RoomScape Furniture System March 2013
- Bed Styles bed deck board bed deck board top cap top cap base glide middle side rail frame frame stacking device frame middle lower reinforcement side rail Single Bed base glide Loft Bed top cap frame stacking device bed deck board base glide frame side rail middle Bunk Bed 2
Figure 1 frame mounting slot frame assembly top cap frame stacking device frame base glide side rail interlock bracket End Frame Assembly Loft and bunk bed assemblies require a pair of frames at each of the assembly. The pair of frames must be connected with two stacking devices. Base glides (with hole in center) must be attached at bottom where frames meet floor. Place top caps (solid) on upper openings of frames (Figure 1). Single bed assemblies require one frame at each with top caps and base glides (with hole in center) installed as described. Side Rail & Lower Reinforcement Assembly for Loft Beds (For Loft Beds with Megasurface see Page 5) Holding one of frame assembly, attach one side rail to frame by sliding interlock bracket (with hooks downward) into mounting slot in frame. Press down to secure. Repeat procedure with frame at other of assembly. Install the second side rail in the same way making sure both rails are at the same height. Install the lower reinforcement in the same way, near the floor with finished side facing inward (Figure 2). Lower reinforcement is not required for bunk bed installations. For bunk beds, install lower side rails same as above. lower reinforcement Figure 2 3
End & Middle Stringer Assembly Slide tongues of and middle s into belt loops on inside of side rails. End s must be positioned so that higher vertical edge faces out at front and back of bed assembly (Figure 3). middle tongue side rail belt loop Bed Deck Assembly Bed deck requires that three deck boards be set in place between side rails and be supported by middle and s. Slide in outside boards first, followed by center bed deck board (Figure 4). Figure 3 bed deck board (center) bed deck board (outside) middle Figure 4 4
Figure 5 piano hinge #8x1" Figure 6 #10x1" PowerUp module thumb drop-leaf surface splice plate thumb s worksurface support bracket (left) drop-leaf arm megasurface (left) mega tackboard worksurface support bracket (right) 3 #8-32 x/ 8 megasurface (right) #10x1" side rail thumb anchor bracket top cap hang-on worksurface frame stacking device frame base glide Hang-On Megasurface 1. Assemble two sets of frames as described on page 3. 2. Stand up both frame sets and hang the mega tackboard between them (Figure 5). The mega tackboard has teeth spaced 2 apart so that they can fit around the stacking device collar. 3. Hang one of a side rail into one of the frames at the desired height. Apply outward pressure to the frames to force them apart. The other of the side rail can now be inserted into the opposite frame. Repeat this procedure for the second side rail. 4. Hang one right and one left worksurface support bracket on the frames opposite the mega tackboard. Make sure the top of the brackets are at the same height as the flange of the mega tackbaord (Figure 5). 5. Place the megasurface halves on top of the appropriate right and left worksurface support brackets and flange of the mega tackboard. Fasten the worksurface halves to the support brackets and flange with eight thumb s (Figure 5). 6. Join the worksurface halves with one splice plate and four thumb s. 7. Route the power cord of the power & data module (optional) down through the hole in the worksurface. Snap the module into place and check for proper operation. 8. See page 4 for and bed deck assembly. Drop-Leaf Surface 1. Position both the drop-leaf surface and the hang-on worksurface face down on a soft protective surface. The worksurface edges should be touching and the front and rear edges of both should be flush. 2. Center the piano hinge over the seam where the worksurfaces meet. Using the hinge as a template, mark the holes onto both worksurfaces. Remove the hinge and drill 1 / 8 diameter pilot holes. Take care not to drill too deep, piercing through the surface. Keeping the two worksurfaces together, attach the piano hinge to both with twenty-four #8 x 1 s (Figure 6). 3. Position the anchor bracket on the center of the hang-on worksurface, 2 back from the seam of the two surfaces. Mark the nine holes through the bracket and carefully drill 1 / 8 diameter pilot holes. Attach the bracket to the hang-on worksurface with nine #10 x 1 s (Figure 6). 4. Secure the drop leaf arm to the anchor bracket as illustrated with two #8-32 x 3 / 8 s (Figure 6). 5. With the drop-leaf arm fully exted, rotate it onto the drop-leaf surface. Apply downward pressure to the arm and mark the mounting holes on the surface. Carefully drill 1 / 8 diameter pilot holes. Secure the arm to the drop-leaf surface with two #10 x 1 s. When installing the arm, make sure that enough support is supplied by the arm to keep the drop-leaf surface from sagging (Figure 6). 6. Carefully follow instructions on page 6 to install the hang-on worksurface to the bed frame. 5
