LOOP CUBE User manual

For a step-by-step installation video, please visit:
loopphonebooths.com/assembly-instructions

STEP 1 STEP 2
Materials Needed
• Drill
• #2 Robertson bit
• Four wheeled furniture dolly
• Socket wrench
• Foam
• Allen key
• (2) Spacers
• (8) bolts
• (2) bubble rubber
• Powercord
Materials Provided
Loop Cube Assembly Instructions
(2-3 people recommended)
Using two people, flip section onto four
wheeled dolly
Remove lid for crate 1 of 3 containing the
Central section of Loop Cube. Using a drill and
a #2 robertson bit then remove cross members
and the one side marked “removeable”.
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STEP 3 STEP 4
STEP 5 STEP 6
Using two people, manouver Center section
into final location.
Using two people, place foam on ground under
edge of booth and gently tilt off of the furniture
dolly. Move center section into place.
Open crate 2 of 3 containing Right section
using a drill and #2 robertson bit. Start by
removing top and cross members, followed
by one side marked “removeable”.
Remove bolts on outside holding section to the crate
*PLEASE NOTE - glass doors are contained within
their respective side’s crates. Do not dispose of
crates until doors are removed and installed.
Using two people, flip Right section out of crate
and onto four wheeled dolly
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STEP 7 STEP 8
STEP 9
Move Right section into final location
Move Right side into position, leaving 4-5”
between faces. While one person holds
the side steady, the other will snap quick
connector electrical wiring from Center
section to Right section in rear area of top
and bottom. Tuck wiring securely out of way
to avoid damaging them when mating the
two sections.
Using two persons, place foam on ground
under edge of booth and tilt off of the furniture
dolly.
*One person must
remain holding the
side in place while
the other tightens
the required bolts
*One person must
hold the side upright
as the other connects
the wiring.
STEP 10 Retrieve one piece of H track from the Right
Side crate and apply to rear vertical edge of
Center section on right side. Line up mounting
plates and slide Right section into place
ensuring proper alignment of dominos at front
and H-Track at back. One person must remain
holding side in place, proceed to next step.
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STEP 12
STEP 14
Remove floor panel on Center section, insert
and tighten bolts to secure Right side.
Bend free half of hinges on Center section
outward to 90°. Place a protective layer
down on interior table and proceed to use
allen key to remove interior face of the free
half of hinges. Place bolts and faces on table
inside booth. Place provided spacers on
bottom plywood edge, glass doors rest on
these for correct spacing during installation.
Hinges
STEP 13 After Right side is secure, repeat steps 5
through 11 for Left section in crate 3 of 3.
Please note the Left section has only an upper
electrical connection
*One person must
remain holding
the side in place
until the upper
connection bolts
are secured.
STEP 11 Open the top access panel located in the
Center section, insert and tighten provided
bolts to secure Right side. These are located
in a box found on the interior of the Center
section. Once these bolts are secured, the
side no longer needs to be held in place.
Loop is designed and manufactured by ONETWOSIX Design Inc. | 12914 146 St NW Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T5L 2H7 | www.onetwosix.design

STEP 17 STEP 18
Door stops come calibrated, but may be
adjusted using a 9/64 allen key. Move the
top and bottom adjustments in 1/4 turn
adjustments until the desired magnetic grip
is found.
Tighten all bolts on hinges to 72 in/lbs torque
using allen key. Install provided bubble rubber
along seams in ceiling of booth interior. If your
booth comes with network capabilities, plug
Cat 6 cable (not included) into rear connection.
Plug phone booth into wall outlet with included
power cord. E njoy !
(Optional)
Clockwise = Stonger hold
Counter-clockwise = Weaker hold
STEP 16 Person inside the booth replaces second gasket
and side of hinge and tightens using allen key.
Before fully tightening hinges, ensure door is
straight and tight to door seal. Ensure silicon
gasket is placed between hinge and glass on
both sides. Repeat steps 14-16 for other glass
door.
STEP 15 Remove one of two interior rubber gaskets
from hinges and place on table inside booth.
One person enters booth on side where door
is being installed and ensures door spacers are
still in place. Other person retrieves glass door
and rests it on spacers, pressing door securely
against booth, bend hinges back into position,
adjusting door as necessary.
*Maintain pressure
on lower section of
glass door while
holding it in place
Loop is designed and manufactured by ONETWOSIX Design Inc. | 12914 146 St NW Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T5L 2H7 | www.onetwosix.design

