Note: For single-piece table tops
proceed with the following steps.
For two-piece table tops, go to
page 13: “Two-Piece Table Top
Assembly”.
Single-Piece Table Top Assembly
2. With assistance of second person,
position table top on drum bases
(Figure 1).
3. With one person from underneath,
adjust the position of table top and/
or drum base until the screw holes
are aligned (Figure 1).
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 1
table top
#12 x 1 / "
1
4
screw
drum
base
#12 x 1 / "
1
4
screw
Note: Drum bases with diameter
sizes 18” and 20” need 10 screws
per drum base. Drum base sizes
23” and 27” need 12 screws per
drum base. All half drum bases
need 12 screws per drum base. All
metal drum bases need 4 screws
per drum base.
4. Install the appropriate amount of
#12 x 11/4” screws to secure the
table top to the drum bases
(Figure 1).
5. If your table requires the installation
of the Electrical Trough/Power &
Data Module, go now to page 18.

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SerenadeTM Conference Collection - Drum Base Table
Assembly Instructions
Figure 2
table tops
drum
base
hardwood
spline
splice plate
screw holes
7/”dia.
16
holes bracket
screw holes
draw
bolts
joint
fastener
holes
tightening
nuts
Detail A - View From Underneath
hardwood
spline
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.
Two-Piece Table Top Assembly
1. With the assistance of a second
person, carefully position each
table top piece on the drum bases.
When setting tops on the bases,
make sure the spline cutouts and
the holes for the joint fasteners face
each other (Figure 2).
2. Do not secure drum bases to the
underside of table at this time.
Table tops must be loose to be
properly joined together.
3. Insert the hardwood splines into the
slots in one of the table tops. Make
sure they are fully seated (Figure 2
& Detail A).
4. Insert the tightening nuts into the
joint fastener holes in the same
table top piece that the hardwood
splines were installed. Orientate the
tightening nuts so that the threaded
end hole face toward the 7/16”
diameter hole (Details A & B).
5. Insert the draw bolts into the 7/16”
diameter holes and twist them into
the tightening nuts to engage the
threads (Details A & B).
6. Then carefully bring together both
table top pieces while aligning the
splines and draw bolts into the 7/16”
diameter holes in the other table top
piece (Figure 2 & Detail A).
7. With the table tops on the table
base assembly, not all joint fastener
holes underneath the table tops are
accessible at the same time. To gain
access to the joint fastener holes,
with assistance of a second person,
carefully slide the center drum base
to one side and then to the other
side as needed. It is recommended
the two outside joint fasteners be
installed first, then the two inside
joint fasteners, and then the splice
plates (Figure 3).
8. For the table top piece with just
the end of the draw bolts showing
in the joint fastener holes, insert
the locking sleeve into the joint
fastener hole and onto the draw bolt
as illustrated (Detail B). Tighten the
Figure 3
drum
base
locking
sleeve
joint
fastener
holes
draw
bolt tightening
nut
Detail B - Joint Fastener Assembly
joint
fastener
holes
locking
sleeve
draw
bolt
tightening
nut
threaded
end
center
drum base

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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 4
table top
drum
base
#12 x 1 /”
1
4
screw
spice
plate
#12 x /”
3
4
screw
joint fastener assembly by rotating
small amounts at a time to draw
the table tops together, but do not
tighten completely at this time.
Use a 1/8” diameter by 4” long tool
or similar to rotate the tightening
nut (Figure 3 & Detail B). Repeat
step to install the remaining joint
fastener components.
9. Once all joint fasteners are
installed, flush the outer edge of
each table top half and tighten all
fasteners to secure. Be careful to
keep table tops aligned and to not
pinch the protective surface in the
seam from the underside of the
assembly (Figure 4).
Important: Each pound of
pressure placed on the joint
fastener exerts 500 pounds of force
on the joint. Over-tightening the
fastener will cause table tops to
de-laminate.
10. Position the splice plate on the
pre-drilled holes on the underside
of table and secure using four
#12 x 3/4” screws (Figure 4). Repeat
step to install additional splice
plates.
Note: Drum bases with diameter
sizes 18” and 20” need 10 screws
per drum base. Drum base sizes
23” and 27” need 12 screws per
drum base. All half drum bases
need 12 screws per drum base. All
metal drum bases need 4 screws
per drum base.
11. Once all joint fasteners and splice
plates are securely installed, and
joint quality on the surface is good,
carefully slide the table top into
position and align all drum base
mounting holes to pre-drilled
holes on the underside of table top,
then secure using the appropriate
amount of #12 x 11/4” screws.
Do not over-torque screws which
could strip out the pre-drilled
holes. Take care to securely install
all drum bases to the underside of
table using the full amount of the
required screws (Figure 4).
SerenadeTM Conference Collection - Drum Base Table
Assembly Instructions
12. If your table requires the
installation of the Electrical
Trough/Power & Data Module, go
now to page 18.

