Profile Console System Product Specifications
Core
The core serves as the primary structural foundation for the console system with heavy-duty 14 gauge
and 16 gauge CRS (cold rolled) steel. Overall construction is an open frame to maximize service access
to interior of the core and to minimize any barriers to internal cabling and wiring. The base of the core
(area of core parallel to flooring) and the top of the core is permeated with multiple cable ports to
permit vertical cable management from core to (optional) attached walls. The sides of the core
(perpendicular to floor) are permeated with similar portals to permit lateral cabling among cores.
Portals measure 3-inches and 4-inches in diameter and are trimmed with a plastic sleeve to create a
smooth, uniform surface. The core is available in (4) nominal sizes: 36, 48, 60 and 72 with an overall
height of 28-30 inches to correlate to standard seated height applications. The core depth is approx. 6inches deep to maximize internal cable management.
The core load rating is 1200-lbs based on a double-sided application and 750-lbs for a single-sided
configuration. The core includes (2) adjustable glide feet to properly level unit. The face of the Core
includes mounting points to accept cantilevered worksurfaces. The core is a self-supporting unit with
the stabilization of core-mounted feet or integrated docking stations for technology hardware.
The core accepts steel panels or skins to finish the exposed face of the core. These panels are easily
removed by hand and permit service access to the interior of the core. Steel skins include a vent
pattern to permit heat dissipation. The core accepts additional cores to create a continuous run of
cores without breaks or interruptions. Additional cores shall attach mechanically without creating floor
creep. The cores also accept connectors to create angled configurations based on 15-degree and 45degree angles with a bolt-on vertical column that minimizes floor space consumption and permit
continuous lateral cable management among cores. These connectors are available with concave and
convex shape building options.
Core finish is epoxy powder-coated with a uniform application over all steel surfaces.
Worksurface
Worksurfaces are cantilevered tops that attach directly to a core and supported by (2) steel support
brackets. The surface shall be mounted approx. 29-inches from the floor and provide clearance
underneath the surface for optional keyboard platform accessories, personal storage modules or
pedestals and optional storage for CPUs and rack mount hardware. The top is constructed of 45-lb
particleboard construction with a decorative laminate finish on the top and an equivalent backer sheet
on the underside of the top. Top thickness is 1.2-inch thick with a fully radiused bullnose front edge for
comfort. The top is available in 30-in. and 36-in. depths and in widths to match core sizes: 36, 48, 60
and 72. Worksurfaces shall be BIFMA rated to 300 lbs. (evenly distributed).
In additional to linear shapes, worksurfaces styles also match the availability of concave and convex
shaped workstation configurations. Worksurface tops offer shapes to correlate to 15-degree and 45degree angles.
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Display Wall
A display wall is a vertical surface to support the attachment of ergonomic arms and user-supplied
LCD Flat Panels. The framework is 14 gauge and 16 gauge CRS steel. This wall mechanically attaches
directly to the top of a core to vertically stack and build viewing levels. The display wall is 12-inches to
minimize vertical space consumption and maintains a sight line within room architecture. The wall
matches the depth (6-inches) and width size of cores (36 - 72 wide) for space planning and appearance
purposes. The wall includes an integrated 6063-T6 aluminum slatwall segment to accept mounting
interfaces of monitor arms and optional filing accessories. The FPD wall includes multiple 3-inch and 4inch portals to permit lateral and vertical pathways for cabling and wiring within a Profile unit. The base
of each wall includes one (1) to two (2) removable raceway covers for accessibility to the interior of
the display wall. These removable covers are trimmed with soft plastic edging or extrusions to permit
seamless entry of cabling and wiring from the desktop into the display wall. A steel top trim finishes the
exposed top portion of a display wall and shall be removable by hand. Top trim is constructed of steel
with a dome shape to compliment system lines and includes an integrated vent pattern for heat
dissipation.
The display wall gangs laterally to adjacent walls to create a continuous run of walls without breaks or
interruptions. The walls also accept connectors to create angled configurations based on 15-degree
and 45-degree standards with a bolt-on vertical column that minimizes desktop space consumption and
permit continuous lateral cable management among walls. These connectors are available with concave
and convex shape building options.
Display wall finish is epoxy powder-coated with a uniform application overall steel and aluminum
surfaces.
160 Gold Star Boulevard ∙ Worcester, Massachusetts 01606
800.225.7348 ∙ 508.852.4300 ∙ fax 508.365.6178
info@wrightline.com ∙ www.wrightline.com