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1 ie application guide

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3 contents I N T RO D U C T I O N F R A M E S T RU C T U R E & S C R E E N S W O R K S U R FA C E S & C O N N E C TO R S TA B L E S M O U N T E D S TO R A G E & A C C E S S O R I E S F R E E S TA N D I N G S TO R A G E & A C C E S S O R I E S L I G H T I N G, E L E C T R I C S & C O M M U N I C AT I O N S

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5 introduction W H E R E TO F I N D T H E I N F O R M AT I O N Y O U N E E D H OW TO M A K E T H I S G U I D E W O R K F O R Y O U W H AT I S i e? P L A N N I N G P O S S I B I L I T I E S H OW TO S P E C I F Y i e P L A N N I N G A T Y P I C A L i e E N V I RO N M E N T i e P RO D U C T M A P

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7 introduction where to find the information you need Teknion provides an array of tools and information resources to help you get things done simply and easily. From product pricing to application guidelines to online planning suggestions, you will find what you need when you need it. product pricing Online Access to all current pricing in PDF format, can be found at by selecting the products tab, the desired product line and then pricing module. Printed Price Guides by product line containing product maps, detailed pricing tables and product basics information are available to help you specify correctly. These guides can be ordered online through by selecting the tools tab and then print on demand or by contacting your local Teknion Representative. application guidelines Online Access to all current Application Guides in PDF format, can be found at by selecting the tools tab, application guides and the desired product line. Printed Application Guides by product line containing detailed application guidelines as well as tips to help you plan and specify each of our products are available. These guides can be ordered online through by selecting the tools tab and then print on demand or by contacting your local Teknion Representative. planning tool Select and view typicals of our products by setting, product, or footprint. Get great ideas and save time! Online Access is available on by selecting the tools tab and then planning tool. weights & volumes Online Access to Weights & Volumes are available on by selecting the products tab and the desired product line. Download Weights & Volumes. fabrics & finishes Teknion's Fabrics and Finishes offering includes the following programs; Finishes + Materials and Teknion Textiles. Online Access is available on by selecting the tools tab and then Fabrics & Finishes. Printed Fabrics & Finishes Guides can be ordered online through by selecting the tools tab and then print on demand or by contacting your local Teknion Representative. product photography & drawings Online Access to all photos, line drawings and renderings are available on by selecting the tools tab and selecting either photography, CAD symbols or Sketchup 3D Warehouse. order forms All forms (COM Request, TekniPaint and TekniStain forms) are available online at by selecting the tools tab and then Fabrics & Finishes. Download the form you require. warranty/terms & conditions of sale Online Access is available on by selecting the Legal & Warranty link located on the footer of the website. installation guides Installation Guides are available for both Online and Print. Contact your Teknion Customer Service Representative for more details. user feedback How is our marketing material working for you? Feedback from the user is very important to the quality of Teknion s marketing material. We ask that if you have suggestions on how you think we could improve content OR if you have found an error, that you please contact your Teknion Technical Services department

8 introduction how to make this guide work for you application guide contents This guide contains detailed application and planning information to help you plan your project correctly. The Introduction section provides everything you need to get started and the subsequent sections provide application information by product type. Each of these sections contains detailed specification guidelines, application and planning information to help you plan your project correctly. basics page at a glance application guide Introduction Overall Product Map Overview and Basics by section Planning Details by section For pricing details refer to the appropriate Price Guides available on 6 frame structure & screens vertical frame basics Section Title Page Title Product Overview Statement Important Product Notes (If applicable) Product Name and Code, application notes, dimensions and finishes (as applicable) The vertical frame structure consists of Posts and is available in Non-Segmented, Semi-Segmented and Fully-Segmented configurations. The maximum height of a Post is 83" Posts are required at both ends of a Beam or Service Beam The Post is available with power and non-power options. Non-power (N) option for the Post allows structural connections to the Beams and Service Beams, the power (P) option does the same but also allows wire management to run through the hollowed out post section to the adjoining Service Beam in order to carry power and data from the in feed to the last Service Beam of the run All are available in Foundation and Mica colors Non-Segmented Post (JFW) Only top and bottom beam can Semi-Segmented Post (JFH) be fixed to this Post Provides a cleaner visual above Provides a cleaner visual the worksurface but still allows Value alternative to all for worksurface supports and Segmented Posts Service Beams to be mounted below worksurface level Value alternative to the Fully Segmented Post (JFQ) Power (P) option for the Post comes with smaller segments of snap covers which covers portions of the post reveal not taken up by screens or worksurface supports 63" - 83" h 23" - 83" h 51" - 83" h Add-On Post (JFA) Increases the Post height 4 dimensions (20", 28", 40", 60") are available to reach standard post height Page Number 23" - 83" h 20" - 60" h 33 6 Fully Segmented Post (JFQ) Consists of a 23" base unit and add-ons to reach desired height Provides vertical support for beams, service beams, worksurface supports, accessories and mounted storage Transition Post (JFX) Provides connection between a workstation area planned at 51" and a 43", 63" or 83" high Post 20" 1 1/2" Post is notched to accept components and supports at any 15 angle Levelers provide a leveling range of 3" 83" h 12" 8" 20" h 33 63" h 20" 28" h 63" h 33 51" h 43" h 8" 51" h 6 23" h Transition Post (JFX) 12" 1 1/2" Fully Segmented Post 51" (JFQ51) Fully Segmented Post 63" (JFQ63) Last update for this page 6

