Verco DNA DB 22/2 User manual

DNA desking
DB 22/2; 20/2; 18/2; 16/2; 14/2; 12/2
DNB 22/2; 20/2; 18/2; 16/2; 14/2; 12/2
DNA single bench unit
2 x DBT----
2 x (pair)DSH 2 x (pair)DSH
2 x (pair)DR 22/20
/18/16/14/12/08
1 x (pair)
DR 12/16
6 mm Allen key 4 mm Allen key
Equipment Required
(not included)
Fixings
To start, arrange your rails into lateral
rails and cross rails. There will be two
pairs of rails of the same length, these
are the lateral rails that will span the
width of the bench. If your bench is
1.2m wide they will be DR12, 1.8m will
be DR18 etc. The remaining pair will
usually be DR12 or DR16 and these span
the depth of the bench.
Take one of the corner legs and one of
the lateral rails. With the holes in the rail
facing upwards, insert either end onto
one of the metal lugs at the top of the
leg. If the beam will not slide on easily
ensure that the bolts in the lug are fully
retracted by turning them clockwise
with the 6mm Allen key.
With the rail in place, put the a 6mm
Allen key through one of the holes in its
top and into the allen bolt in the lug of
the leg. Turn this anti-clockwise as if to
undo the bolt. This will raise the bolt up
and force it against the inside of the
rail, locking it in place. Repeat this with
the bolt directly next to the one you
have just turned. The rail should now be
locked onto the leg.
2 x (pair) DCL
12 x 6mm x 26mm
mush head screws

In the same way as the cross rails, place
and x the long rails in between the
two structures. Place both rails before
securing them in place as once one is
in place the structure will be locked in
position.
Remember to turn the bolts anti-
clockwise to x the rails in place. Once
complete check that all the rails are
securely fastened to the legs.
Repeat this process with the remaining
leg of the pair, xing it to the other end
of the rail. The result should resemble
this illustration.
Repeat steps 1-3 with the remaining
cross rail and the other pair of legs.
You should now have two identical
structures.

To construct the centre rails take a rail
bracket and insert it into the end of one
of the remaining rails (holes facing up).
Fix it in place by turning the two bolts on
the lug of the bracket anti-clockwise to
secure it within the beam in the same
way as you did with the leg frames.
Repeat with the other end so that the
rail has brackets at both its ends.
Indentify the side onto which the centre
rails will attach. They should run paralell
to the rails of equal length you have
already installed. If your bench is 1.6m x
1.6m it doesn’t matter which way they
go.
Identify the ve parralell marks within the
central 30cm of the beam you are xing
on to. There will be one in the centre
and two pairs of marks either side, both
with about 3cm between them. Place
each bracket within one these pairs. A
mark should sit just at either side of each
bracket. Ensure the beam is aligned in
this way at both ends.
Once you are happy with the position
of the rails, x them in place by turning
the blot in the top of each bracket in
a clockwise direction using your 6mm
Allen key. This will clamp the beam in
place. Repeat for all four brackets.

Lay the top on the oor, underside
facing up (pilot holes facing up). Place
the frame on top of it as shown and
align the two oval shaped holes in each
leg with the pilot holes in the top. Place
the spacer hooks, one under each of
the long rails, with the hooks facing
towards the centre of the desk and the
rail sitting in the shallow recess in the
block.
Take all the spacer hook components
(grey plastic) out of their packaging.
Take one of the rectangular blocks and
one of the hooks. With the ‘Verco’ and
‘100-DNASH’ text on the inside of the
moulding facing up, insert the hook in
to the central hole as shown left.
The hook will not immediately t through
the hole. You need to brace the block
with both hands and push on the end
of the hook where the arrow shows very
rmly using your thumb. The hook will
pass though the hole making a clearly
audible ‘click’ as it does.
Now fully insert the top of the hook into
the rectangular recces in the block as
shown right. Push it fully in to the recess
so the top is ush with the top of the
block.

With the assistance of at least one other
person turn the desk so that it stands
on its legs. Your completed desk should
resemble the image on the left.
Adjust the feet if needed by turning
them individually to adjust their height.
Each foot should be rmly placed on
the oor ensuring that the desk does not
wobble.
Place the black ‘mush
head’ screws through
the holes in each leg
and screw them into
the underside of the top
using the 4mm Allen key.
Continue turning until they
are fully inserted but avoid
over-tightening.
Do the same with one
screw through the hole in
the underside of each rail
bracket.
This step is not essential. You can x the
spacer hook into position by sliding it
to the desired position and screwing
through the two holes in its base and
into the underside of the desk top using
a phillips head screwdriver. There are
no pilot holes for this as the hook can
be placed anywhere along the length
of the beam.