KI WireWorks User manual

Assembly Instructions
WireWorks® ADA Height Countertop
March 2020
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.
Rectangular ADA Height
Note: The following instructions refer
to the installation of a single piece
rectangular countertop (60” and less
in length). The countertop surface is
to be used on a 30” high panel which
place the countertop no higher than 33”.
Per the 2010 ADA and ICC A117.1, KI
countertops do not extend more than 4
inches into a circulation path, and meet
the requirements for a clear floor space,
positioned for a parallel approach
adjacent to the accessible counter.
Using supplied ADA brackets, the
countertop extends no more than 4” into
the aisle. Brackets, which are mounted
on the inside and outside of station,
include steel locking clips on the inside
to prevent dislodgement. All brackets
are handed, “L” or “R” is stamped into
the flange of each for identification.
Countertop accepts task light on
receptionist side. Clearance between
countertop and 29” high worksurface
is only 4”.
Note: For the installation of rectangular
countertops onto 30” high panels,
it is required that no worksurface or
cantilever brackets/support panels are
in place until later in the installation
process. The worksurface configuration
shown in this instruction portrays
a cantilever bracket combination.
Your specific configuration may vary
depending on different space planning
needs.
1. Begin countertop assembly at
the aisle side, or outside of the
workstation. For countertops
installed onto a 30” panel, two
ADA outer countertop brackets are
required, one left-, and one
right-hand. Mount the appropriate
ADA outer countertop brackets
into the slots in the posts so the
mounting flanges are 1/8” higher than
the panel top caps. The right- and
left-hand brackets will be different.
Notice that the mounting flanges of
the two outside brackets face inward
as installed to the panel (Figure 1).
#14 x 3/4
"
screw
#14 x 3/4"
screw
inner
lock clip
ADA inner
countertop
bracket
ADA outer
countertop
bracket
ADA inner
countertop
bracket
inner
lock clip
cantilever
bracket
rectangular
countertop
surface
worksurface
screw
worksurface
cantilever
bracket
2. Mount the two ADA inner countertop
brackets into the slots in the
posts at the same height as the
outer brackets, but on the side the
worksurface will later be installed to
(inside the workstation). Orient these
also with the mounting flanges facing
inward (Figure 1).
Note: The inner lock clips are
an important part of the bracket
assembly which must be installed
later when the countertop surface is
installed.
3. Carefully place the countertop surface
face up onto the 30” panel(s). Align
the holes of the ADA outer countertop
brackets with corresponding holes at
each end of the countertop surface.
Loosely attach the brackets to the
underside of the countertop with two
#14 x 3/4” screws at each location. Do
not tighten at this time (Figure 1).
4. Take a left- and right-hand inner
lock clip (inside the workstation)
and orient the pin ends into the
slots in the post at the top tooth of
each installed ADA inner countertop
bracket. Make sure the mounting
flanges of the two outside clips
orient inward and that the mounting
holes of the lock clip line up with
the mounting holes of the bracket.
Secure inner brackets and lock clips
to the underside of the countertop
with one #14 x 3/4” screw at the hole
location closest to the receptionist.
Tighten all inner and outer bracket
screws at this time (Figure 1).
5. Mount the cantilever brackets
into the slots in the posts
(approximately 28 -29” from the
floor)(Figure 1).
Note: Depending on the type of
worksurface being installed, either
a #14 x 3/4” screw, or a 1/4-20 x 3/4”
PPH machine screw will be supplied
to attach the worksurface.
6. Carefully position the worksurface
onto the cantilever brackets and
attach using four worksurface screws
(Figure 2).
Figure 1
Figure 2

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WireWorks®ADA Height Countertop
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.
Extended Rectangular ADA
Height
Note: The following instructions
refer to the installation of a single
piece rectangular countertop (over
60” in length). The countertop
surface is to be used on 30” high
panels which place the countertop
no higher than 33”. Per the 2010
ADA and ICC A117.1, KI countertops
do not extend more than 4 inches
into a circulation path, and meet the
requirements for a clear floor space,
positioned for a parallel approach
adjacent to the accessible counter.