9 introduction how to make this guide work for you (continued) application guideline details at a glance Product Overview Statement frame structure & screens planning with posts and beams When determining specific Post and Beam requirements, several factors need to be taken into consideration including mounted storage, worksurface support and electrical needs Section Title Page Title 7 Important Product Notes (If applicable) Mounted storage requires a Beam (JFY) above and a Beam or Service Beam (JFL) below Service Beams (JFL) generally require the need for a Post with power options Semi and Non-Segmented Posts can only be used when post reveal is not required for Beam or Screen attachment Worksurface supports cannot mount to the Non-Segmented Post (JFW) Page Number 7 When a Power Pole (JEPL) is used, a Fully Segmented Post (JFQ), Semi-Segmented Post (JFH) or Transition Post (JFX) must be specified with power option (P) A Transition Post (JFX) is necessary when transitioning from a 63" high to 51" high elevation When a Shelf (JSS) or Overheads are requested, a Beam (JFY) must be specified to attach to the top and bottom of the storage 35 A Semi-Segmented Post (JFH) may be used when a Beam is not necessary at the upper level If power and data access is required Service Beam must be specified with Power and Data Access on One Side (P1) or Both Sides (P2) A Service Beam may be specified with no Power/Data (NP) when no power or data access is required The Post with power (P) option must be specified between two Service Beams Planning and/or application details 7 7 When no Service Beam is attached to a Post, a non-power (N) option may be specified A Fully Segmented Post (JFQ), Semi-Segmented Post (JFH) or Transition Post (JFX) must be specified when worksurface supports are needed At the end of an electric run, where only one Service Beam (JFL) attaches, the Post can be specified with or without power Last update for this page 7 additional information The following forms are available at by selecting the tools tab and then Fabrics & Finishes, to help you specify and place your order if required: teknipaint If you require a custom paint color match, you must submit a TekniPaint form. using your own material (COM) If you wish to use your own material on fabric-covered products, you must submit a completed COM form including a sample upholstery and safety testing. A COM Order Information Sheet must also be submitted. This form captures all relevant ordering and tracking information. A COM Request for Yardage Calculation form may be sent to Teknion for preliminary yardage requirements. placing a manual order Complete an Order Cover Sheet with the information we need to fill your order. This is the most important step. If the Order Cover Sheet is not complete and correct, the order may be delayed. noting key requirements If you require that certain pieces share the same locks you will need to specify Set of Keys Alike (SOKL) located in the Price and Product Guide

10 introduction what is ie? aesthetics Simple elegant European design Modern but not trendy Chameleon-like Compliments the architecture diversity Can be specified from simple desking to highly featured post-and-beam environments flexibility ie allows you to plan at any 15 angle 8 8

11 introduction planning possibilities connecting at 120, 135, 150 and 165 angles connecting at 90 angles 9 9

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16 introduction how to specify ie Note: nominal dimensions All dimensions noted throughout these application guidelines and price guide are nominal. Step 1: determine worksurface shape To plan a work area configuration, begin by determining the shape of the configuration desired. Both 120 and 90 configurations are possible with ie and each has its own benefits. In addition, both curved and squared worksurface shapes are available. Square Worksurface Shapes Curved Worksurface Shapes Step 2: determine workstation height Add Posts at appropriate locations within the workstation. Various heights and configurations are available to suit a variety of privacy requirements and functionality

17 introduction how to specify ie 15 Step 3: horizontal support - part 1 Once the infeed location is determined, the Service Beam (JFL) brings Power & Data to all workstations. Ensure that the power (P) option for the Post is specified for all where the Service Beam needs to transfer power and data from one section to another Power (P) option for the Post Step 4: horizontal support - part 2 Beams (JFY) are added to the workstation at appropriate locations for both horizontal support structure and functionality. Overhead storage and accessory requirements will need to be anticipated at this stage

18 introduction how to specify ie 16 Step 5: space division Space Division is achieved with a variety of screens that are beam-mounted, desk-mounted, freestanding and inset into the Post and Beam structure. The Screens help to create different levels of privacy and functionality within the office space Step 6: worksurface supports To determine proper support, begin by determining height adjustability requirements. The Table Bracket (JFJ) with the Table Leg (JFT) to provide adjustable support. The Beam Mounted Worksurface Support (JFM) provides fixed height on- or off-module support. The Table Leg works with the Beam Mounted Worksurface Support as a fixed secondary support. The Pedestal Supporting Bracket Kit (JFZ) provides on- or off-module support and acts as both the primary and secondary support

19 introduction how to specify ie Step 7: mounted, freestanding storage and accessories Desk and beam-mounted shelves, pedestals, and kiosks accommodate personal storage of files, binders, work tools and personal items. Most storage can be mobile and interchangeable within the ie product line. The accessories are moveable paper and media organizers that are designed to hang off of the Beam (JFY), Desk-Mounted Screens (JCD) or on an Accessory Inset Screen (JCQ) Step 8: lighting, electrics and communications Power and Data can be routed from the building to the workstation using Power Poles (JEPL) combined with either a Ceiling Feed (JECF) or Base Feed (JEBA). Power and data run through the Service Beam (JFL) specified in Step 3 and is accessible through the use of a Service Beam Power Bar (JEJF). Casual worksurface level power and data access can be facilitated through the use of Plug-In Power Boxes (JEPM) or other products found in Complements: Teknion s Ergonomics & Accessories program. For freestanding electric application, use the Base Feed (JEBA). Service Beam Power Bar (JEJF) with the Desk Mounted Power & Data Box (JEPD). Casual wire management is achieved using Complements products such as the Vertical Wire Manager (AEWF) and Worksurface Wire Clips (YESW) (products are available from Complements: Teknion s Ergonomics & Accessories program)