Important Safety Instructions
When using an electrical furnishing, basic precautions should
always be followed, including the following:
Read all instructions before using the Loop Phone Booth.
1. Plug the female end of the included power cord into the
socket in the back of the phone booth.
2. Plug the male end of the included power cord into a wall
outlet.
3. If your booth is network enabled, plug standard Cat6
cable into the receptacle at the back of the booth and
then into a wall outlet.
4. The Phone Booth fans and lights turn on and off
automatically from a motion sensor upon
entering and exiting the phone booth.
5. To charge computers, phones, or other electronics, plug
them into the power (or USB) receptacle in the desk.
Maximum load for the receptacle is 5 Amps. If booth
is overloaded, it will trip the breaker on the booth. This
breaker can be reset by pushing the reset button located
in the grommet at the back of the booth.
6. Enjoy!
Operating Instructions
WARNING To reduce the risk of burns, fire, electric shock or
injury to persons:
• Unplug from outlet before putting on or taking off parts.
• Close supervision is necessary when this furnishing is used
by, or near children, invalids, or disabled persons.
• Use this furnishing only for its intended use as described
in these instructions. Do not use attachments not
recommended by the manufacturer.
• Never operate this furnishing if it has a damaged cord or
plug, if it is not working properly, or if it has water damage.
• Keep the cord away from heated surfaces.
• Never operate the furnishing with the air openings blocked.
Keep the air openings free of lint, hair, and the like.
• Never drop or insert any object into any opening.
• Do not use outdoors.
• Do not operate where aerosol (spray) products are being
used or where oxygen is being administered.
• To disconnect, remove plug from outlet.
• Desk is intended for a maximum load of 150 lbs.
DANGER To reduce the risk of electric shock:
• Always unplug this furnishing from the electrical outlet
before cleaning.
• Only use the electrical cord provided with the product.
DANGER To reduce instability:
• Ensure levelling feet have been engaged on base of booth
Limitation of Liability
In no event shall Onetwosix Design, nor its directors,
employees, partners, agents, suppliers, or affiliates, be liable
for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive
damages, including without limitation, injury, loss of profits,
goodwill, or other intangible losses, resulting from (i)incorrect
installation, (ii) inability to adhere to safety and operating
instructions, and (iii) failure to consult engineer to confirm
proper seismic installation procedure. If seismic installation is
required, please contact your sales representative for more
information.
Loop Cube must be installed as per local codes and
jurisdictions. Loop and ONETWOSIX cannot be held liable
for the improper installation of the product. If required by
a local authority having jurisdiction, a sprinkler may be
required. To accommodate for a sprinkler to be plumbed into
the booth, the top panel of the center section is hinged to
allow easy access to the location for drilling and mounting a
sprinkler head in the booth which must be completed by a
trained professional. If sprinklers are required by your local
authority, please contact your sales representative for more
information.

