Verco Oblique Visual OVRT 0806 User manual

Oblique Visual desking
OVRT 0806/1006/1206/1208/1408/1608/1808/2008/2408
OVWT 1208/1408/1608/1809/2009/2409
4+ unit back to back Oblique Visual
bench using the following tops:
2 x VRT
2 x VTBM/S/L 2 x OSR 24/20/18
(1.8 - 2.4m tops only)
1 x OLF 08 L
/OLF 06 L
1 x OILF 08
/OILF 06
1 x OLF 08 R
/OLF 06 R
4 mm Allen key
Equipment Required
(not included)
Fixings
(numbers based on a 2 unit bench)
4 x 5mm x 85mm
hex bolts
2 x 5mm x 55mm
hex bolts
4 x 5mm x 15mm
hex bolts
Rubber mallet
To start with assemble the intermediate
leg in its entirety; take the leg along with
the wedge shaped spacers and two
55mm bolts. Insert the bolts up though
the holes in the leg frame and into the
threaded holes on the underside of
the spacers. Tighten them so they are
secure but do not over-tighten. You
should not have to use excessive force
to tighten the bolts adequately.
With the intermediate leg assembled,
take one of the beams and insert into
the leg’s bracket as shown by slotting in
and sliding down. The gap in the beam
should face towards the rear of the
desk i.e. the side which it is nearest to.
2 x VWT L/Ror
20 x 6mm x 26mm
mush head screws
(1.8 - 2.4m tops)

Repeat steps 2 to 4 with the remaining
legs and beams. If your bench consists
of multiple desks just keep adding the
sections one by one. It is advisable to
build up the frame in this way so it is
in the desired position for the nished
bench as large benches can be difcult
to move.
Your assembled frame should look
like this (or with as many sections
as your bench consists of). With the
bracket in the centre of each beam
loosened adjust each frame to roughly
t the width of each top using a tape
measure or top placed in front on
the frame to check the width. The
tops will extend to the centre of each
intermediate leg.
Using the mallet secure the end of
the beam fully into the intermediate
leg by tapping at the end so as not to
damage the top of the beam.
Repeat steps 2 & 3 using the
appropriate end leg for the side you
have started on (left hand in this case).

With the assistance of at least 1 other
person, gently lower the top into
position over the frame, resting it on the
spacers and the beam. Once the top is
in position, line up the outside leg more
accurately with the end of the desk
top taking care to avoid knocking the
spacers out of position.
Take the four plastic spacers supplied
with the legs (two with each leg) and
place one over each of the holes in the
leg frame, aligning the holes in each
spacer roughly with the corresponding
hole in the leg. The spacer has a small
lip which should t over the radius on
the edge of the leg.
Note: this step is only for desks
with a support rail only i.e OVRD
1808/2008/2408.
With the desk top turned upside-
down, align the support rail with the
corresponding pilot holes and screw
into position using the 6mm x 26mm
mushroom head screws provided (10
for each top).

Repeat the previous 5 steps using the
remaining leg frame, or if your bench
consists of multiple tops, keep working
along its length in this way ensuring all
xing bolts are securely tightened.
Your nished bench should resemble
the image on the left. Please refer
to further instructions for the tting of
screens and accessories.
Using two 15mm bolts secure the top to
the intermediate leg by placing them
through the holes in the wedge shaped
spacers and into the underside of the
desk top. Fully tighten these bolts.
Now insert one of the 5mm x 85mm
bolts through the bottom of the end leg
frame and the spacer, into the bottom
of the desk top. You may need to shift
the leg slightly in order to get the bolt
through and into the desk top. Screw
in far enough that the bolt holds itself
in position and repeat with the leg
frame’s other bolt. Once both bolts
are in position fully tighten them. Once
the top is secured, x the beam by
tightening the bracket in the centre of
the beam.