20 introduction planning a typical ie environment cabins ie offers the ability to provide interior spaces tailored to specific requirements such as meeting areas, guest areas, team zones and private offices Cabins consist of a combination of 83" high post-and-beams which can be populated with any number of ie components combination (interior/exterior) The architectural framework for ie defines both interior and exterior work areas simple workstation ie offers the ability to plan workstations that are simple in design It offers the ability to plan and connect clusters at 15 angles and at various heights benching ie offers the ability to create a continuous, uninterrupted worksurface that a number of users share

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22 introduction product map frame structure & screens J F Q Fully Segmented Post J F H Semi-Segmented Post J F W Non-Segmented Post Height : 23" - 83" Height: 63" & 83" Height: 23" - 83" A B C J F X Transition Post J F A Add-On Post J F Y Beam 20 Height: 51" - 83" Height: 20" - 60" Width: 12" - 114" J F L Service Beam J F L D Service Beam Door J C F Fabric Inset Screen Width: 18" - 72" Width: 18" - 72" Height: 14" - 60" / Width: 18" - 72" No Power/ Data Access With Power/ Data Access 20 J C S Membrane Screen Height: 20" - 80" / Width: 18" - 114" J C A Translucent Inset Screen Height: 20" - 80" / Width: 18" - 96" J C M Metal Inset Screen Height: 14" & 20" / Width: 18" - 72"

23 introduction product map frame structure & screens J C R Whiteboard Inset Screen Height: 20" - 40" / Width: 18" - 72" J C Q Accessory Inset Screen Height: 20" & 28" / Width: 18" - 72" J C T Clamp-On Translucent Screen Height: 12" & 20" / Width: 18" - 72" J C D Desk-Mounted Screen Height: 14" / Width: 30" - 72" J C E Desk-Mounted Edge Screen Height: 14" / Width: 18" - 36" J C H Fabric Divisional Screen Translucent 21 Height: 14" / Width: 24" - 36"

24 introduction product map worksurfaces & connectors J W R Rectangular Worksurface J W D 120 Corner Worksurface J W B 120 Corner Worksurface with Keyboard Surface 22 Depth: 18" - 30" / Width: 30" - 72" Depth A: 18" - 30" / Depth B: 18" - 30" / Width: 42" - 60" Depth A: 24" & 30" / Depth B: 24" & 30" / Width: 48" - 60" J W G 120 Triangular Corner Worksurface Width: 36" - 60" / Length: 60" - 100" J W F 90 Offset Corner Worksurface Depth A: 18" - 30" / Depth B: 18" - 30" / Width A: 36" - 54" / Width B: 54" - 72" J W Y 90 Offset Corner Worksurface with Keyboard Surface Depth A: 24" & 30" / Depth B: 24" & 30" / Width A: 48" & 54" / Width B: 54" - 72" J W C 90 Corner Worksurface J W A Arched Extension Worksurface J W X Rectangular Extension Worksurface 22 Depth A: 18" - 30" / Depth B: 18" - 30" / Width: 48" - 60" Width: 48" & 60" / Depth: 10" Width: 48" & 60" / Depth: 24" & 30" J W M Semi-Circular Extension Worksurface Width: 48" & 60" / Depth: 25" J W J Bench Worksurface Depth: 24" - 36" / Width: 60" - 120"

25 introduction product map worksurfaces & connectors J W N Countertop J F J Table Bracket Depth: 14" / Width: 36" - 72" Adjustable Height: 26" - 32" End of Run Between Two Posts Over Two Posts J F T Table Leg Adjustable Height: 26" - 32" J F M Beam Mounted Worksurface Support J F Z Depth: 18" - 28" Pedestal Supporting Bracket Kit J F N Table Connectors Standard Spaced

26 introduction product map tables J T R Rectangular Table J T T Triangular Table J T V Oval Table Depth: 30" & 36" / Width: 48" - 72" Width: 42" & 48" Depth: 36" / Width: 60" J T C Semi-Circular Table J T N Round Table 24 Depth: 25" & 32" / Width: 48" - 72" Diameter: 36" - 48"

27 introduction product map mounted storage & accessories J S S Shelf Height: 20" & 28" / Width: 24" - 36" / Depth: 14" P A X Standard Accessories Up-Mount PAX90 PAX91 PAX92 PAX93 PAX94 PAX95 PAX96 PAX97 PAX98 PAX99 PAX

