Answer Solutions Specification Guide - OEC Business Interiors

Statement of LineEnd-of-Run In-line L-Base T-Base X-Base V-Base Y-Base Wall-StartBase Base Junctions Junctions Junctions Junctions Junctions JunctionsJunctions JunctionsTop capCable trayHorizontalbarsBasecovers18"W 24"W 30"W 36"W 42"W 48"W 60"W 72"WStacking Stacking Stacking L Stacking T Stacking X Stacking V Stacking Y StackingEnd-of-Run In-line Junctions Junctions Junctions Junctions Junctions Wall StartJunctions Junctions JunctionsUnderstandingc Page 14Specifyingc Pages 162–170,179Understandingc Page 16Specifyingc Pages 184–185Understandingc Page 18Specifyingc Pages 171–1748 Answer Specification Guide16 Answer Specification GuideAnswer Specification Guide 17Ten Tips:How to Get the Most Out of This Book.Tip 1Watch the tabs on theright-hand edges of thepages. They’ll always indicatewhich chapter youare in.Chapter Name.Tip 2PanelsBase Junctions30"H • • • • • • •42"H • • • • • • • •54"H • • • • • • • •66"H • • • • • • • •78"H • • • • • • • •Base Horizontal Frame Package• • • • • • • •Stacking Junctions12"H • • • • • • • •24"H • • • • • • • •Use the Statement ofLine pages for an overviewof the available components,their sizes, and page referencesfor additional information.Each Understandingchapter includes a statementof line after the tableof contents.Tip 3Find cross referencesby looking for page numbersflagged with an arrow...Tip 4Study the product detailpages in the Understandingsection to learn everything anexpert knows about specificproducts. Each product detailpage in this section containsthe following features, whereapplicable:• Product Drawing• Actual Dimensions• Product Details• Connections• Wiring and Cabling• Surface Materials• Application TopicsProduct Drawingshows you what the productlooks like and points outimportant features..Base JunctionsBase junctions completethe structure of panel packagesand panel buildups.Answer panels always sharea junction with adjacent panels.You order the style ofjunction you need separately.cSpecifying, pages 162–170Aligners ensure correct fitwith adjacent panel top caps.Opening in top of junctionallows lay-in cable routingbeneath top caps.Slots in junction accept thepanel’s horizontal bars,cable trays and powerkits.Slotted channels injunction accommodate worksurfacesupports and overheadstorage components at1" increments.Trim is included with L, T,V, and end-of-run junctionsto finish exposed surfaces.Trim is available with fabricwrapped or wood veneeroptions.Large opening at worksurfaceheight in 42"H,54"H, 66"H, and 78"H junctionsmust be used to routepower through an L, T, V,X, or Y base junction. Amodular harness is requiredif power is routed at anylocation other than worksurfaceheight.Leveling glides adjust toinstall panels on unevenfloors. Range is 2".Actual DimensionsDepth 3"(76mm)Height 29 13 ⁄16",* 40 3 ⁄4", 53 1 ⁄8", 65 31 ⁄64", and 77 27 ⁄32"(757mm, 1035mm, 1349mm, 1663mm,and 1977mm)*Note: Wall start junctions are not available 29 13⁄16"H.Junction cap is includedwith junction when needed.Skins attach to junctionwith concealed hardware.Actual Dimensionstable lists the dimensionsof the product..Product DetailsEnd-of-run base junctionincludes junction, verticaltrim, and junction cap.End-of-run trim adds 1" tofootprint.In-line base junctionincludes junction and plastictop cap aligner.L-base junction includesjunction, vertical trim, junctioncap, and plastic top capaligner.Product Detailsgives specific informationon the product and howit is used..T-base junction includesjunction, vertical trim, junctioncap, and two plastic topcap aligners.X-base junction includesjunction, junction cap, andthree plastic top cap aligners.V-base junction includesjunction, vertical trim, junctioncap, and plastic top capaligner...Y-base junction includesjunction, junction cap, andtwo plastic top cap aligners.Wall Start junctionsecures to the stud in astructural wall or drywallfasteners can be used.Vertical trim is not needed.Also used in off-moduleapplications. Wall startjunction does not add anydimension to panel run.An in-line top capaligner is included within-line junctions.Top cap aligners areincluded with L, T, V, X,and Y junctions.cPage 172Wiring and Cablingdetails the power andcable-management andcable routing capabilitiesof the product..ConnectionsQuick lock on both endsof the panel’s horizontalconnecting bars engage thejunction in a tight structuralconnection.Base junctions canaccept a stacking junctionof the same type only.Example: An L-base junctionwi l accept an L-stackingjunction..Connectionsdescribes how the productis assembled or how itattaches to anotherproduct.Skins extend onto junctionand meet skin of adjacentpanel. The slotted channelof the junction is accessiblebetween these two skins.Panels can support worksurfaces,shelves, and bins.Wiring and CablingHorizontal routingthrough junctions is accommodatedby openings formodular harnesses andcables. Openings at top ofjunction accept lay-in cablerouting..Lay-in junction cablesleeves can be addedin the field to cover theexposed metal edges inlay-in cable space.Modular harnessesthat are 43" or 80" are availableto change the height atwhich you are routing powerkits or to route power fromthe panel base to differentheights.Modular harness is usedto route power through anL, T, V, X, or Y junction.Only the large opening inthe junction at worksurfaceheight allows enough spaceto accommodate the bend inthe harness. Modular harnessis not needed to routepower at worksurfaceheight..Base Junctions30"H junction does nothave a large opening. Amodular harness must beused to route power in a30"H L, T, V, X, or Y junction.Only the base of thejunction allows enoughspace to accommodate thebend in the harness.Surface MaterialsBase junction• Black paintJunction is hidden whenproperly installed.Junction cap• PlasticVertical trim• Paint• Vertical surface fabric(option)• Wood veneer (option)Application TopicsStacking junctions canbe used with any heightbase junction.Stability Guidelinesfor application rules.cSee page 39Surface Materialslists what material is usedfor each part of theproduct..Panels.2 Answer Solutions Specification Guide