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INSTALLATION GUIDE
Switch System
Round Meeting Table
Size: 1200mm, 1350mm, 1500mm
Tools Required: Power screwdriver.
Note: Please ignore any pre-drilled holes or nut inserts that maybe present in your top(s). They will not match your
particular table/desk base and woods screws will be required to be screwed directly into the underside of the top.
Note: It is important to fully tighten all bolts and screws before attaching the top(s) so that the frame
is su ciently rigid. Failure to do this may a ect stability once the tops are attached.
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- Page 1 www.jasonl.com.au INSTALLATION GUIDE Switch System Need help! Call us on Round Meeting Table 1300 527 665 Size: 1200mm, 1350mm, 1500mm Tools Required: Power screwdriver. Note: Please ignore any pre-drilled holes or nut inserts that maybe present in your top(s). They will not match your particular table/desk base and woods screws will be required to be screwed directly into the underside of the top.
- Page 2 www.jasonl.com.au INSTALLATION GUIDE Switch System Need help! Call us on Round Meeting Table 1300 527 665 Size: 1200mm, 1350mm, 1500mm COMPONENTS Table Top Leg x4 Leg Bracket x4 Beam Bracket x8 Switch Beams: - for 1200mm table - x4 beam (465mm) - for 1350mm table - x4 beam (570mm) - for 1500mm table - x4 beam (675mm) L-Bracket x4...
- Page 3 www.jasonl.com.au INSTALLATION GUIDE Switch System Need help! Call us on Round Meeting Table 1300 527 665 Size: 1200mm, 1350mm, 1500mm Join Leg Brackets to each Leg using screws to secure them, as follow. Join 1 L-Bracket through each Switch Beam Securely connect each Beam to each Beam Bracket.
- Page 4 www.jasonl.com.au INSTALLATION GUIDE Switch System Need help! Call us on Round Meeting Table 1300 527 665 Size: 1200mm, 1350mm, 1500mm Note: It is important to fully tighten all bolts and screws before attaching the top(s) so that the frame is su ciently rigid. Failure to do this may a ect stability once the tops are attached.