Verco Visual Two V2ICD 1612 User manual

Visual Two desking
V2 ICD 1612/1812 (left or right)Visual Two free standing crescent desks
2 x V2 ICT L/R 1 x V2LF L
(600/800)
1 x V2 modesty
panel
1 x V2 return
modesty panel
1 x V2LF R
(600/800)
4 mm Allen key
Equipment Required
(not included)
Fixings
(numbers based on a 2 unit bench)
8 x leg
pin ttings
2 x MFC
pin ttings
Phillips-head
screwdriver
Take the cantilever leg and locate
the two threaded holes in the upright
section, these holes sit on the inside of
the leg on the assembled desk. Take
two of the leg pins from the ttings bag
and screw them into the holes using a
Phillips head screwdriver to fully tighten
them.
Repeat the same process with the
corner post leg, ensuring the remaining
holes are positioned to attach to
the return modesty panel. The round
section of the leg should be positioned
to sit on the outside of the modesty
panels.
1 x V2
corner leg
8 x 6mm x 26mm
mush head screws
(1.8 - 2.4m tops)
You will assemble the desk in an
inverted position and then ip it the
right way up once complete. This
makes it easier to access the ttings as
it’s constructed. Before starting check
you have all the items listed above
including the equipment required.
Arrange the large leg, corner leg and
modesty panel in the layout shown
here, with the at section of the leg
closest to the oor and the holes in
the modesty panel facing along the
longer side of the leg. The cutouts in
the panel should sit at its base next to
the at sections of the legs.You may lay
the components down until they are
needed. The desk shown here is right
handed, a left handed desk will be the
inverse of this diagram.

Repeat with the post leg at the other
end of the modesty panel, and then
again with the remaining modesty
panel and leg. Your desk so far should
look like this.
Place your top, up-side down on a
protective surface such as the box that
it came in. Locate the two holes in the
underside of the desk top, about 10cm
and 18cm in from the middle of the
return side and the front side of the desk
top respectively. Take the two MFC pins
and screw these into the pilot holes.
Ensure the barrel xings in the centre of
the modesty panels have the arrows on
their front surface pointing upwards and
away from the closest edge.
Turn the barrel xings in the modesty
panel so that the small arrows on their
faces are pointing directly away from
the edge of the panel. This should allow
you to t the pins into the holes on the
ends of the panels.
Once the panel is fully butted up to
the leg, turn the barrel tting clockwise
through 180 degrees or until it stops
turning freely using a Phillips head
screwdriver. This should pull the panel
tight up against the leg once both
ttings are tightened.

Fix the legs in place by screwing the
mushroom head screws through the
holes in the legs and into the pilot holes
in the top. There should be 3 in each
cantilever leg and two in the corner leg.
Ensure these are full tightened without
over tightening them.
Your desk is complete, with the aid of
another person, turn the desk over so
it’s the right way up. Place the desk in its
desired position. Fine tune how it sits on
the oor by screwing in or unscrewing
the adjustable feet on the bottom of
the legs.
Your completed desks should resemble
the illustration on the left.
Carefully place the leg and modesty
panel construction down onto the top,
locating the pin in the top into the hole
in the centre of the modesty panel
(this will be facing downwards) being
careful not to twist the legs away from
being perpendicular to the modesty
panel. This stage is best done with the
help of another person.
If you are setting up the desk single
handed place the legs and modesty
panels on the top with the pins just
behind the centre of the modesty
panels. Then lift the modesty panel
slightly off the top and by eye position it
over the pins and t over it. Secure the
tting by turning the barrel clockwise as
with the previous ones.