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PANEL CONNECTIONS OVERV IEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 3

PANEL CONNECTIONS – TR IM BAS ICS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 4

PANEL CONNECTIONS – CORNER BAS ICS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 5

PANEL CONNECTIONS – UNIVERSAL BAS ICS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 6

PANEL CONNECTIONS S IMPL I F IED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 7

PANEL CONNECTIONS – TRADIT IONAL PROF ILE . . . . . . . . . . . 6 8

PANEL CONNECTIONS – SQUARE PROF ILE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 1

LYFT PANELS & CONNECTIONS OVERV IEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 3

LYFT END RUN, MID RUN & OFF-MODULE 90˚ CONNECTOR BASICS . . . . 7 4

LYFT TRIMS & CONNECTIONS BASICS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 5

CONNECTING LYFT THIN PANELS TO T /O / S PANELS . . . . . . . . . 7 6

CONNECTING THIN PANELS TO OTHER THIN PANELS . . . . . . . 7 7

PLANNING WITH THIN PANEL END & INTERMEDIATE TR IM . . . 7 8

INTERMEDIATE TR IMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 8

t/o/s application guide – April 30, 2018



panel connections overview

Panel connections are used to connect Panels at various angles and to finish corners and ends.

• Two style options are offered: Traditional and Square• Traditional and Square styles cannot be combined• Metal and Flintwood finishes cannot be combined• Corner connections can be made in 90° and 180° angles• Panel Connections include power and communication lines travelling from panel- to panel through corners

End Trim (PET, PETS)

Panel Spacer (CEC_18, CECS_18)

Panel Hinge (PH)

Adjustable Filler Panel (PF)

Flush Foot (FL280)

also available

Three-Way Connectors (CC_18, CCS_18)Also available Intermediate Corner Covers(CI_18, CIS_18)

Corner Covers Four-Way 90˚ (CC_4, CCS_4)

Wall Adapter (PWA)

Intermediate Trim (PIT, PITS)

Top Trims (TR, TRS)

Slot Cover (PSC200)

Two-Way Intermediate Corner Cover (CI_90)Also available 180˚ Connections (CI_18,CIS_00) and 90˚ Connections (CI_90, CIS_90)

Two_Way Corner Cover (CI_90, CCS_90)

Panel-to-Panel Adapter (PPA)

Outside Corner Covers (EC, ECS)(Not Shown)Also available Intermediate OutsideCorner Covers (ECI, ECIS)

Panel creep should be accommodated in the planning process to ensuresuccessful installations

3 3/4" 3 3/4" 1/8"

Two-Way Three- or Four-Way Straight

panel creep



panel connections – trim basics

T/O/S trims finish the ends and tops of Panels.

• End Trims and Intermediate Trims must be ordered separately• End Trims and Intermediate Trims are not interchangeable, even though they share some common sizes

Wall Adapter (PWA)• Is used to attach a Panel to a fixedwall or column

• To attach a standard Glass Panel ora Door Panel Wall Adapter PanelHinges (PH) must also be used

Panel-to Panel-Adapter (PPA)• Provides the ability to create an off-module 90˚ condition

• Cannot be attached to Door Panels

• An additional 1" width must beadded to the panel run toaccommodate the space taken up bythe Panel-to-Panel Adapter

• Does not allow power to pass through

• Requires Panel Hinges to attachGlass Elements

• Modular Power Panels (PM) andSuper Panels (PX) can be attachedto Panels of the same height orshorter – Power Panels (PE) mustbe attached to Panels of the sameheight only

Top Trims (TR, TRS)• Cover the exposed horizontal toprail of the Panel

• Can be installed on any same widthPanel, Add-On Module, Over Panelor Cable Lay-In-Module

• With a wood finish will not allowan access door to fully open on a36" high panel

FinishesTrims are available in Upholstery,Flintwood Stains and a variety ofFoundation and Mica colors

Intermediate Trims (PIT, PITS) • Finish the exposed end of a Panel ata corner connection where a changeof height occurs

• End Trims are not interchangeable,even though there are somecommon sizes

• Available in Traditional and Squareprofiles

*Please be advised for panel manufacturedbefore 1994 that the previous PET andPIT trims are still required for anyreconfiguration application as a CR with noup charge. The following are the relatedCR numbers.PET – CR#1062729PIT – CR#1062730

End Trims (PET, PETS) • Finishes the exposed end of a Paneland is the full height of a Panel end

• Intermediate Trims are notinterchangeable, even though thereare some common sizes

• Must be installed on a T/O/S Panelof the same height

• Are available in Traditional andSquare profiles

*Please be advised for panel manufacturedbefore 1994 that the previous PET andPIT trims are still required for anyreconfiguration application as a CR with noup charge. The following are the relatedCR numbers.PET – CR#1062729PIT – CR#1062730



panel connections – corner basics

Corner Trims and Spacers are used on all corners of workstations, and where additional space is required along a Panelrun within a workstation.