28 introduction product map freestanding storage & accessories J S L M Mobile Pedestal J S L M Tall Mobile Pedestal Depth: 18" - 28" / Width: 15" Depth: 18" - 28" / Height: 51" / Width: 15" "h 25.4"h 30.2"h 30.2"h Box, File Pencil, Small Box, File Box, Box, File Large File, File File, File, File, File Small Box, Box, File, File, File J S L P Freestanding Pedestal J S L K Mobile Pedestal with Seat 26 Depth: 18" - 28" / Width: 15" Depth: 22" / Height: 25.8" / Width: 15" "h 24"h 27.2"h 27.2"h 26 Box, File Pencil, Box, File Large File, File Box, Box, File Box, File 26 D A Pedestal Accessories Hanging File Bar Drawer Divider Pencil Tray Stationery Insert K Locks & Keys W Casters & Counterweight Pedestals Master Key Lock Removal Key Numbered Keys Lock Core and Key

29 introduction product map freestanding storage & accessories S O K L Set of Keys Alike

30 introduction product map lighting, electrics & communications J E J F Service Beam Power Bar J E B T Connecting Power Harness J E C F Ceiling Feed Length: 96" & 120" / Width: 36" - 72" J E B A Base Feed J E S T Starting Power Harness J E P L Power Pole 28 Length: 36" - 144" Height: 23" - 120" J E P M Plug-In Power Box Desk-Mounted Post-Mounted

31 introduction product map international lighting, electrics & communications product map V E D Outlet Box V C C Interconnecting Power Cable Length: 1 3 meters V E P Length: 1 3 meters Input Power Cable Two Outlets Four Outlets Hard Wired Plug V V D Voice & Data Box V D O Voice & Data Outlets Four Shutters Four Blank Fascias 29 V A C Electric Accessories Distribution Block Cover Cap Desk-Mounted Clips for Outlet Box

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33 frame structure & screens F R A M E S T RU C T U R E O V E RV I E W V E RT I C A L F R A M E B A S I C S H O R I ZO N TA L F R A M E B A S I C S P L A N N I N G W I T H P O S T S A N D B E A M S P L A N N I N G R E S T R I C T I O N S W I T H F R A M E S S C R E E N B A S I C S P L A N N I N G W I T H I N S E T S C R E E N S C O M PAT I B I L I T Y C H A RT S P E C I F Y I N G S C R E E N E L E VAT I O N S P L A N N I N G W I T H T H I N V S T H I C K S C R E E N S P L A N N I N G W I T H C A B I N S C A B I N O P T I O N S D E S K - M O U N T E D S C R E E N B A S I C S

34 frame structure & screens frame structure overview The ie frame structure consists of vertical components (Posts) and horizontal components (Beams) Semi-Segmented Post (JFH) 32 Non-Segmented Post (JFW) Fully Segmented Post (JFQ) Add-On Post (JFA) Beam (JFY) Transition Post (JFX) Service Beam (JFL) " height provides belowworksurface height privacy 43" height provides partial seated height privacy 51" height provides full seated height privacy 63" height provides partial standing height privacy 83" height provides full standing height privacy 32

35 frame structure & screens vertical frame basics The vertical frame structure consists of Posts and is available in Non-Segmented, Semi-Segmented and Fully-Segmented configurations. The maximum height of a Post is 83" Posts are required at both ends of a Beam or Service Beam The Post is available with power and non-power options. Non-power (N) option for the Post allows structural connections to the Beams and Service Beams, the power (P) option does the same but also allows wire management to run through the hollowed out post section to the adjoining Service Beam in order to carry power and data from the in feed to the last Service Beam of the run All are available in Foundation and Mica colors Semi-Segmented Post (JFH) Provides a cleaner visual above the worksurface but still allows for worksurface supports and Service Beams to be mounted below worksurface level Value alternative to the Fully Segmented Post (JFQ) Non-Segmented Post (JFW) Only top and bottom beam can be fixed to this Post Provides a cleaner visual Value alternative to all Segmented Posts Power (P) option for the Post comes with smaller segments of snap covers which covers portions of the post reveal not taken up by screens or worksurface supports 63" - 83" h 23" - 83" h Add-On Post (JFA) Increases the Post height 4 dimensions (20", 28", 40", 60") are available to reach standard post height " - 83" h 33 23" - 83" h 20" - 60" h 33 Fully Segmented Post (JFQ) Consists of a 23" base unit and add-ons to reach desired height Transition Post (JFX) Provides connection between a workstation area planned at 51" and a 43", 63" or 83" high Post 33 Provides vertical support for beams, service beams, worksurface supports, accessories and mounted storage 1 1/2" 20" 33 Post is notched to accept components and supports at any 15 angle Levelers provide a leveling range of 3" 83" h 12" 8" 20" h 33 63" h 20" 28" h 63" h 33 51" h 43" h 8" 51" h 23" h 12" /2" Transition Post (JFX) Fully Segmented Post 51" (JFQ51) Fully Segmented Post 63" (JFQ63) 33

36 frame structure & screens horizontal frame basics The horizontal frame structure consists of Beams (JFY) and Service Beams (JFL) All dimensions for Beams and Service Beams are center-to-center of Post The Beam and Service Beam are structural and must be specified separately Mounted storage, accessories and worksurface supports may require Beams at specific locations All screens require either a Beam or Service Beam both above and below All available in Foundation and Mica colors Beam (JFY) 3.5" high horizontal component that can be used at all levels to create structure Mounts to any of the six segments (1 1/2", 23", 43", 51", 63" and 83") Only 18" - 72" widths can be used in workstation applications 12" - 114" w " - 72" w The power (P) option for the Post must be specified for use with the Service Beam if power and data needs to transfer from one Service Beam to another Service Beam (JFL) Creates structure and manages power and data access Includes a cut-out (1.4" x 2.7") for insertion of a standard data/communications module (customer must provide own) All screens can be mounted above the Service Beam, only 14" high screens can mount below Service Beam power options: Power & Data Access on One Side (P1) Used as wire management with Power/Data Access on One Side Opposite side is a plain door Available in widths from 42" to 72" Power & Data Access on Two Side (P2) Used as wire management with Power/Data Access on Both Sides Available in widths from 42" to 72" No Power or Data Access (NP) Used as a pass through with No Power/No Data option Plain doors both sides Available in widths from 18" to 72" 34

