Allsteel Stride - Installation Packet; Straight Panel Guidelines

343-2152G
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Stride Installation Packet
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Illustration 1
Illustration 2
STRAIGHT PANEL GUIDELINES:
Definitions:
Parent Panel Run - Panels (or a single panel)
configured in a straight line intended to divide space.
It is usually longer than the panels used to stabilize it.
Return Panels - Panels attached to a parent run for
the purpose of stabilizing it. Return panels may also
have the effect of dividing space.
FOR ADEQUATE STABILITY of the Allsteel Stride
freestanding wall partitions, one of two methods of
stabilization must be used:
Method 1. - Refer to Illustration 1. A parent panel run
must have a minimum of two return panels extended
in opposing directions on each side of the parent run.
Notes: A single return panel (48" minimum length)
may be used with a Non-Rail Based Off-
Modular connector. The panel must extend at
least 22" from one side of the parent run.
Return panels must be no more than 30"
lower than the maximum height of the parent
panel run.
Method 2. - Refer to Illustration 2. A parent panel run
must be a minimum of 48" and a maximum of 12 feet,
and must have at least two return panels totaling at
least 58% of the length of the parent run extended in
one direction. The minimum length of a return
panel(s) should total 60".
Note: Return panels must be no more than 30"
lower than the maximum height of the parent
panel run.
X plus Y must total the greater of:
(A) 58% of the parent run length, or
(B) 60"
Z must be no greater than 30"
Y
Z
48" minimum
30" maximum
22" minimum
Illustration 3
• Stack-on frames can be installed on top of any
structural panel frames.
• A maximum of three stack-on frames, totaling no
more than 52.5", can be added to a base panel
frame to a maximum height of 110".
• 15" and 30" stack-on frames should be added to
35", 50", and 65" base frames to maintain hang
slot modularity.
• 22.5" stack-on frames should be added to 42.5"
and 57.5" base frames to maintain hang slot
modularity.
• A 15" stack-on frame can be used on top of a
22.5" stack-on frame with no loss of modularity
of hang slots.
PANEL HEIGHT LIMITATIONS (refer to Illustration 3):
35
15
15
15
42.5
22.5
15
15
50
15
15
15
57.5
22.5
15
15
65
15
15
15
X
12' maximum
48" minimum
12' maximum
48" minimum
15”
381 mm
15”
381 mm
15”
381 mm
15”
381 mm
15”
381 mm
22.5”
571.5 mm
22.5”
571.5 mm
65”
1651 mm
57.5”
1460.5 mm
50”
1270 mm
42.5”
1079.5 mm
35”
889 mm
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Stride Installation Packet
Stride Installation Packet
Illustration 1
Illustration 2
STRAIGHT PANEL GUIDELINES:
Definitions:
Parent Panel Run - Panels (or a single panel)
configured in a straight line intended to divide space.
It is usually longer than the panels used to stabilize it.
Return Panels - Panels attached to a parent run for
the purpose of stabilizing it. Return panels may also
have the effect of dividing space.
FOR ADEQUATE STABILITY of the Allsteel Stride
freestanding wall partitions, one of two methods of
stabilization must be used:
Method 1. - Refer to Illustration 1. A parent panel run
must have a minimum of two return panels extended
in opposing directions on each side of the parent run.
Notes: A single return panel (48" minimum length)
may be used with a Non-Rail Based Off-
Modular connector. The panel must extend at
least 22" from one side of the parent run.
Return panels must be no more than 30"
lower than the maximum height of the parent
panel run.
Method 2. - Refer to Illustration 2. A parent panel run
must be a minimum of 48" and a maximum of 12 feet,
and must have at least two return panels totaling at
least 58% of the length of the parent run extended in
one direction. The minimum length of a return
panel(s) should total 60".
Note: Return panels must be no more than 30"
lower than the maximum height of the parent
panel run.
X plus Y must total the greater of:
(A) 58% of the parent run length, or
(B) 60"
Z must be no greater than 30"
Y
Z
48" minimum
30" maximum
22" minimum
Illustration 3
• Stack-on frames can be installed on top of any
structural panel frames.
• A maximum of three stack-on frames, totaling no
more than 52.5", can be added to a base panel
frame to a maximum height of 110".
• 15" and 30" stack-on frames should be added to
35", 50", and 65" base frames to maintain hang
slot modularity.
• 22.5" stack-on frames should be added to 42.5"
and 57.5" base frames to maintain hang slot
modularity.
• A 15" stack-on frame can be used on top of a
22.5" stack-on frame with no loss of modularity
of hang slots.
PANEL HEIGHT LIMITATIONS (refer to Illustration 3):
35
15
15
15
42.5
22.5
15
15
50
15
15
15
57.5
22.5
15
15
65
15
15
15
X
12' maximum
48" minimum
12' maximum
48" minimum
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Stride Installation Packet
Stride Installation Packet
Illustration 1
Illustration 2
STRAIGHT PANEL GUIDELINES:
Definitions:
Parent Panel Run - Panels (or a single panel)
configured in a straight line intended to divide space.