Corner Cover Two-Way 90˚ (CC_90, CCS_90) • Creates a full-height connection between twoPanels that join at 90˚

• Three configurations available A-B, and C, eachfinished to match the corner they are beingapplied to – see applications pages for propercorner required

Corner Cover Three-Way (CC_18, CCS_18) • Creates a full-height connection between threePanels where two Panels are connected side byside at a 180˚ angle and the third panel meetsat a 90˚ angle

• Offers six configurations A, B, C, D, E and F,each finished to match the corner they arebeing applied to – see application pages forproper corner required

• Also available 3" Corner Cover Three-Way180˚ No Cap (CC_18)

• The cap is not required when an intermediateconnector is installed above

Panel Spacer (CEC_18, CECS_18) • Creates and covers a full-height space betweentwo Panels which are connected side by side at180˚

• Is the same width as a three or Four-Wayconnector

• Is used to keep Panel runs equal length, whenone run has an additional connector in it – itcreates a 3 7/8" wide space between Panels

• Offers three configurations, G, H, and I eachfinished to match the corner they are beingapplied to – see applications pages for properconnector required

Corner Cover Four-Way 90˚ (CC_4, CCS_4) • Creates and covers a full-height connectionbetween four Panels which meet at 90˚ angles

• Three configurations are available, A, B, and C,each finished to match the corner they arebeing applied to – see applications pages forproper corner required

• The same components are available in a NoCap Version

• CS-4 the cap is not required when anintermediate connector is installed above

Two-Way Intermediate Corner Covers Two-Way 90˚ (CI_90, CIS_90) • Create an intermediate height connectionbetween two Panels that join at a 90˚ angle

• Offer three configurations, A, B, and C, eachfinished to match the corner they are beingapplied to – see applications pages for propercorner required

• Also available Intermediate Corner CoversThree-Way 180˚ (CI_18 and CIS_18)

FinishesPanel connectors are available inFoundation and Mica colors

Outside Corner Covers (EC, ECS)(Not Shown) • Are finishing treatments similar to a Panel EndTrim to be used in conjunction withIntermediate Three-Way Connectors

• Cover the exposed structural portion of specificcorner connection types

• Also available Intermediate Outside CornerCover (ECI, ECIS)



panel connections – universal basics

Additional Products are available for unique connection applications.

Flush Foot (FL280)

• Provides support for wing Panels whereworksurfaces and storage are not attached to thePanel

• Cannot be used if the worksurface or storageare mounted to the Panel

• Cannot be used on panel runs longer than 8'

• Does not replace floor supports onworksurfaces

• If the Panels that the foot is being installed onare manufactured prior to March 1994, specifyFL180

Slot Cover (PSC200) • Is an optional treatment that covers slots on thePanel vertical upright, to conceal theincrements

• Can only be used on Panel frames producedafter March 1994, for Panels prior to that order(PSC100)

Panel Hinge (PH) • Used to connect Panels in situations whereposi-locks cannot be used

• Must also be used to connect Panelsmanufactured prior to November 1987

• Enables the Door Panel to be connected to theWall Adapter (PWA)

Adjustable Filler Panel (PF) • Allows for adjustable short distance connectionbetween two Panels

• Telescopes to cover a distance from either 4" to6" or 6" to 9"

• Is not structural, the Panel run must be stableon its own

FinishesPanel Connectors are available inFoundation and Mica colors



panel connections simplified

Identify the footprint of the configuration. Specifically, is it a Two-Way, Three-Way,or a Four-Way configuration? What is the contained angle (eg. 90°)?

The basic coding sequence is as follows:

eg:

An outline of the steps to take are as follows:

Identify the height of the first section and whether or not there will be arequirement for a cap. The height of the shortest Panel determines the height of thefirst section

Specify finishing trims

C364

CI1590C or

CIS1590

CI1518For

CIS1518

example

step 2:

step 3:

Identify the footprint and height of the remaining sections and whether or not a capwill be required. See the examples on the following pages to identify cap options

step 4:

step 5: PIT15or

PITS515

Footprint: Four-WayAngle 90°

Identify which connection and trim style is required, Traditional Profile or SquareProfile. The same style should be used throughout, as Panel connections mustalways be specified in the same styles as top trim. Universal Panel components canbe specified with either Square Profile or Traditional Profile top trim styles

It is not required that trim style match Element style

step 1:

Height: 36"Cap Required: NoCode: C364

Footprint: Three-WayAngle: 180°Height: 15"Cap Required: YesCode:Traditional Profile: CI1518F Square Profile: CIS1518

Footprint: Two-WayAngle: 90°Height: 15"Cap Required: YesCode:Traditional Profile: CI1590CSquare Profile: CIS1590

Trim: IntermediateHeight: 15"Code:

Traditional Profile: PIT15Square Profile: PITS515

traditional profile square profile

corner height angle cap coverCI 15 18 H

A complete series of corner configurations are included on the following pages for reference

To identify connector requirements, follow these steps:

90°



panel connections – traditional profile

CC_ _90

CEC_ _18

1 32

10 11 12

The following examples can be used to determine the proper connectors needed in specific installations.

CC5190ACC3690B

PIT15

CC3690C

PIT15

CEC5118GCEC3618H

PIT15 PIT15

CEC3618I

two-way connectors



panel connections – traditional profile (continued)

CC_ _18

C_ _18

EC51EC51 EC51

13 14 15 16

17 18

1920

2122

23 24 25


CC5118A

PIT15

CC3618B CC3618DCC3618C

PIT15PIT15

CC3618E

CI1590B

PIT15

CC3618E

CI1590A

CC3618F

CI1590A

CC3618F

CI1590C

PIT15

CC3618F

CI1590B

PIT15

CC3618E

CI1590C

PIT15

C3618

CI1518G

C3618

CI1518H

PIT15

C3618

CI1518IPIT15

three-way connectors



panel connections – traditional profile (continued)

C_ _4

ECI15 ECI15

ECI15ECI30

31 32 33 34

35 36 37 38

39 40 41 42

43 44

four-way connectors


CI1518A

C364

PIT15

CI1518B

C364

PIT15

CI1518D

C364

PIT15

CI1518C

C364

CI1590A

CI1518E

C364

PIT15

CI1518F

CI1590B

C364

PIT15

CI1518E

CI1590C

C364

CI1518G

C364

PIT15

CI1518E

CI1590B

C364

CI1518H

PIT15

C364

CI1518I

PIT15

C364

CI1518J

CI1518G

C364

PIT15

CI1518F

CI1590C

C364

CI1590A

CI1518F

C364

CC_ _4

26 27 28 29 30

CI1590A

CC364CCC514A

CI1590C

CC364C

PIT15PIT15

CI1590B

CC364CCC364B

PIT15



panel connections – square profile

CCS_ _90 CECS_ _18

two-way connectors

1 2

ECS51

ECS36

3 4

CCS_ _18

5 6 7 8

C_ _18

ECS51ECS51

9 10


CCS3690

PITS15

CCS5190

CECS5118CECS3618

PITS15

CCS5118CCS3618 CCS3618

CIS1590

PITS15PITS15

CCS3618

CIS1590

C3618

PITS15

CIS1500

C3618

CIS1500

three-way connectors



panel connections – square profile (continued)


CCS_ _4

four-way connectors

11 12

C_ _4ECIS15

ECIS15 ECIS15ECIS30

13 14 15 16

17 18 19

CCS514

PITS15

CCS364

CIS1518

C364

PITS15

CIS1518

C364

CIS1590

CI1518J

C364

ECIS15

CIS1500

C364

PITS15

CI1518JCIS1590

C364

CIS1500

PITS15

C364

CI1518J

CIS1500

C364



lyft panels & connections overview

Lyft Connectors are used to connect Lyft Thin Panels and Screens to T/O/S Panels at various angles and maintainworksurface to Panel alignment.

End Run 90˚ Connector/Spacer(HCES)

Thin Panel Connector 90˚ –Two-Way (HCH9)

Thin Panel End Trim (HET)

Mid Run 90˚ On-ModuleConnector/Spacer (HCMS)

FinishesLyft connectors are available in avariety of Foundation and Micacolors

Thin Panel Intermediate Trim(HIT)



lyft end run, mid run & off-module 90˚ connector basics

Lyft Connectors are used to connect Lyft Thin Panels to T/O/S panels at various angles.

End Run 90˚ Connector/Spacer(HCES)• Creates a finished full height 90˚angle end run connection between aLyft Panel and a T/O/S Panel (Two-Way connection) or two Lyft Panelsand a T/O/S Panel (Three-Wayconnection)

• Replaces T/O/S Panel End Trim

Mid Run 90˚ On ModuleConnector/Spacer (HCMS)• Creates a full height 90" Mid-RunConnection at the junction betweenthe following:

- a Lyft Thin Panel and two T/O/SPanels aligned at 180˚ (Three-Wayconnection)

- Two Lyft Thin Panels aligned at180˚ and two T/O/S Panelsaligned at 180˚ (Four-Wayconnection)

• Adds 1.2" to a T/O/S panel run



lyft trims & connections basics

Lyft offers a number of connectors and trims that finish ends and corners, or connect to T/O/S.