37 frame structure & screens planning with posts and beams When determining specific Post and Beam requirements, several factors need to be taken into consideration including mounted storage, worksurface support and electrical needs Mounted storage requires a Beam (JFY) above and a Beam or Service Beam (JFL) below Service Beams (JFL) generally require the need for a Post with power options Semi and Non-Segmented Posts can only be used when post reveal is not required for Beam or Screen attachment Worksurface supports cannot mount to the Non-Segmented Post (JFW) When a Power Pole (JEPL) is used, a Fully Segmented Post (JFQ), Semi-Segmented Post (JFH) or Transition Post (JFX) must be specified with power option (P) A Transition Post (JFX) is necessary when transitioning from a 63" high to 51" high elevation When a Shelf (JSS) or Overheads are requested, a Beam (JFY) must be specified to attach to the top and bottom of the storage 35 A Semi-Segmented Post (JFH) may be used when a Beam is not necessary at the upper level If power and data access is required Service Beam must be specified with Power and Data Access on One Side (P1) or Both Sides (P2) A Service Beam may be specified with no Power/Data (NP) when no power or data access is required The Post with power (P) option must be specified between two Service Beams When no Service Beam is attached to a Post, a non-power (N) option may be specified At the end of an electric run, where only one Service Beam (JFL) attaches, the Post can be specified with or without power A Fully Segmented Post (JFQ), Semi-Segmented Post (JFH) or Transition Post (JFX) must be specified when worksurface supports are needed

38 frame structure & screens planning restrictions with frames Certain restrictions apply when planning with ie. For each rule there is a solution. 36 restriction solution Screen assemblies cannot stand alone between two posts Planning in a zig zag configuration will provide adequate support Wing panels provide adequate support A worksurface and supports on one side only, with one worksurface will not provide adequate support 120 A worksurface on both sides will provide adequate support Wing panels combined with worksurface(s) provide adequate support Worksurfaces on both sides provide adequate support A Post-and-Beam structure connected in a 120 angle by two screens cannot be freestanding A third panel provides adequate support A worksurface provides adequate support at 120 Three panels at 120 provide adequate support 36

39 frame structure & screens planning restrictions with frames (continued) All measurements are center of Post to center of Post, therefore a panel cannot be installed along the end of a worksurface unless a wrap around option is selected on the worksurface. restriction A Post-and-Beam structure connected with a wide 165 curve cannot be freestanding

40 frame structure & screens screen basics Various screen types are available for customized privacy and functional needs All dimensions are center to center of posts Levels can be left open Beam (JFY) or Service Beam (JFL) is required at the bottom and top of all screens Membrane Screens (JCS) and Translucent Inset Screens (JCA) have a 1/2" gap between the end of the screen and the Post Membrane Screen (JCS) A semi-transparent screenweave fabric tensioned between horizontal supports providing partial light transmission Available in 20" to 80" heights 18" to 114" w Clamp-On Translucent Screen (JCT) Attaches to the top of the Beam Can be mounted anywhere along the Beam, off- or onmodule Can span across a Post Acrylic finish in a variety of Clear or Frosted colors 18" to 96" w Whiteboard Inset Screen (JCR) An Erasable Magnetic Message Board Available in two configurations Whiteboard on Both Sides (WW) and Whiteboard on One Side, Fabric on the Other (WF) Available in 20" to 40" heights Accessory Inset Screen (JCQ) Has the ability to hang accessories Available in 20" to 28" heights and in two configurations Accessory Screen on Both Sides (AA) and Accessory Screen on One Side, Fabric on the other (AF) 14" h 20" h Fabric Inset Screen (JCF) Tackable fabric wrapped element with acoustic properties Available in 14" to 60" heights " or 42" w Translucent Inset Screen (JCA) Inset between two horizontal supports for translucent space division Available in 20" to 80" heights 60" and 80" heights are only available up to a maximum width of 48" and require clamps on the side Acrylic finish is available in a variety of Clear or Frosted colors Screens 40" and higher must be installed between two Segmented or Semi-Segmented Posts Metal Inset Screen (JCM) Available in many Perforated and Embossed screen patterns Perforated patterns provide limited visual access and passive air circulation Available in 14" or 20" heights Dot Solo Louvered 38 3" 38 Square Solo Square Collective 38

41 frame structure & screens planning with inset screens The following screen size combinations are available for application within the ie Post and Beam structure. All levels can remain empty All combinations of screens are acceptable 14" inset screen can only be installed under a Service Beam Only fabric, laminate and metal screens are available in 14" heights 23" high Screens " h 20" h 14" h 39 43" high Screens 39 20" h 20" h 43" h 40" h 20" h 14" h 39 51" high Screens 39 51" h 48" h 28" h 28" h 39 20" h 14" h 39 63" high Screens 20" h 20" h 20" h 39 40" h 40" h 63" h 60" h 20" h 40" h 20" h 39 20" h 20" h 14" h 14" h