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SerenadeTM Conference Collection - Synthesis®Base Table
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.
Figure 1
table top
#14 x 1”
Phillips
screw
13
/ -20 x /”
48
Phillips oval-head
screw
fixed TT-leg
(end)
fixed TT-leg
(center)
fixed TT-leg
(end)
13
/ -20 x /”
48
Phillips oval-head
screw
#14 x 1”
Phillips
screw
#14 x 1”
Phillips
screw
#14 x 1”
Phillips
screw
wire-form
stiffeners
(RH & LH)
adjustable
glide
Synthesis Base Table Assembly
Note: A fully assembled table
is heavy. The assembly of the
table should be performed at the
final location where table will be
used. Carefully unpack and place
components on a soft surface
(i.e. carpet, packaging foam or
cardboard) to avoid damage.
Note: Sightline tables have longer
and shorter Synthesis legs. Longer
legs are assembled under the wider
section of the table top and the
shorter legs are assembled under
the narrower section of the table
top.
Single-Piece Table Top Assembly
1. Carefully place table top upside
down on a soft surface to protect
top from damage. Determine
whether the table top requires two,
three, four or five T or TT-legs
(Figure 1).
Important: All table tops specified
for T or TT-legs require that “end”
legs be installed near the end of
the table. End T or TT-legs can be
identified by the holes which are
mid-way up the uprights, for use
with right- and left-hand wire-form
stiffeners. Tables longer than 120”
which are specified to have three or
five T or TT-legs will utilize “center”
T or TT-legs, installed between the
end legs.
2. Position end leg assemblies
over pre-drilled holes in table,
making sure the wire-form stiffener
mounting holes face to the inside of
the table as illustrated. Insert eight
#14 x 1” Phillips screws through
the mounting holes in each end
TT-leg, but do not tighten
completely (Figure 1).
3. Position right- and left-hand
wireform stiffeners into holes in
TT-legs and secure using
1/4 -20 x 3/8” Phillips screws
provided. Next, align the stiffener’s
table mounting holes over the
pre-drilled holes in the table top
underside and secure using
#14 x 1” Phillips screws. Tighten
all screws securing stiffeners and
table legs to table top underside at
this time (Figure 1).
4. If a “center” TT-leg is required,
install over pre-drilled holes using
eight #14 x 1” Phillips screws
(Figure 1).
5. Install two adjustable glides into
each leg assembly by hand, or by
using a drill-driver and #3 Phillips
bit (Figure 1).
Note: TT-legs with rollers (not
shown) do not require installation
of adjustable glides.
6. With the assistance of a second
person, carefully turn table to the
upright position. Adjust glides in or
out to accommodate uneven floor
conditions (Figure 1).

