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– INSTRUCTION MANUAL –
NEW ORDER
TABLE GROUP 6
DESIGN BY STEFAN DIEZ

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  • Page 1 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL – NEW ORDER TABLE GROUP 6 DESIGN BY STEFAN DIEZ...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    – TABLE OF CONTENTS – TABLES TABLE OVERVIEW PARTS OVERVIEW TABLE ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 8-22 CONNECTORS TABLE WALL CONNECTOR INSTRUCTIONS 23-26 FRONT SHELF CONNECTOR INSTRUCTIONS 27-30 END SHELF CONNECTOR INSTRUCTIONS 31-34 END TRAY CONNECTOR INSTRUCTIONS 35-37 CABLE MANAGEMENT CABLE TRAY INSTRUCTIONS 38-40 CABLE CLIP INSTRUCTIONS 41-42...

  • Page 5: Table Overview

    – TABLE OVERVIEW – It is important to start by identifying your table model to ensure you follow the correct assembly instructions.          TABLE 150x150        ...
  • Page 6 – PARTS – PART TABLE          TABLE — —          TABLE —          TABLE — *Quantity of corner knots and legs depends on your table configuration. **Only for high tables with footrest.
  • Page 7 – PARTS –       — — — — —...

  • Page 8: Table Assembly Instructions

    – INFORMATION ON SUPPORT BARS – New Order tables uses two support bars to reinforce the construction. The two different types are 'Support bar' (SB) and 'Extra support bar' (ESB) (SUPPORT BAR) (EXTRA SUPPORT BAR) The small dotted markings on the table frame should align with the marking on the support bar/extra support bar connector.
  • Page 9 – SUPPORT BAR POSITIONS – POSITION TABLE          TABLE          TABLE          TABLE FRAME PROFILE 150 CM...
  • Page 10     Insert the brackets into the two shortest table frame profiles . Then mount the     ESB connectors and the SB connectors found in support bar on both frame       profiles and fasten them with screws using tool .
  • Page 11  Insert the corner knots into the two table frame profiles from step 1.  Then connect them with the other two profiles to close the frame.  Place the support bars in between.
  • Page 12       Secure the frame with screws using tool in each corner.       ...
  • Page 13         Fasten the support bar and extra support bar with screws using tool       ...
  • Page 14  Connect the legs by threading them onto the tap of the corner knot.       Secure with screws using tool       ...
  • Page 15       Mount the profile connectors with screws 1 1B using an Allen key in the  table top with holes in the corners.        1 1B...
  • Page 16 ONLY FOR TABLES 7R, 7S  Mount screen holder     Secure with screws with screen Placement of screens depends on your table model. Screen holders are delivered inside the screens. SEE POSITION OF SCREENS IN TABLE OVERVIEW ON PAGE 4 ...
  • Page 17  Place the tabletops . Start with the outer two and then the middle one.  Then place the cable covers in between the tabletops.
  • Page 18     Fasten the tabletop with the clips from underneath. Distrubute the clips evenly.       Secure them with screws using tool          ...
  • Page 19   Place profiles on the fittings on the middle tabletop. Then mount the tray top of the profiles.
  • Page 20 Secure the profiles by tightening the set screws, both in top and bottom, on all profiles.
  • Page 21  Place the screens on the screen holders.
  • Page 22 If the floor is uneven and the table is unstable, adjust the height of the feet until the table is stable.

  • Page 23: Table Wall Connector Instructions

    – INSTRUCTION MANUAL – TABLE WALL CONNECTOR – PARTS –    Connector x2 Wall connector x2 Screw x4...
  • Page 24  Start by inserting the wall connectors into the frame profile that is facing the wall.
  • Page 25  Mark the placement for the wall connector according to the height measurements below. Check that the holes are level and the connectors are fastened in a suitable and secure way before you start drilling (See page 48). High table 1097 mm Low table 737 mm...
  • Page 26  Mount the table from the top. Make sure that the connectors are parallel to the wall   connectors . Screw the bracket into place using the 4 screws and torx key. Finally mount the tabletop as described in the table instructions (page 16).