42 frame structure & screens planning with inset screens (continued) Various combinations of screen heights can be used to make up an 83" high screen All combinations of screens are available on 83" high Posts with the exception of 28" and 48" heights 83" high Screens 20" h 20" h 20" h 40 20" h 60" h 40" h 83" h 80" h 40" h 40 20" h 20" h 20" h 60" h 40" h 20" h " h 20" h 40" h 20" h 20" h 20" h 60" h 20" h 40 20" h 20" h 40" h 20" h 40" h 40 20" h 14" h 14" h 14" h 14" h

43 frame structure & screens compatibility chart The following chart outlines screen type compatibility. Not all screen types are available on all heights 28" and 48" screens can only be used on 51" high Posts 14" screens can only be used on the first level beneath the Service Beam (JFL) Fabric Accessory Whiteboard Translucent Metal Membrane screen height 41 14" n/a n/a n/a n/a 41 20" " n/a 41 40" n/a n/a " n/a n/a n/a 41 60" n/a n/a n/a " n/a n/a n/a n/a 41 Available 41

44 frame structure & screens specifying screen elevations A Screen Assembly (JX) is available to facilitate the specifying of screens The Screen Assembly is not a bare frame but rather a virtual place holder where all screens can be inserted for clarification in assembly and specifying Screen Assembly (JX) should be specified at the correct width and height desired All Posts (JFQ, JFH, JFW, JFX), Beams (JYY) and Service Beams (JFL) are not part of the Screen Assembly and must be specified separately 42 Level 4 Level 4 Level 4 42 Level 3 Level 3 42 Level 2 Level 2 Level 2 42 Level 1 Level To specify Screens, start from the highest location on your screen assembly and work down. Level 1 will always be the base level, however, depending on the screen assembly height chosen, there may be 2 (43" high & 51" high), 3 (63" high), or 4 (83" high) levels to specify. Any level can be left open if desired. If a Service Beam is being used, Level 1 can only be a 14" screen. If a Beam instead of a Service Beam is used, a 20" screen should be specified at this level. When specifying screens that span multiple levels (40", 48", 60", 80"), be sure not overlap screens. In above example, do not specify a screen at Level 3 or Level 1 if two 40" high screens are desired on an 83" high Screen Assembly Level 2 Level 2 42 Level A 48" high screen can only be specified on a 51" Screen Assembly. In this scenario, a screen at Level 1 should not be specified. A 28" high screen can only be specified on a 51" Screen Assembly. In this scenario, a 20" screen or a 14" screen (if a Service beam is being used) should be specified at Level 1. 42

45 frame structure & screens planning with thin vs thick screens Screens may be different thicknesses and widths, therefore creating an inconsistent gap along the Post. 43 1/2" gap /2" gap The width of the Fabric Inset Screen (JCF), Whiteboard Inset Screen (JCR), Accessory Inset Screen (JCQ) and Metal Inset Screen (JCM) fit flush to the Post. The Membrane Screen (JCS) and Translucent Inset Screen (JCA) have a 1/2" gap between the Post and the edge of the Screen /2" gap When mixing screen types, there may be a variation in the gap between the Screen and the Post

46 frame structure & screens planning with cabins Cabins offer the ability to create inside spaces or semi-enclosed spaces. All components used in cabins are the same as those in conventional workstations, and can be easily reconfigured and attached to other workstations While all screens can be used in cabin applications, only the Membrane Screen (JCS) and the Translucent Inset Screen (JCA) come in 80" heights For optimal stability, 83" Posts should have at least two Beams connected to them however, they do not require screens for support Posts at 83" high make up the structure of the cabin Beam (JFY) Main horizontal structural element of the cabin Available in wider lengths to allow for the creation of larger structures Membrane Screens (JCS) Attach only at the top and bottom so multiple screens can span a single Beam Membrane Screens specified wider than 72" will be shipped as two separate screens, which should be installed side-by-side max 114" w Whiteboard Inset Screens (JCR) and Accessory Inset Screens (JCQ) Provides privacy as well as functionality Fabric Inset Screens (JCF) Maximum size available is 40" high x 72" wide or 60" high x 30" wide max 72" w " h max 96" w 44 Translucent Inset Screens (JCA) The 60" and 80" high screens must be clamped to the Post on the sides for stability, therefore a Semi-Segmented (JFH) or Fully-Segmented Post (JFQ) is required max 48" w 44 The 96" width is only available up to a 40" height 44

47 frame structure & screens cabin options There is an unlimited number of planning possibilities available for cabins depending on the angle and finishes selected meeting pod A cabin used for a meeting area can be made up of Upholstered, Laminate, Whiteboard and Accessory Screens for privacy, or Translucent Screens for an open feeling private office A private office can be achieved by using a combination of Upholstered, Laminate and Membrane Screens and 120 worksurfaces quiet area A quiet area can be made up of Membrane Screens. Doorways are not required; entire sides can be left open