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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
#14 x 1”
Phillips
screw
table tops
hardwood
spline
fixed TT-leg
(end)
fixed TT-leg
(end)
wire-form
stiffeners
(RH & LH) #14 x 1”
Phillips
screw
13
/ -20 x /”
48
Phillips oval-head
screw
draw
bolt
joint
fastener
holes
7/”dia.
16
holes
tightening
nuts
Two-Piece Table Top Assembly
Note: Some two-piece table tops
come with three, four or five legs
depending on the length of the table
top. Typically, tables with three
or five legs have the middle leg
assembled between the two-piece
table top. Table tops with four legs
have two legs assembled under
each table top.
Important: Do not join two-piece
table tops together until each half
has both leg assemblies installed
to it and it is turned to the upright
position. Do not turn two-piece
table tops to the upright position
until all T or TT-legs are completely
installed to the underside of table
tops.
1. Carefully place table tops upside
down on a soft surface to protect
the table top from damage.
Arrange the table tops together and
determine proper location of each
TT-leg (Figure 2).
Important: All table tops specified
for TT-legs require that “end” legs
be installed near the end of the
table. End legs can be identified
by the holes which are mid-way
up the uprights, for use with right-
and left-hand wire-form stiffeners.
Two-piece table systems will utilize
“center” TT-legs, installed between
the end legs, near the location
where tables will be joined later.
Center leg assemblies do not utilize
wire-form stiffeners.
2. Position end legs over pre-drilled
holes in table, making sure the
wire-form stiffener mounting
holes face to the inside of the table
assembly as illustrated. Insert eight
#14 x 1” Phillips screws through
the mounting holes in each end leg
and into the top, but do not tighten
completely (Figure 2).
3. Position right- and left-hand wire-
form stiffeners into holes in the end
legs and secure using
1/4 -20 x 3/8” Phillips screws. Next,
align the stiffener’s mounting
holes over the pre-drilled holes
in the table top underside and
secure using #14 x 1” Phillips
screws. Tighten all screws securing
stiffeners and legs to table top
underside at this time (Figure 2).
4. Insert the tightening nuts into the
joint fastener holes in the same
table top piece that the hardwood
splines were installed. Orientate the
tightening nuts so that the threaded
end hole face toward the 7/16”
diameter hole (Figure 2 & Detail A).
5. Insert the draw bolts into the 7/16”
diameter holes and twist them into
the tightening nuts to engage the
threads (Figure 2).
6. Then carefully bring together both
table top pieces while aligning the
splines and draw bolts into the 7/16”
diameter holes in the other table top
piece (Figure 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.
Figure 3
splice
plate
#12 x 1 /”
1
4
screw
fixed TT-leg
(center)
locking
sleeve
joint
fastener
holes
Detail A - Joint Fastener Assembly
#14 x 1”
Phillips
screw
joint
fastener
holes
locking
sleeve
draw
bolt
tightening
nut
threaded
end
7. For the table top piece with just
the end of the draw bolts showing
in the joint fastener holes, insert
the locking sleeve into the joint
fastener hole and onto the draw bolt
as illustrated (Detail A). Tighten the
joint fastener assembly by rotating
small amounts at a time to draw
the table tops together, but do not
tighten completely at this time.
Use a 1/8” diameter by 4” long tool
or similar to rotate the tightening
nut (Figure 3 & Detail A). Repeat
step to install the remaining joint
fastener components.
8. Once all joint fasteners are
installed, flush the outer edge of
each table top half and tighten all
fasteners to secure. Be careful to
keep table tops aligned and to not
pinch the protective surface in the
seam (Figure 3 & Detail A).
Important: Each pound of
pressure placed on the joint
fastener exerts 500 pounds of force
on the joint. Over-tightening the
fastener will cause table tops to
de-laminate.
9. Position splice plate on the pre-
drilled holes on the underside of
table and secure using four
#12 x 3/4” screws (Figure 3). Repeat
step to install additional splice
plates.
10. In this particular configuration,
position the center fixed TT-leg over
the pre-drilled holes of both table
tops and secure using eight
#14 x 1” Phillips screws (Figure 3).
11. If your table requires the installation
of the Electrical Trough/Power &
Data Module, go now to page 18.
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SerenadeTM Conference Collection - Electrical Trough/Power & Data Module Assembly
Assembly Instructions
Figure 1
power
module
electrical
trough
#10 x / "
5
8
screws
drum
base
Electrical Trough/Power & Data
Module Assembly
The electrical trough and power and
data module assembly are shown on
a Rectangular Table Top with a Drum
Base, but the instructions are the same
for other table top styles and sizes.
Electrical Trough Assembly
Note: Electrical troughs are used
to support the cables when routed.
Adjust the position as needed to
properly support the cables.
1. From underneath the table top,
position the electrical trough over
the cutout of the table top and secure
using eight #10 x 5/8” screws per
electrical trough (Figure 1).
Power & Data Module Assembly
Note: Position the power and data
modules with the cable end pointed
in the direction of where the cables
are to be connected. This will allow
the cables to be routed tighter along
the underside of the table and reduce
cables from hanging loosely.
2. Route cables from the power and
data module through the cutout of
table top and carefully position the
module into the cutout (Figure 1).
3. From underneath the table top, twist
two power and data module screws
through the brackets located on the
opposite corners of the module.
Gently tighten both screws evenly
until the module is secured against
the table (Figure 2).
4. Repeat steps 1 to 3 to install
additional modules.
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
Detail A
power & data
module
mounting
screw

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power
module
electrical
trough
cable raceway
cables routed in direction
towards wall outlet
cable holes
in drum leg
Figure 4
wall outlet
Cable Connections and Routing
Connection types that come with the
Power & Data Module includes the
following:
• Ethernet (Qty. 3)
• VGA (Qty. 1)
• Outlet Plug, Type B (Qty. 1)
5. From underneath the table top, route
the Ethernet, VGA and power cables
against the underside of the table top
(Figure 3).
6. If cables are to be routed through
or into a leg, remove the access
panel and route the cables through
the cable hole(s). Connect any
of the cables to their associated
connections (Figures 3 & 4).
Note: Extension of cables using
adapters, use of cable tie mounts
and cable cover protectors are the
responsibility of the customer
and/or communications vendor.
Cable tie mounts and cable raceways
are shown as recommendations to
keep cables from hanging loose and
from becoming a trip hazard if routed
along the floor.
7. Once the cables are completely
routed and connected, use cable tie
mounts to secure the cables to the
underside of the table. Make sure all
cables are not loose and/or hanging
(Figures 3 & 4).
8. For cables routed along the floor,
use cable raceways to keep cables
protected and from being a tripping
hazard (Figure 4).
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 3
power
module
drum
base
cable tie
mount
cable
connections access hole
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