  • Page 27: Front Shelf Connector Instructions

    – INSTRUCTION MANUAL – FRONT SHELF CONNECTOR – PARTS –   Shelf connector x2 Screw x4...
  • Page 28  Mount the shelf connnectors onto the groove on the bottom of the shelf.
  • Page 29  Connect the table from the front. Then connect the shelf connector by angling it so that the profile locks into the groove at the bottom of the table frame, as illustrated below. WHEN MOUNTING You may need to apply some extra pressure to lock the connector in place.
  • Page 30  Finally, secure the connector from below with screws...

  • Page 31: End Shelf Connector Instructions

    – INSTRUCTION MANUAL – END SHELF CONNECTOR – PARTS –    End shelf connector x1 Screw x2 Screw x2...
  • Page 32 Unscrew the 2 sets of screws on the underside of the shelf to which the table is to be   mounted. Then mount the end shelf connector with screws...
  • Page 33 Connect the table from the top and make sure that the profile on the end shelf  connector locks into the groove on the bottom of the table frame, as illustrated below. WHEN MOUNTING You may need to apply some extra pressure to lock the end shelf connector in place.
  • Page 34  Finally, secure the end shelf connector from below with screws...

  • Page 35: End Tray Connector Instructions

    – INSTRUCTION MANUAL – END TRAY CONNECTOR – PARTS –   End tray connector x1 Screw x2...
  • Page 36 Connect the table from the top and make sure that the profile on the end tray  connector locks into the groove at the bottom of the table frame, as illustrated below. WHEN MOUNTING You may need to apply some extra pressure to lock the end tray connector in place.
  • Page 37   Finally, secure the end tray connector from below with screws...

  • Page 38: Cable Tray Instructions

    – INSTRUCTION MANUAL – CABLE TRAY WITH AND WITHOUT PLUG SOCKET – PARTS –    Tray Connector Screw x4 (for plug socket) (for plug socket)
  • Page 39  Mount the tray from the bottom by angling the tray and sliding the top profile into the groove on the table’s support bar. Push the tray forward to lock it into place.
  • Page 40 Mounting a STEP module (STEP trays only).  Mount the connectors on each side, as illustrated below.  Finally, mount the STEP module and lock it into place with screws...

  • Page 41: Cable Clip Instructions

    – INSTRUCTION MANUAL – CABLE CLIP...
  • Page 42 Mount cable clips from below by clicking them into the groove on the table frame (or a support bar), as illustrated below.

  • Page 43: Cable Guide Instructions

    – INSTRUCTION MANUAL – CABLE GUIDE...
  • Page 44 Mount the cable guide by pressing it into the groove on the inside of the table leg, starting from the bottom. Insert the cables through the slits. To remove the guide, pull it out starting from the bottom flap.

  • Page 45: Plug Socket

    – INSTRUCTION MANUAL – PLUG SOCKET    Plug socket Power cables Screw x4 (per plug socket)
  • Page 46 Start by pulling the cables through the holes and then connect them to the sockets.
  • Page 47 Fasten the sockets with the four screws from the bottom.
  • Page 48 Place the covers.

  • Page 49: Wall Mounting Guideline

    - GUIDELINE - WALL MOUNTING WOODEN WALLS Use suitable wood screws. CONCRETE OR BRICK WALLS Use suitable screws and expansion plugs. DRYWALL OR CHIPBOARD Use suitable expanding bolts. PLEASE NOTE These are only intended as guidelines. The buyer is responsible for the wall’s bearing capacity and for ensuring the correct mounting method is used.

  • Page 50: Care & Maintenance

    – CARE & MAINTENANCE – Our Care & Maintenance offers guidance for optimal maintenance of your HAY product. It includes advice and instructions on cleaning and caring for specific materials to prolong the life of your furniture. Please find our Care & Maintenance...
  • Page 52 Havnen 1 8700 Horsens Denmark +45 4282 0282 / hay@hay.com ITEM NO. 850016 12/1 1/2021...

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