Using supplied ADA brackets, the
countertop extends no more than 4”
into the aisle. Brackets, which are
mounted on the inside and outside of
station, include steel locking clips on
the inside to prevent dislodgement.
All brackets are handed, “L” or “R”
is stamped into the flange of each for
identification. Countertop accepts
task light on receptionist side.
Clearance between countertop and
29” high worksurface is only 4”.
Note: For the installation of
rectangular countertops onto 30”
high panels, it is required that no
worksurface or cantilever brackets/
support panels are in place until
later in the installation process.
The worksurface shown in this
instruction portrays a cantilever
bracket combination. Your specific
configuration may vary depending on
different space planning needs.
1. Begin countertop assembly at
the aisle side, or outside of
the workstation. For extended
countertops installed onto two or
more 30” panels, three ADA outer
countertop brackets are required,
two left-, and one right-hand.
Mount the appropriate ADA outer
countertop brackets into the slots
in the posts so the mounting
flanges are 1/8” higher than the
panel top caps. The right- and
left-hand brackets will be different.
Notice that the mounting flanges
of the two outside brackets face
inward as installed to the panel
(Figure 1).
2. Mount the three ADA inner
countertop brackets into the
slots in the posts at the same
height as the outer brackets, but
on the side the worksurface will
later be installed to (inside the
workstation). Orient these also
with the mounting flanges facing
inward (Figure 1).
Note: The inner lock clips are
an important part of the bracket
assembly which must be installed
later when the countertop surface
is installed.
3. Carefully place the countertop
surface face up onto the 30”
panels. Align the holes of the
ADA outer countertop brackets
with corresponding holes at each
end of the countertop surface.
Loosely attach the brackets to
the underside of the countertop
with two #14 x 3/4” screws at each
location. Do not tighten at this
time (Figure 1).
4. Take the one right- and two
left-hand inner lock clips (inside
the workstation) and orient the
pin ends into the slots in the post
at the top tooth of each installed
ADA inner countertop bracket.
Make sure the mounting flanges
of the two outside clips orient
inward and that the mounting
holes of the lock clip line up
with the mounting holes of the
bracket. Secure inner brackets
and lock clips to the underside of
the countertop with one #14 x 3/4”
screw at the hole location closest
to the receptionist. Tighten all
inner and outer bracket screws at
this time (Figure 1).
5. Mount the cantilever brackets into
the slots in the posts
(approximately 28-29” from
the floor)(Figure 1).
Note: Depending on the type
of worksurface being installed,
either a #14 x 3/4” screw, or a
1/4-20 x 3/4” PPH machine screw
will be supplied to attach the
worksurface.
6. Carefully position the worksurface
onto the cantilever brackets and
attach using six worksurface
screws (Figure 2).
#14 x 3/4"
screw
#14 x 3/4"
screw
inner
lock clip
ADA inner
countertop
bracket
ADA outer
countertop
bracket
ADA inner
countertop bracket
inner
lock clip
cantilever
bracket
30" height
wall panel
extended rectangular
countertop surface
worksurface
screw
worksurface
cantilever
bracket
Figure 1
Figure 2

WireWorks®ADA Height Countertop
Assembly Instructions
Assemble units as described herein only. To do otherwise
may result in instability. All screws, nuts and bolts must be
tightened securely and must be checked periodically after
assembly. Failure to assemble properly, or to secure parts
may result in assembly failure and personal injury.
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Corner ADA Height
Note: The following instructions
refer to the installation of a
two-piece 90° right angle
countertop. The countertop surface
is to be used on two 30” high panels
which place the countertop no
higher than 33”. Per the 2010 ADA
and ICC A117.1, KI countertops
do not extend more than 4 inches
into a circulation path, and meet the
requirements for a clear floor space,
positioned for a parallel approach
adjacent to the accessible counter.