• If exterior is wood, dust regularly with a slightly damp
soft lint-free cloth. Wipe dry with a dry soft cloth in
the direction of the wood grain. Once per month, it is
recommended to clean the surface with a quality, water-
based cleaner formulated for wood furniture. Wipe the
surface to remove dirt and fingerprints and then wipe
dry with a clean dry cloth. For minor scuff repair, a repair
kit is available for purchase through ONETWOSIX Design
Inc. For deeper scratches, it is recommended to contact a
professional furniture re-finisher.
• Clean glass with mild, non-abrasive interior glass cleaning
solution, such as Windex® and wipe with a clean non-
abrasive cotton cloth.
• If back panel is cork, avoid picking. If necessary for
maintenance, vacuum with a soft brush attachment.
• If back panel is felt, the cleaning approach should be (1)
dust with a lint roller, (2) vacuum with a clean, soft brush,
(3) clean with water and mild detergent, (4) clean with
chemical spot remover. Always test any cleaning method
first in an inconspicuous area. Wool has a low degree of
dry soil pick-up compared with other fibers. However,
to remove the accumulation of general airborne debris,
wool felt may be cleaned with a standard masking tape
lint roller. It is always a good idea to use the lint roller first
in any area intended to be spot cleaned. Once per year,
it is recommended that the entire surface is given a light
vacuum with a clean, soft horsehair upholstery brush.
In a clean office environment, it may not be necessary
to do this annually. Please note that slight shedding of
wool fibers is normal and not indicative of any defect.
These loosened fibers are easily vacuumed away and
will decrease over time. If a wet spill should occur, blot up
the liquid as soon as possible with a dry cloth to avoid
absorption. Avoid aggressive rubbing as this can continue
the felting process and change the surface appearance
of the felt. For removal of minor stains, if the felt can be
removed it is best to obtain the services of a professional
dry cleaning company that is familiar with the special care
of wool. If not possible, a mild enzyme-based detergent
(such as Tide Free) is recommended. Create a dilute
solution by adding three parts water to one part detergent
in a clean container. Use a clean paper towel to gently blot
the detergent into the stain. Press and release, press and
release. Using a separate container of just clear water,
use clean, moist paper towels to blot more water into
the stain. Press and release, press and release. Finish by
User Maintenance Instructions
blotting firmly with clean, dry paper towels until the area is
nearly dry. There are many solvent-based spot removers
available. Although they are not recommended except in
the case of emergency, the best choices for wool felt are
dry cleaning fluids. Be sure to test in an inconspicuous area
first. Blot the stained area with a clean cloth soaked in dry
cleaning fluid, then blot with a clean cloth until dry.
• Clean interior laminate (and exterior laminate) using a
clean, damp, non-abrasive cotton cloth and a mild liquid
detergent or household cleaner. Do not flood the laminate,
especially near seams, since water can penetrate and
cause the substrate to swell. Dry the surface with a soft,
clean, non-abrasive cotton cloth. Do not use abrasive
pads, scouring pads, or chemical cleaners as they may
permanently dull and scratch the laminate surface making
it susceptible to staining. Never use cleaners containing
acid, alkali, or sodium hypochlorite. These cleaners will
mar, etch, corrode, and permanently discolor the laminate
surface. Also, make sure that bottles, rags, and other
materials contaminated with these cleaners never contact
the laminate surface. Accidental spills or splatters from
these compounds should be wiped off immediately,
and the area rinsed thoroughly with water. Examples of
cleaners containing acid, alkali, or sodium hypochlorite
include, but are not limited to: ceramic cooktop cleaners,
oven cleaners, chlorine bleach, rust removers, coffeepot
cleaners, some countertop cleaners, drain cleaners, some
disinfectants, lime scale removers, toilet bowl cleaners,
metal cleaners, and tub / tile cleaners. To remove or
minimize stains, use full strength Fantastik® All Purpose
Cleaner, Formula 409®, Pine-Sol® (original formulation)
or other mild household cleaner on the affected area,
and allow it to draw out the stain. Blot with a clean,
damp, non-abrasive cotton cloth, and then rinse with
clean water. When a recommended cleaner changes its
formulation, the change may be harmful to the laminate
surface. We cannot be held responsible for these changes.
Solvents such as denatured alcohol can also be used.
Follow all directions and warnings on the solvent label
because many are extremely flammable.
• If your booth includes a white board, clean regularly with
a sponge eraser or clean non-abrasive cotton cloth. For a
deep clean, spray a clean non-abrasive cotton cloth with
a non-abrasive interior glass cleaning solution, such as
Windex® and wipe dry.
EXTERIOR & INTERIOR

