E-Table 2 - Steelcase

Coalesse
E-Table 2
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Woodgrain laminate sectioned
tops cannot be guaranteed
to have a perfect match of
the grain pattern along the
seam that joins the sections.
Large tops that are more than
12' in length require two or
more separate sheets of laminate.
Coalesse will create the
best match that is possible
between two sheets of laminate,
but depending on the
woodgrain laminate pattern
that you choose, a perfect
match between sections cannot
be guaranteed.
Wood edges are not recommended
on tables with woodgrain
laminates because
matching of woodgrain laminate
and natural, solid wood is
not guaranteed. For tables with
wood edge profiles, always
specify either laminates in
solid colors or patterns or
wood veneer surfaces.
Tip: Because of natural variations,
you should know that finished
solid wood edges may
vary slightly in tone or character
from each other or from the
samples Coalesse produces. No
guarantee can be made of an
absolutely exact match.
Standard veneer grain
directions–grain directions
are determined by the size and
shape of the table top. Refer to
the following guidelines for
standard grain directions.
Exception: Grain direction on E-
Table tops runs parallel to the
width of the top regardless of
the size of the table.
Grain runs parallel to the
width on rectangular and boat
tops that are more than 96"L.
60"W or
smaller
72"L and longer
72"L and larger
Grain runs across the width
on racetrack tops that are
60"W or larger or more than
96"L.
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Wedge lay-up veneers radiate
from the center on round tops.
Same flitch veneer is also
available for tables that require
similar graining and color, but
will not be ganged. For example,
specify same flitch veneer
for two tables used in the
same room, but spaced apart.
Same flitch, End-matched,
Side-match are 10% of the
total list price. End-and-side
matched are 20% of the total
list price.
Same flitch matching is specified
in cases where you want
the veneer grain and pattern
on two or more tops to come
from the same flitch of veneer.
This ensures a consistent
grain pattern and coloration
and should be specified when
tops will be used near each
other but not ganged.
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Wiring and Cabling
U.L. listed, eight-wire, 20-
amp electrical system is
available. The standard wiring
schematic is 3+1, providing
three general use circuits and
one isolated circuit. A threecircuit/separate
neutrals electrical
schematic may also be
specified.
cFor more details, see Wiring
Schematics, to the right.
Single circuit plug, 20-amp,
base power-in, 3+1 wiring
schematic is available on
tables with one, two, or three
utility bays. This offers the
quickest, easiest installation of
tables. An electrician must
provide a NEMA 5-20R outlet
for each row within 18" of the
infeed location.
Connection to the building
power supply is typically
hardwired. A licensed electrician
must install the hardwire
base power in. The installation
must be done according to all
local and national codes.
New York City-approved
hardwire base power-in is
available (NYC Calendar
#37297).
Chicago version of E-Table 2
replaces the modular electrical
system with 4"-square singlesided,
two-gang, steel junction
boxes. To order, add the suffix
CH to the E-Table 2 style number.
An electrician supplies all
other electrical components
including wire, conduit, and
duplex outlets.
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Four-Circuit, 3+1 also known as 3+D (color-coded black). The
fourth circuit is isolated and has its own neutral.
In the four-circuit, 3+1 schematic, circuits 1, 2, and 3 are distributed
from the first circuit panel and are supported with one
shared neutral and one shared ground. Circuit 4 is distributed
from a second circuit panel and is supported with a separate
neutral and ground.
On a single 3-phase circuit panel, all four circuits are distributed
as shown.
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