It is usually longer than the panels used to stabilize it.
Return Panels - Panels attached to a parent run for
the purpose of stabilizing it. Return panels may also
have the effect of dividing space.
FOR ADEQUATE STABILITY of the Allsteel Stride
freestanding wall partitions, one of two methods of
stabilization must be used:
Method 1. - Refer to Illustration 1. A parent panel run
must have a minimum of two return panels extended
in opposing directions on each side of the parent run.
Notes: A single return panel (48" minimum length)
may be used with a Non-Rail Based Off-
Modular connector. The panel must extend at
least 22" from one side of the parent run.
Return panels must be no more than 30"
lower than the maximum height of the parent
panel run.
Method 2. - Refer to Illustration 2. A parent panel run
must be a minimum of 48" and a maximum of 12 feet,
and must have at least two return panels totaling at
least 58% of the length of the parent run extended in
one direction. The minimum length of a return
panel(s) should total 60".
Note: Return panels must be no more than 30"
lower than the maximum height of the parent
panel run.
X plus Y must total the greater of:
(A) 58% of the parent run length, or
(B) 60"
Z must be no greater than 30"
Y
Z
48" minimum
30" maximum
22" minimum
Illustration 3
• Stack-on frames can be installed on top of any
structural panel frames.
• A maximum of three stack-on frames, totaling no
more than 52.5", can be added to a base panel
frame to a maximum height of 110".
• 15" and 30" stack-on frames should be added to
35", 50", and 65" base frames to maintain hang
slot modularity.
• 22.5" stack-on frames should be added to 42.5"
and 57.5" base frames to maintain hang slot
modularity.
• A 15" stack-on frame can be used on top of a
22.5" stack-on frame with no loss of modularity
of hang slots.
PANEL HEIGHT LIMITATIONS (refer to Illustration 3):
35
15
15
15
42.5
22.5
15
15
50
15
15
15
57.5
22.5
15
15
65
15
15
15
X
12' maximum
48" minimum
12' maximum
48" minimum
Straight Panel Guidelines:
Denitions:
Parent Panel Run - Panels (or a single panel) congured in
a straight line intended to divide space. It is usually longer
than the panels used to stabilize it.
Return Panels - Panels attached to a parent run for the
purpose of stabilizing it. Return panels may also have the
effect of dividing space.
FOR ADEQUATE STABILITY of the Allsteel Stride
freestanding wall partitions, one of two methods of
stabilization must be used:
Method 1. - Refer to Illustration 1. A parent panel run must
be a minimum of 48” (1219.2 mm) , a maximum of 12 feet,
(3.657 meters) and must have a minimum of two return
panels (totaling 20% of the length of the parent run) extended
in opposing directions on each side of the parent run.
Note - A single return panel (48” (1219.2 mm) minimum
length) may be used with Non-Rail Based Off-Modular
connector. The panel must extend at least 22” (558.8
mm) from one side of the parent run.
Return panels must be no more than 30” (762 mm)
lower than the maximum height of the parent panel
run.
Method 2. - Refer to Illustration 2. A parent panel run must
be a minimum of 48” (1219.2 mm), a maximum of 12 feet,
(3.657 meters) and must have at least two return panels
totaling at least 58% of the length of the parent run extended
in one direction. The minimum length of a return panel(s)
should total 60” (1524 mm).
Note -
Return panels must be no more than 30” (762 mm)
lower than the maximum height of the parent panel
run.
Panel height limitations (refer to Illustration 3):
Stack-on frames can be installed on top of any
structural panel frames.
A maximum of three stack-on frames, totaling no
more than 52.5” (1333.5 mm), can be added to a base panel
frame to a maximum height of 110” (2794 mm).
15” (381 mm) and 30” (762 mm) stack-on frames should be
added to 35” (889 mm), 50”(1270 mm), and 65” (1651 mm)
base frames to maintain hang slot modularity
22.5” (571.5 mm) stack-on frames should be added to 42.5”
(1079.5 mm) and 57.5” (1460.5 mm) base frames to
maintain hang slot modularity
A 15” (381 mm) stack-on frame can be used on top of a
22.5” (571.5 mm) stack-on frame with no loss of modularity
of hang slots
Illustration 1.
Illustration 2.
Illustration 3.
30” (762 mm)
Maximum
48” (1219.2 mm)
Minumum
144” (3657.6 mm) Maximum
48” (1219.2 mm) Minimum
144” (3657.6 mm) Maximum
48” (1219.2 mm) Minimum
X plus Y must total the greater of:
(A) 58% of the parent run length or
(B) 60” (1524 mm)
(Z) must be no greater than 30” (762 mm)
15”
381 mm
15”
381 mm
15”
381 mm
15”
381 mm
15”
381 mm
15”
381 mm
15”
381 mm
15”
381 mm
24” (609.6mm)
Minimum
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