Thin Panel Intermediate Trim(HIT) Finishes exposed portions of LyftThin Panels where a full end trim isnot required

FinishesLyft trims and connectors areavailable in a variety of Foundationand Mica colors

Thin Panel End Trim (HET)Finishes the full panel end height atall exposed corner and end runlocations.

Thin Panel Connector 90˚ – Two-Way (HCH9)Creates a full-height 90˚ connectionbetween two Lyft Thin Panels



end run 90˚ connector/spacer (HCES)• Creates a finished full-height 90˚ angle end run connectionbetween a Lyft Panel and a T/O/S Panel or two Thin Panels and aT/O/S Panel

• Specify Spacer height to match height of T/O/S Panel

• Connections for two Thin Panels is included

• Replaces T/O/S Panel End Trim

• Follows all other guidelines indicated for the Mid-Run 90˚ On-Module Connector/Spacer (HCMS)

connecting lyft thin panels to t/o/s panels

mid run 90˚ on-module connector/spacer(HCMS)Creates a spacer between a Lyft Thin Panel and two T/O/S Panels ortwo Lyft Thin Panels aligned at 180˚ and two T/O/S Panels alignedat 180˚

A number of connectors are available for connecting Lyft Thin Panels to T/O/S panels. The following rules apply when.

Specify Spacer height to match theheight of the lowest T/O/S Panel atthe connection point

• When the Lyft Thin Panel is being used to support a T/O/S Panel,a worksurface is required at the corner where the Thin Panel andthe T/O/S Panel meet

• This connection can occur without a worksurface if the Lyft thinpanel is stabilized with a Stabilizer Foot and no support is requiredfrom the Lyft Thin Panel

• Lyft Thin Panels can be no more than 15" higher than the T/O/SPanel to which it is attached

• Thin Panel Intermediate Trims (HIT) must be specified separatelywhen Lyft Thin Panel height exceeds T/O/S Panel height

15"

1.2" 1.2"

180˚



connecting thin panels to other thin panels

The following rules apply when connecting Thin Panels to other Thin Panels.

• For Four-Way 90˚ Connections, a Four-Way Top Cap (included with a Four-Way 90˚ Thin Panel Connector) replaces the Top Cap of the lower most Lyft ThinPanel

• For Three-Way 120˚ Connections, a Three-Way Top Cap (included with a Three-Way 120˚ Thin Panel Connector replaces the Top Cap of the lower most LyftThin Panel

• If a Two-Way or Three-Way 90˚ or a Two-Way 120˚ Thin Panel Connector is specified, Lyft Thin Panel End Trims (HET) (two or three) are required (specifiedseparately)

• If a Four-Way 90˚ or a Three-Way 120˚ Panel Connector is specified, Lyft Thin Panel Intermediate Trims (HIT) are required for change of height panelconnections (specified separately)

• Thin Panel 180˚ Connections are included with Lyft Thin Panels – 90˚ and 120˚ are specified separately. Thin Panel trims (end or intermediate) are required forTwo-Way 90˚ Connections, Three-Way 90˚ Connections, Four-Way 90˚ Connections with a change of height, Two-Way 120˚ Connections, and Three-Way 120˚Connections with a change of height

• Freestanding application opportunities using Monolithic Panels only include space division for common work/meeting areas, open areas, and individualworkstations

• On-module connections only can be made when connecting Lyft Thin Panels to other Lyft Thin Panels

• Connectors can be specified for two-way, three-way and four-way 90˚. Angle for two-way or three-way 120˚ on-module connections between Lyft Thin Panels

Lyft Thin Panels can be connected toeach other with a change of height upto 15"



planning with thin panel end & intermediate trim

The following rules apply when planning with End Trims and Intermediate Trims.

intermediate trims

• Covers exposed Thin Panel ends at the end of a panel run, and Lyft-to-Lyft Thin Panel Two-Way 90˚ Connection (two endtrims), a Three-Way 90˚ (three end trims) and a Two-Way 120˚ (two end trims)

• Thin Panel End Trim is notched at all potential locations for connections

• Thin Panel intermediate Trim is applied to Lyft Thin Panels in three configurations: 1) Four-Way 90˚ Lyft Thin Panel connections with a change of Panel height 2) Three-Way 120˚ Lyft Thin Panel connections with a change of Panel height 3) Lyft to T/O/S Panels on-module connections where Lyft Thin Panels are higher than T/O/S Panels

• Thin Panel Intermediate Trim is notched at all potential locations for connections

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