48 frame structure & screens desk-mounted screen basics Desk-Mounted Screens provide privacy and space division above worksurface height desk-mounted screens 30" 72" w 14" h Desk-Mounted Edge Screen (JCE) Mounts to the side edges of worksurfaces or can be used in a shared position Height is 14" and is available in 18", 24", 30" and 36" depths to match worksurface depths Depth should match the surface depth to which it is applied Available in translucent finishes " h 22" h (14" above worksurface height) 46 2" 18"- 36"d to match surface depth Desk-Mounted Screen (JCD) Mounts to the rear edge (width) of a worksurface Available in fabric or translucent finishes Translucent Screen does not have a cap and cannot support accessories Fabric screen includes a capping detail that can suspend a variety of accessories on both sides divisional screens 24" 30", 36"w 14"h Divisional Screen (JCH) Used in bench applications to add privacy between adjacent work areas Available in fabric finishes The screen depth must match the worksurface depth 46 46

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52 worksurfaces & connectors worksurface & countertop basics Worksurfaces can be used post-mounted or in freestanding applications with Table Legs and can be used independently or combined with other worksurfaces. Countertops are mounted to one or more Panels Worksurfaces 60" and wider include a support rail for additional support A compressed keyboard support surface option is available on specific worksurfaces. Please see individual product pages for availability Edge Details Worksurfaces are available with Curved and Squared edge detail Corner Worksurfaces can have different depths at each end to allow for more planning options Worksurfaces come complete with a scallop for wire management Curved Squared Countertops (JWN) Constructed of 1 3/16" thick high pressure laminate (HPL) Can be adjacent to one another All corner worksurfaces (90 and 120 ) are available with an optional keyboard surface Worksurface depths are available in 18", 24" or 30" Worksurface supports must be specified separately Worksurfaces are constructed of high-pressure laminate (HPL) hot glued to a 1 1/8" thick baseboard for a total 1 3/16" surface thickness Seamless Color worksurfaces are constructed of a medium density fiber (MDF) powder painted for a total of 1" surface thickness Finishes Worksurfaces are available in a selection of Foundation Laminates, Seamless Colors and Flintwood (see chart for grain directions) Worksurfaces can be specified to allow screens to wrap around the depth edge of the worksurface Trim Styles Five trim styles are available: Straight Trim (6), Flintwood Straight Trim (7), Seamless Flat (G), Seamless Eased (E) and Seamless Knife (K) Curved worksurfaces are not available with Seamless Eased (E) or Seamless Knife (K) options Flintwood Flat Trim is only available on Flintwood worksurfaces, Edge Trim color will be finished to match Flintwood worksurfaces

53 worksurfaces & connectors shape & grain directions Grain direction varies depending on the type of surface A grain direction will appear on surfaces specified with a Wood Print Foundation Laminate or a Flintwood finish Grain direction must be specified for the 90 Corner Worksurface (JWC) User edges are noted for Seamless worksurfaces (Seamless Knife (K) and Seamless Eased (E) only) Rectangular Worksurface JWRC JWRS 120 Corner Worksurface JWDC JWDS 120 Corner Worksurface with Keyboard Surface JWBC JWBS Triangular Corner Worksurface JWGC JWGS 90 Offset Corner Worksurface JWFC JWFS 90 Offset Corner Worksurface with Keyboard Surface JWYC JWYS 51 or or Corner Worksurface JWCC JWCS Arched Extension Worksurface JWAC Rectangular Extension Worksurface JWXC JWXS Semi-Circular Extension Worksurface JWMC Bench Worksurface JWJS Countertop (Between Two Posts) JWNBC JWNBS Countertop (End of Run) JWNEC JWNES Countertop (Over Two Post) JWNOC JWNOS

54 worksurfaces & connectors edge trim style overview The chart below indicates which edge trim style can be specified with all ie worksurface finishes. 52 Shading indicates user edge 52 Foundation Laminate Surface Seamless Color Surface Flintwood Surface Non-User Edge 52 Straight (6) Curved n/a n/a 52 All Edges Squared n/a n/a Straight (6) Flintwood Straight (7) All Edges Squared Curved n/a n/a n/a n/a Flintwood Straight (7) Seamless Knife (K) User Edge Only Squared Curved n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a Finished in a coordinating Flat trim 52 Seamless Flat (G) Curved n/a n/a Seamless Flat (G) 52 All Edges Squared n/a n/a Seamless Eased (E) User Edge Only Squared Curved n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a Finished in a coordinating Flat trim 52 52

55 worksurfaces & connectors keyboard support surface basics ie offers a compressed keyboard support surface option on corner worksurfaces Curved Curved Corner Worksurface with Keyboard Surface (JWB) Squared Squared 90 Offset Corner Worksurface with Keyboard Surface (JWY) " above " below 15 The compressed gas keyboard support provides a secondary keyboard support that adjusts independently Height adjustment is activated by a release paddle located on the right underside of the surface The tilt is adjusted using a tension handle located on the left underside of the surface

56 worksurfaces & connectors planning with wrap-around worksurfaces All ie worksurface dimensions are from center post-to-center post. Therefore, when a screen is required along the depth edge of a worksurface, the appropriate wrap-around configuration must be selected when specifying the worksurface. 54 center post-to-center post (C) This is the existing, standard sizing for worksurfaces. It allows for the sharing of worksurface supports JWBS303054C 54 JWRS3054C Center Post (C) 54 left or right wrap-around (L or R) Must be specified when a screen is desired along one of the depth edges of a worksurface Center Post (C) Center Post (C) JWBS303054R 54 JWRS3054L 54 Right Wrap-Around (R) Left Wrap-Around (L) Center Post (C) 54 both left and right wrap-around (B) Must be specified when a screen is desired along both depth edges of a worksurface JWBS303054B 54 JWRS3054B 54 Left Wrap-Around (L) Right Wrap-Around (R) Right and Left Wrap-Around (B)