Using supplied ADA brackets, the
countertop extends no more than 4”
into the aisle. Brackets, which are
mounted on the inside and outside of
station, include steel locking clips on
the inside to prevent dislodgement.
All brack-ets are handed, “L” or “R”
is stamped into the flange of each for
identification. Countertop accepts
task light on receptionist side.
Clearance between countertop and
29” high work surface is only 4”.
Note: For the installation of
90°countertops onto 30” high
panels, it is required that no
worksurface or cantilever brackets be
in place until later in the installation
process.
1. Begin countertop assembly
at the aisle side, or outside
of the workstation. For 90°
countertops installed on two 30”
panels meeting at a corner, three
ADA outer countertop brackets
are required, two left-, and one
right-hand. Mount the appropriate
ADA outer countertop brackets
into the slots in the posts so the
mounting flanges are 1/8” higher
than the panel top caps. The right-
and left-hand brackets will be
different. Notice that the mounting
flanges of the two outside
brackets face inward as installed
to the panel (Figure 1).
2. Mount the three ADA inner
countertop brackets into the slots
in the post at the same height
as the outer brackets, but on the
side that the corner worksurface
will later be installed to (inside
the workstation). Orient the
outside brackets also with the
mounting flanges facing inward as
illustrated (Figure 1).
Note: The inner lock clips are
an important part of the bracket
assembly which must be installed
later when the 90° countertop
surface is installed.
3. Carefully place the 90°countertop
face up onto the 30” panels. Align
the mounting holes of the three
ADA outer countertop brackets
with corresponding pre-drilled
holes at the underside of the 90°
countertop surface. Loosly attach
the three outside brackets to the
underside of the countertop with
two #14 x 3/4” screws at each
location. Do not tighten at this
time (Figure 1).
4. Take a right-hand and two left-
hand inner lock clips (inside the
workstation) and orient the pin
ends into the slots in the post at
the top tooth of each installed
ADA inner countertop bracket.
Make sure the mounting flanges
of the two outside clips orient
inward and the mounting holes
of the lock clip line up with the
mounting holes of the bracket.
Secure inner brackets and lock
clips to the underside of the
countertop with one #14 x 3/4”
screw at each bracket location.
Tighten all inner and outer bracket
screws at this time
(Figure 1).
5. To begin installation of the
corner worksurface, mount three
cantilever brackets into the slots
in the post (approximately 28-29”
from the floor) (Figure 1).
Note: Depending on the type of
worksurface being installed, either
a #14 x 3/4” screw, or a
1/4-20 x 3/4” PPH machine screw
will be supplied to attach the
worksurface.
6. Carefully position the corner
worksurface onto the cantilever
brackets. Align the bracket
mounting holes to the
pre-drilled holes under the
worksurface and secure using
two worksurface screws at each
cantilever bracket (Figure 2).
#14 x 3/4"
screw
#14 x 3/4"
screw
inner
lock clip
ADA inner
countertop
bracket
ADA outer
countertop
bracket
ADA inner
countertop
bracket
inner
lock clip
cantilever
bracket
30" height
wall panel
90°countertop
surface
worksurface
screw
worksurface
cantilever
bracket
Figure 1
Figure 2

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Part # 13.4302
WireWorks®ADA Height Countertop
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.
Change-of-Height ADA Height
Note: When a countertop is located
adjacent to taller change-of-height
panel(s), the countertop must have
one or two notches to accommodate
the end-of-run trim of the taller
panel(s). If the countertop is
reconfigured to a location without
change-of-height panels, a filler is
provided (Figure 1).
1. To finish the countertop cutout at
a change of height location, use a
C-shaped grommet (Figure 1).
2. Use a filler to cap the grommet
if countertop is reconfigured to a
location without taller
change-of-height panels
(Figure 1).
change-of-height
panel
countertop
C-shaped
grommet
C-shaped
grommet
notch
filler