- Optional Accessories Optional Accessories- Bed Safety Bar 1. Install prior to placing the deck boards into the bed deck assembly (Figure 7). 2. Place the safety rail so that the top lip of the channel goes over the top edge of the side rail (Figure 7). 3. Rotate the safety rail so that its bottom lip is positioned below the bed rail, on the inside of the bed frame (Figure 7). 4. Install the bed deck boards. The deck board will trap the safety rail and keep it from rotating out of position. Hang-On Shelf, Hang-On Flipper Door Unit, Hang-On Coat Rack, Hang-On Dresser 1. Hook the shelf/flipper door into the slots in the bed frame above the worksurface or any other location desired. Mount both sides of the shelf/flipper door at the same time. Press down to secure (Figure 7). Ladder for Bunk Beds 1. Slide ladder through ladder hook, and place the ladder vertically against the upper bed rail (Figure 7). 2. Slide hook over the top of the upper bed rail and tighten hand (Figure 7). 6 Note: The ladder is designed to be vertical, not angled to the bed. Do not angle the bottom of the ladder away from the bed as this will create stress on the ladder hook bracket. Ladder for Loft Beds 1. Begin installation by leaning the ladder against the upper bunk of loft side rail at the location where it is to be installed. Position the ladder hook over the ladder as illustrated. Slide the ladder hook onto the ladder and hook the back tab of the ladder hook onto the bed rail. Do not secure ladder hook to ladder or side rail at this time (Figure 8). 2. For loft beds, a bottom bracket must be installed as illustrated. Capture the lower of the ladder leg with the bracket and hook the teeth of the bracket into the slot in the frame close to the floor. Press down to secure bracket to frame. Using a power driver route two #10 x 3 / 4 Torx head self-drilling s through the two mounting holes and bore them into the ladder (Figure 8). 3. Using a power driver and two #10 x 3 / 4 Torx head self-drilling s, secure the back tab of the ladder hook to the interior of the side rail through the pre-drilled mounting holes in the back tab (Figure 8). 4. Lastly, secure the upper ladder hook to the ladder by using a power driver and two #10 x 1 Torx head self-drilling s. Route the s through the mounting holes on each side of ladder hook and bore the s into the ladder (Figure 8). Drafting Board 1. Drafting board can be placed on any worksurface (Figure 7). Task Light 1. See instructions on page 8. Cord Management 1. Hook the cord manager into the slots below the task light and/ or any place electrical cords are present (Figure 7). 2. Hide the cords by pushing them into the open edge of the cord manager (Figure 7). Hang-On Worksurface 1. Hang one right and one left cantilever bracket at the same height on a bed frame. Hold bracket at an angle to the bed frame to hook top locking tab in. Rotate down and hook tabs into slots. Press down to secure (Figure 8). 2. Place the worksurface on top of the cantilever brackets and attach with four thumb s (Figure 8). Figure 7 Figure 8 ladder hook ladder bed safety bar #10x1 torx head self drilling rail side 3 #10 x/ 4 torx head self drilling ladder lower reinforcement hand bottom bracket (loft beds only) Sliding Keyboard Tray 1. See instructions on page 11. 3 #10 x/ 4 torx head self drilling drafting board ladder hook hang-on shelf unit task light cord manager RoomScape frame hang-on worksurface cantilever bracket sliding keyboard tray
- Optional Accessories tackboard center drawer pedestal top hang-on coat rack free standing dresser top Free Standing Dresser Top and Free Standing Pedestal Top 1. Remove backing from two-way tape located on bottom surface of top. 2. Position top over cabinet, align edges, and press into place (Figure 9). Tackboard 1. Hook the tackboard into the slots in the bed frame above the worksurface or any other desired location. Hang both sides of the tackbaord brackets at the same time. Press down to secure (Figure 9). Figure 9 Center Drawer 1. See instructions on page 8. stack-on wardrobe personal shelf Personal Shelf 1. The personal shelf can be hung along the bed rail where desired (Figure 10). Hang-On Megasurface 1. See instructions on page 5. CPU Sling 1. See instructions on page 9 and 10. free-standing wardrobe Figure 10 hang-on flipper door unit hang-on megasurface CPU sling hang-on dresser Free-Standing Wardrobe 1. Can be positioned up against either frame, or at any desired location in room (Figure 10). Stack-On Wardrobe 1. Position onto free-standing wardrobe, lining up clearance holes of free-standing wardrobe with weldnut holes in bottom of stack-on wardrobe (Figure 10). 2. Fasten the two units together with four thumb s from inside free-standing wardrobe. 7
Center Drawer Assembly 1. Begin installation of the center drawer by making sure the glides on each side of the drawer are snapped in the closed position. Find and remove the hardware pack which is taped to the inside of the drawer. mounting bracket worksurface front edge 2. Position the drawer unit under the worksurface at the desired location, with the front edge of the drawer being flush with the front edge of the worksurface. Using a pencil, mark the worksurface at the center slots of the four mounting brackets (Figure 11). drawer glide 3. Drill four pilot holes not more than 1 / 2 deep using a 1 / 16 drill bit at the locations marked for mounting the drawer to the underside of the worksurface (Figure 11). 4. Position the center drawer over the pilot holes in the worksurface and secure with four #8 x 1 / 2 Phillips s (Figure 11). Figure 11 center drawer assembly 1 #8 x/" 2 Phillips Task Light 1. Carefully remove task light and brackets from carton. 2. Assemble task light and brackets by sliding brackets through the belt loops at each of the task light (Figure 12). 3. Locate front of task light brackets inside front lip of overhead shelf bottom (Figure 13). 4. Flex rear of task light brackets outward until brackets will pass over rear lip of shelf bottom and slide in place (Figure 14). 5. Route power cord out of sight to a 115 volt grounded outlet. See page 6 and Figure 7 for Cord Management option. 8 belt loop task light task light bracket bracket Figure 12 Figure 13 Figure 14 overhead shelf bottom task light front