• If upholstery is cloth clean with water-based cleanser or
mild, water-free dry cleaning solvent. Vacuum regularly
using the proper attachment to avoid pilling.
• If upholstery is vinyl (silicone) clean with water-based
cleanser or diluted household bleach (1 part bleach to 9
parts water). Thoroughly rinse with cool, clean water to
remove any residue. For ink stains on ink resistant non-
woven textiles, a 91% solution of isopropyl alcohol may
also be used. Thoroughly rinse with cool, clean water to
remove any residue. For non-woven textiles, wipe regularly
with damp, clean, soft, white cloth or natural sponge.
Clean with water-based cleanser or mild, water-free dry
cleaning solvent.
• If upholstery is felt clean with mild, water-free dry cleaning
solvent. Vacuum regularly using the proper attachment
to avoid pilling. For non-woven textiles, wipe regularly
with damp, clean, soft, white cloth or natural sponge.
Clean with water-based cleanser or mild, water-free
dry cleaning solvent. Vacuum regularly using the proper
attachment to avoid pilling.
• Treat stains promptly. The longer a stain remains on the
textile, the more difficult it will be to remove. A professional
furniture cleaning service is recommended. Always pre-
test any cleaning method in an inconspicuous area.
Several light applications of a cleaning agent are less
harmful than a single concentrated application. Repeat
stain treatment several times if necessary. Never use heat
to clean textiles. Heat can set stains. Do not use solvent-
based cleaning agents such as lacquer thinners, nail
polish remover, or pine oil. Do not use agents containing
bleach unless diluted properly. These agents may cause
discoloration over time. Do not over saturate the textile or
let water pool in seams. For stain treatment soak up any
excess moisture immediately. For oil and water-based
stains, use a clean, soft, white cloth, a natural sponge, or a
nylon soft-bristle brush with lukewarm, soapy water. Brush
the stain with light, quick strokes. Avoid a scrubbing motion
and work from the edge of the stain toward the center.
For tougher oil-based stains, confirm the construction
of your textile is bleach cleanable. If so, and additional
stain treatment is needed, use a 10% solution of diluted
household bleach. Thoroughly rinse with cool, clean water
to remove any residue. For solid stains (e.g. mud) allow the
stain to dry thoroughly and gently break up any hardened
areas. Use a nylon, soft bristle brush to remove all loose
particles. For insoluble stains (e.g. chewing gum, candle
wax, etc.), use a plastic bag filled with ice to rub the stain
until the substance becomes brittle. Use a clean, dull, flat
knife to gently remove the substance. If the stain persists,
blot the area with a clean, soft, white cloth or natural
sponge and lukewarm soapy water. For blood and bodily
fluid stains, follow the oil-based stain treatment above.
If the stain persists, gently dab a pH-neutral cleanser,
upholstery spot cleaner, or an equal mixture of water and
enzyme detergent (e.g. laundry detergent) on the stain and
let it sit for one minute. Rinse stain treatment thoroughly
with a natural sponge moistened slightly with cool, clean
water and completely remove all cleaning solution residue
as left over residue can attract soil over time. Extra care
should be taken when cleaning dark colors of woven
textiles to avoid creating light marks that can be caused
by color transfer. Avoid excess rubbing in order to prevent
discoloration and damage to the face of the material.
Do not saturate the surface. For woven textiles, allow
the textile to dry thoroughly and vacuum before using.
Healthcare facilities should follow safety protocols for
biological hazards and/or anti-viral treatments during the
cleaning process. Always pre-test in an inconspicuous area
before cleaning. After cleaning, rinse repeatedly with cool,
clean water to ensure complete removal of all cleaning
solution residue. Left over residue can discolor over time.
For a complete list of approved hospital grade cleansers,
contact your sales representative.
UPHOLSTERY (material specific)
UPHOLSTERY (general)
Windex® is a registered trademark of SC Johnson. Fantastik® us a registered trademark of DowBrands Inc. Formula 409®
and Pine-Sol® are registered trademarks of The Clorox Company.
Note: The information above is a guide to help in the maintenance of the product. ONETWOSIX Design Inc. can neither
guarantee, nor take responsibility for specific results.

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