KI WireWorks PWCT User manual

Countertop Installation Manual
WireWorks™ Countertops

Table of Contents
Model PWCT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Straight Countertop
Model PW90 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
90˚ Countertop
Model PWCTW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Straight Wheelchair Height Countertop
Model PWCTW90. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
90˚ Wheelchair Height Countertop
1

Model PWCT Straight Countertop
2
Single piece rectangular surface. To be used with
36” or 42” high panels. Countertop extends no
more than 4" over the top of the panel to comply
with ADA guideline 4.4.1. Brackets, which are
mounted on inside of station, include steel locking
clips to prevent dislodgement. Countertop accepts
task light on receptionist side.
Note: If countertop is installed adjacent to an in-
line height change full post, a notch must
be specified on the left, right or both sides
of the work surface. Figure 2.
Width: 24", 30", 36", 42", 48", 54", 60", 66", 72",
78", 84"
Depth: 16"
Note: WireWorks Countertops can be installed
on top of any height panel. Countertops
add 3" to the stated height of the panel; i.e.
a 30" high panel supports a countertop
such that the top of the countertop is 33"
above the floor (assuming that the glides
are turned out 1/2”).
Note: Brackets are positioned on the receptionist
side of the panel. The aisle side of the
panel remains clear of brackets (except for
wheelchair height countertops).
1. Ensure that countertop is the same width as the
panel(s) to which it will be attached.
2. Ensure that the panel top cap and related trim
is installed prior to attaching the countertop.
Top cap cannot be installed after countertop is
installed.
3. Position the brackets such that the top of the
bracket is slightly (1/8") above the panel top
cap. Note: Brackets are handed and "L" and "R"
are stamped into the top flange of the brackets.
Figure 1.
Receptionist
Aisle
Countertop support lock (L)
Countertop support
bracket (L)
Countertop support bracket (R)
Countertop support
lock (R)
Figure 1
Panel
Lock Bracket

Model PWCT Straight Countertop
3
4. Brackets are engaged into the panel by
inserting teeth of bracket into slots of vertical
post and then pushing down to seat. Check for
proper engagement by pulling firmly straight
out.
Note: Countertops over 60" use three brackets.
5. Locate predrilled holes on underside of
countertop.
6. Place countertop over brackets (installed on
panel). Position countertop such that greatest
amount of overhang is on receptionist side of
panel. Figure 1.
7. Install one screw in the left and right brackets
in holes closest to receptionist.
8. Insert locking bracket so that the long finger of
the bracket engages into slot of vertical post of
panel and that the hole in the top flange of
locking bracket aligns with the hole in the
countertop bracket (closest to the panel).
Figure 1.
9. Drive in screw through flanges of both brackets
and into pilot hole of countertop.
10. Tighten all four screws.
Countertop used with change of height trim
When the countertop is located next to a taller
panel(s) the countertop must be ordered with one
or two notches to accommodate the end of run trim
of the taller panel(s). Figure 2.
Note: To finish the cutout in the countertop, use
the C-shaped grommet. A filler is provided
to cap the grommet if the countertop is
reconfigured to a location without a taller
adjacent panel.
Receptionist
Aisle
C-shaped
grommet
Filler
Notch
Figure 2

Model PW90 90˚ Countertop
4
Two piece mitered surface with 90˚ right angle. To
be used with 36" or 42" high panels. Countertop
extends 4" over the top of the panel to comply with
ADA guideline 4.4.1. Brackets are mounted on
inside of station, include steel locking clips to
prevent dislodgement. Countertop accepts task
light on receptionist side.
Note: If countertop is installed adjacent to an in-
line height change full post, a notch must
be specified on the left, right or both sides
of the work surface. Figure 2.
Width: 24", 30", 36"
Depth: 16"
Note: WireWorks Countertops can be installed
on top of any height panel. Countertops
add 3" to the stated height of the panel; i.e.
a 30" high panel supports a countertop
such that the top of the countertop is 33"
above the floor (assuming that the glides
are turned out 1/2”).
Note: Brackets are positioned on the receptionist
side of the panel. The aisle side of the
panel remains clear of brackets (except for
wheelchair height countertops).
1. Ensure that countertop is the same width as the
panel(s) to which it will be attached.
2. Ensure that the panel top cap and related trim
is installed prior to attaching the countertop.
Top cap cannot be installed after countertop is
installed.
3. Position the brackets such that the top of the
bracket is slightly (1/8") above the panel top
cap. Note: Brackets are handed and "L" and "R"
are stamped into the top flange of the brackets.
Figure 1.
Note: A third bracket is required on 90˚
countertop to be installed in corner at
same time and same manner as other
brackets.
Countertop support
lock (L)
Countertop support
bracket (L) Countertop support
bracket (R)
Countertop support
lock (R)
Figure 1
Countertop support
bracket (Corner)
Panel
Lock Bracket

Model PW90 90˚ Countertop
5
Receptionist
Aisle
C-shaped
grommet
Filler
Notch
Figure 2