57 worksurfaces & connectors planning with freestanding wrap-around worksurfaces The following should be considered when planning freestanding tables into a wrap-around application. To configure freestanding worksurfaces in a wrap-around configuration, the worksurface must be specified 6" less than the width of the screen, otherwise the dimension of the post will restrict its mobility " w 55 72" w " w 60" w 55 66" w " w

58 worksurfaces & connectors planning with countertops Countertops come in three different configurations, Over Two Posts (O), End of Run (E) or Between Two Posts (B). 56 All countertop dimensions are nominal Appropriate number of Countertop Brackets are shipped when Countertops are ordered Countertop Over Two Post (JWNO) Countertop End of Run (JWNE) " d 2 1/2" 3 3/4" 56 36"-72" w Countertop Between Two Post (JWNB) Countertop Mounting Brackets Finishes Countertops are available in a selection of Foundation Laminates, Seamless Colors and Flintwood Five Trim Styles are available Straight Trim (6), Flintwood Flat Trim (7), Seamless Flat (G) and Seamless Knife (K) Curved Countertops are not available with Seamless Eased (E) or Seamless Knife (K) Flintwood Flat Trim is only available on Flintwood worksurfaces. Edge trim colors will be finished to match the Flintwood countertop 56 other applications Customized applications of Countertops are available as a special. Contact your Customer Service Representative for details JWNE48 JFY48 1/2" End of Run Countertop (JWNE) moved over 56 JWNE48 JFY48 Wall JWNE48 JFY48 1" Two End of Run Countertops (JWNE) moved over 56 Double 56 JWNE48 JFY48 JWNE48 JFY48 Three and more JWNE48 JFY48 Middle countertop is Countertop Between Two Posts (JWNB) plus 6" of Beam Size

59 worksurfaces & connectors planning with post-mounted & freestanding applications ie Worksurfaces can be used post-mounted, post-semi-suspended and freestanding. post-mounted workstation All surfaces are attached to the panels with worksurface supports " to 32" height adjustment range Leveler 57 Caster 1" height adjustment on levelers 24" d or 33" d 57 post semi-suspended workstation Several worksurfaces can be attached to a single Post in the center with Table Brackets (JFJ) and the remainder supported by Table Legs (JFT). Privacy is provided by Desk-Mounting Screens (JCD), one Post can support four workstations. Spaced Table Connectors (JFNSP) are required when using the Desk-Mounted Screen (JCD) freestanding workstation Most worksurfaces can be totally freestanding and supported with Table Legs (JFT) in single or shared applications. Privacy is provided by Desk-Mounted Screens (JCD)

60 worksurfaces & connectors post-mounted support basics (height adjustable) Worksurfaces are mounted to a Post with a variety of brackets and legs, and can be used individually or in shared applications. Both height adjustable and fixed height options are available To determine proper support, begin at location of the Post. Supports are required at each end of a worksurface and between two worksurfaces Height adjustable worksurface supports are shipped factory set at 28" high to accept a 29" worksurfaces Height adjustability range is 26" to 32" Table Bracket (JFJ) Non-handed support which attaches to the Post and can be used either at the end of a worksurface, in the corner when used to support a corner worksurface or shared between two worksurfaces Table Leg (JFT) Can be used in post-mounted or freestanding configurations In post-suspended, it is used in conjunction with a Table Bracket (JFJ) or a Beam Mounted Worksurface Support (JFM) Levelers have a 1 1/2" height adjustment range For Seamless worksurfaces, the Seamless Color worksurface application option must be selected when ordering Can be used to support either the end of a worksurface or shared between two worksurfaces Finishes Support structures are available in Foundation and Mica colors

61 worksurfaces & connectors post-mounted support basics (fixed height) Worksurfaces are mounted to a Post with a variety of brackets and legs, and can be used individually or in shared applications. To determine proper support, begin at location of the Post. Supports are required at each end of a worksurface and between two worksurfaces The Table Bracket (JFJ) is always required at the back inside corner of a Corner Worksurface (90 and 120 ) Fixed height worksurface supports provide a 29" high worksurface Beam Mounted Worksurface Support (JFM) Offers the Freestanding Pedestal needed clearance at the back and side of the worksurface in wraparound configuration Must be mounted on a Beam (JFY) or Service Beam (JFL) at 23" high Can be used to support the back of the worksurface in conjunction with a Table Leg (JFT) Can be used to support the side of the worksurface in wrap-around configuration Pedestal Supporting Bracket Kit (JFZ) Offers a 29" high worksurface Can be used to support either end of a worksurface When using an 18" depth Pedestal on an 18" worksurface there will be restricted accessibility to the Service Beam Finishes All post-mounted supports are available in Foundation and Mica colors except the Pedestal Supporting Bracket Kit (JFZ) that does not have finish options Although not necessary for worksurface support, a Beam- Mounted Worksurface Support (JFM) should be used for screen stability when a Pedestal Supporting Bracket Kit (JFZ) is used