Olithas
Date: November 5, 2014
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Ph: 800.521.2546
Bench and Table
Installation Guide
ASSEMBLE WITH CARE! Pangard II Polyester Powdercoat is a strong, long‐lasting finish. To protect this finish during assembly, place unwrapped powdercoated parts on packaging foam or other non‐marring surface. Do not place or slide powdercoated parts on concrete or other hard or textured surface – this will damage the finish causing rust to occur. Use touch‐up paint on any gouges in the finish caused by assembly tools.
Table
Bench
Included components:
• Table and bench ship fully assembled.
• For surface mount option: (4) each: stainless steel mounting blocks, 1/4” dia Tapcon
screws 1‐3/4” length, and 10‐24 x 1/2” cup point set screws.
4x – mounting block (optional)
4x – Tapcon
4x – set screw
screw (optional)
(optional)
Tools Required
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Safety glasses
3/32” Hex key (for surface mount)
5/16” nut driver or socket wrench (for surface mount)
Hammer drill with masonry bit (3/16” dia) – for surface mount
PROCEDURE FOR INSTALLATION:
1. Prepare proper concrete slab as required. Note: DO NOT DRAG unit across concrete or other rough surfaces. This could damage the powdercoat finish.
FOR FREESTANDING:
1. Frame ships with glides installed. Bench or table can be set into position.
FOR SURFACE MOUNT:
1. Set unit in position. Lift up unit one corner at a time and install mounting blocks into frame. See Fig. 2. Do not install set screws.
2. Trace around the mounting blocks to mark locations.
3. Move unit, leaving mounting blocks in position. Use caution when moving the unit so the powdercoat finish is not scratched.
4. Mark hole locations through holes in mounting blocks.
5. Move mounting blocks and drill holes according to Fig 3. Clear holes of debris.
6. Using 5/16 socket, install Tapcon screws as shown in Fig. 3. 7. Reset unit in position, aligning glides over mounting blocks. 8. Install set screws.
9. Periodically check fasteners and tighten if required.
SET SCREW
FRAME
MOUNTING
BLOCK
TAPCON SCREW
MOUNTING
BLOCK
Recommended spacing
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
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