Receptionist
Aisle
Model PWCTW Straight Wheelchair Height Countertop
6
Single piece rectangular surface. To be used with
only 30" high panels to place countertop no higher
than 34" to comply with ADA guideline 4.32.4
(wheelchair height). Countertop extends no more
than 4" in the aisle to comply with ADA guideline
4.4.1. Brackets, which are mounted on inside and
outside of station, include steel locking clips to
prevent dislodgement. Countertop accepts task
light on receptionist side. Clearance between
countertop and 29” high work surface is only 4”.
Note: If countertop is installed adjacent to an in-
line height change full post, a notch must
be specified on the left, right or both sides
of the work surface. Figure 2.
Width: 24", 30", 36", 42", 48", 54", 60", 66", 72",
78", 84"
Depth: 16"
Note: WireWorks ADA Height Countertops must
be installed on top of a 30” high panel.
Countertops add 3" to the stated height of
the panel; i.e. a 30" high panel supports a
countertop such that the top of the
countertop is 33" above the floor
(assuming that the glides are turned out
1/2”).
Note: Brackets are positioned on the receptionist
side of the panel. The aisle side of the
panel remains clear of brackets (except for
wheelchair height countertops).
1. Ensure that countertop is the same width as the
panel(s) to which it will be attached.
2. Ensure that the panel top cap and related trim
is installed prior to attaching the countertop.
Top cap cannot be installed after countertop is
installed.
3. Position the brackets such the top of the
bracket is slightly (1/8") above the panel top
cap. Note: Brackets are handed and "L" and "R"
are stamped into the top flange of the brackets.
Figure 1.
Countertop support
bracket (R)
ADA lock
Countertop
support
bracket (L) ADA lock
Figure 1
ADA inside
bracket (R)
ADA inside
bracket (L)
29”
4”
33”
Countertop support
bracket (R) ADA inside
bracket (L)
ADA lock

Model PWCTW Straight Wheelchair Height Countertop
7
Receptionist
Aisle
C-shaped
grommet
Filler
Notch
Figure 2

Model PWCTW90 90˚ Wheelchair Height Countertop
8
Two piece mitered surface with 90˚ right angle. To
be used with only 30" high panels to place
countertop no higher than 34" to comply with ADA
guideline 4.32.4 (wheelchair height). Refer to
worksurface height dimensions of Figure 1 on
page 6. Countertop extends no more than 4" in the
aisle to comply with ADA guideline 4.4.1. Brackets,
which are mounted on inside and outside of
station, include steel locking clips to prevent
dislodgement. Countertop accepts task light on
receptionist side. Clearance between countertop
and 29” high work surface is only 4”.
Note: If countertop is installed adjacent to an in-
line height change full post, a notch must
be specified on the left, right or both sides
of the work surface. Figure 2.
Width: 24", 30", 36"
Depth: 16"
Note: WireWorks ADA Countertops must be
installed on top of a 30” high panel.
Countertops add 3" to the stated height of
the panel; i.e. a 30" high panel supports a
countertop such that the top of the
countertop is 33" above the floor
(assuming that the glides are turned out
1/2”).
Note: Brackets are positioned on the receptionist
side of the panel. The aisle side of the
panel remains clear of brackets (except for
wheelchair height countertops).
1. Ensure that countertop is the same width as the
panel(s) to which it will be attached.
2. Ensure that the panel top cap and related trim
is installed prior to attaching the countertop.
Top cap cannot be installed after countertop is
installed.
3. Position the brackets such the top of the
bracket is slightly (1/8") above the panel top
cap. Note: Brackets are handed and "L" and "R"
are stamped into the top flange of the brackets.
Figure 1.
ADA lock
Countertop support
bracket (R) ADA inside
bracket
ADA lock
Figure 1
ADA inside
bracket
Countertop support
bracket (L)

Model PWCTW90 90˚ Wheelchair Height Countertop
9
4. Brackets are engaged into the panel by
inserting teeth of bracket into slots of vertical
post and then pushing down to seat. Check for
proper engagement by pulling firmly straight
out.
5. Place countertop over brackets (installed on
panel). Position countertop such that greatest
amount of overhang is on receptionist side of
panel. Figure 1. If there is a change of height
cutout in the ends of the countertop, position
the countertop over the brackets aligned with
the end of run trim. Note: countertop cannot
extend into the aisle further than 4".
6. Drill pilot holes using brackets as a template.
Insert locking bracket so that the long finger of
the bracket engages into slot of vertical post of
panel and that the hole in the top flange of
locking bracket aligns with the hole in the
countertop bracket (closest to the panel).
Figure 1.
7. Install one screw in the left and right brackets
in holes closest to receptionist.
8. Drive in screw through flanges of both brackets
and into pilot hole of countertop.
9. Tighten all four screws.
Countertop used with change of height trim
When the countertop is located next to a taller
panel(s) the countertop must be ordered with one
or two notches to accommodate the end of run trim
of the taller panel(s). Figure 2.
Note: To finish the cutout in the countertop, use
the C-shaped grommet. A filler is provided
to cap the grommet if the countertop is
reconfigured to a different location.
Receptionist
Aisle
C-shaped
grommet
Filler
Notch
Figure 2

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