Pannier Single Post Frameless Instruction manual

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(A)Pedestal Base
(B)Buttonhead Screws
(C)Panel Assembly
Single Pedestal
Figure 1
Double Pedestal
Figure 1
(C)Panel Assembly
(B) Buttonhead Screws
(A) Pedestal Bases
Figure 2
Button Head
Screw
Figure 3
As soon as your shipment arrives inspect all pieces
and assembly components to make sure your delivery
is complete.
A. Pedestal Leg(s)
B. Buttonhead Screws (Figure 2)
C. Panel Assembly
D. 5/32” Hex Head Wrench
Assembling and installing a Pannier Exhibit Base is a
straightforward process made even easier if two or
more people work together using the proper tools and
materials to complete the task.
• Power or manual post-hole digger
• Shovel
• Wood braces
• Hammer
• Clamps
• Nails
• Plastic sheeting
• Cement
• Gravel
• Tamping bar
• Level
All you need to do is attach the exhibit pedestal leg(s) to the
completed panel assembly with the supplied buttonhead screws as
shown in Figure 3. Proceed to Step 3 – Installation.
If you received your exhibit panels from Pannier, most
of the assembly has already been completed for you.
Recommended tools and materials:
Step 1 – Inspect and Organize
For each exhibit base, the following will be
included: (Figure 1)
Installing a Pannier exhibit base is as easy as 1, 2, 3.
Step 2 – Assembly
For use with
the following
exhibit bases:
Assembly and Installation
Instructions
Pannier Exhibit Base
Single Post Frameless Double Post Frameless
REV 10.20.17

Step 3 – Installation
Installing to a permanent surface:
Installing in the ground:
Preparing the holes
Protecting the exhibit base
Setting the exhibit base
Finishing the installation
Pannier Exhibit Base
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Move all assembled Exhibit Bases, tools and materials to
the installation site. Mark the installation location using
stakes or approved marking paint to indicate pedestal base
locations. Prior to installation, please check the local
building and signage codes as well as the applicable ADA
(Americans with Disabilities Act) regulations for
compliance.
When installing the exhibit base with attached base plates
to a permanent surface, such as concrete, use the
appropriate fastening devices to provide a secure and
permanent installation.
When installing the pedestal in the ground, you will need
to dig holes approximately 6” below the local frost line. We
recommend that you plan your installation depth to allow
for approximately 28” to 32” distance between the ground
surface and the bottom of the exhibit frame assembly
when finished.
Fill the completed holes with approximately 6” of gravel
and tamp to provide an even and firm surface.
To prevent concrete splatter from attaching to the
pedestal base(s), wrap and secure plastic to the upper
portion of the pedestal base(s) to protect any part which
will be seen after installation.
Set the exhibit base in the ground, level the uprights by
securing with temporary braces and clamps as shown in
Figure 3. Double-check the distance from the ground
surface to the exhibit frame for proper height.
Mix and fill the holes with wet cement to within 2” of the
ground surface. Agitate the concrete to remove air
pockets making sure to not bump or move the braced
exhibit base. Carefully recheck the base level before the
concrete begins to harden.
Let cement set for at least 24 hours, remove the plastic
and braces, back fi ll remaining holes and finish as
necessary.
C-Clamp
Level
Backfill
28”-32”
Concrete
Gravel Base
Panel Assembly
Plastic
Protection
Wood Braces
Figure 3
Assembly and Installation Instructions
FORM # SDINST
REV 02.01.15
345 Oak Road
Gibsonia, PA 15044
724.265.4900
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