buckle clip slot "D" CPU Sling Assembly 1. Lay the CPU holder and strap bracket out as illustrated in Figure 15. First route the of the sling strap through slot A and slot B in the strap bracket, and pull buckle to within a few inches of slot A. Next route the strap through slots C and D in the CPU holder as shown. Finally, following the arrow, route the strap through the buckle clip. Follow the above procedure for the other sling strap (Figure 15). 3 #8 x/" 8 slot "C" slot "A" slot "B" 2. Secure the handle to the CPU holder with two #8 x 3 / 8 s at the two holes located above the vinyl feet (Figure 15). handle vinyl feet CPU holder Figure 15 strap buckle sling strap strap bracket 3. To mount the CPU to the CPU holder, first set the CPU onto the straps and strap bracket as shown. Position the CPU holder onto the top of the CPU with the vinyl feet resting against the top of the CPU. The front vinyl feet (at handle ) must set just behind the font bezel on the CPU (Figure 16). 4. Be sure the straps are wrapped around the CPU as illustrated. Snap the buckle together. Hold the CPU securely and pull up forcefully on the strap s to tighten. The straps must be pulled tight to secure, and periodic re-tightening may be required (Figure 16). 5. Determine the correct location to mount the track under the worksurface. The track must be positioned square to the front edge of the worksurface and set back from the front edge to obtain a desirable retraction position for your CPU. Use the track as a template and mark all eight of the hole locations on the underside of the worksurface (Figure 16). 9
6. Using a power drill and a 1 / 8 drill bit, drill eight pilot holes, 5 / 8 deep in the underside of the worksurface. Do not drill deeper than 5 / 8 to avoid piercing the top of the worksurface. 7. Mount the track to the underside of the worksurface at the six outside mounting holes using the #8 x 5 / 8 s provided. Press a rubber bumper onto a #8 x 5 / 8 and install bumper into the rear, center hole in track. Make sure all s are tight (Figure 16). 8. Slide the assembled unit and CPU into the groves on the track until it stops at the rear rubber bumper. Press a rubber bumper onto the remaining #8 x 5 / 8 and install the bumper and into the front, center hole in the track (Figure 16). CPU front bezel handle CPU holder front edge of worksurface track rubber bumper (front) rubber bumper (rear) 5 #8 x /" 8 5 #8 x /" 8 9. Position the cap (track guard) in front of the track at the underside of worksurface. Mark the two mounting hole locations (Figure 16). vinyl feet 10. Using a power drill and a 1 / 8 drill bit, drill the two pilot holes 5 / 8 deep in the underside of the worksurface. Do not drill deeper than 5 / 8 deep to avoid piercing the top of the worksurface. buckles strap bracket cap (track guard) 5 #8 x /" 8 11. Mount the cap (track guard) to the underside of the worksurface with two #8 x 5 / 8 s (Figure 16). Figure 16 10
keyboard tray Figure 17 nut lock washer angle bracket tapping extension slide machine Sliding Keyboard Tray Assembly 1. Remove all parts from box: Parts include : One plastic keyboard tray Two extension slides Four angle brackets Four #10-32 x 3 / 8 binding head Phillips machine Four #10-32 hex nuts Four #10 lock washers Four #8 x 3 / 8 truss head Phillips tapping s 2. Place keyboard tray face down on table surface. 3. Position extension slides so that tabs with slots are placed into cutouts on lower edge of keyboard tray (Figure 17). 4. Put tapping s through slots in extension slide tabs and into holes in keyboard tray. Do not tighten (Figure 17). 5. Press extension slide firmly against side of keyboard tray and tighten tapping s (Figure 17). 6. Repeat for other extension slide. 7. Select position for angle bracket and place in position against extension slide. When using the hole shown in the diagram, there will be approximately 3 3 / 4 clearance from the bottom of the table/ desk surface to the surface that the keyboard rest on. The keyboard surface may be moved 1 / 2 or 1 closer by using one of the other two available holes (Figure 17). 8. Insert machine through hole in angle bracket and bracket on extension slide. Slide lock washer over machine. Turn nut onto machine and tighten (Figure 17). Repeat for other three brackets. 9. Determine the location of the tray assembly to be installed. 10. Drill corresponding pilot holes to the pattern formed by the bracket slots (Figure 18). 11. Attach the tray assembly by holding it up to the bottom surface of the table/desk top and inserting s (not included) into the top (Figure 18). 12. It is recommed that at least four s (one for each angle bracket) be installed to adequately secure tray assembly to table/desk surface (Figure 18). Figure 18 11
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