reconfigurable arbor tables

Specif icat ion Guide for

Seminar | boardroom | conference

W A L L G O L D F I N G E R

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RECONFIGURABLE ARBOR TABLES

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W a L L G o L d f i n G e r , i n c . | a r B o r S p e c i f i c at i o n G u i d e

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CONTENTS

introduction

6 contents

8 5’ x 5’

9 folding tops

10 Modesty panels

11 custom Shapes

12 Lightweight aluminum

13 pedestal Bases

14 X-Leg

confiGurationS18 table Ganging devices

19 table configurations

20 rectangular tables

21 Square tables

22 circular tables

23 Special tables

24 Video conference tables

materiaLS28 Light

29 Medium

32 dark

33 Synthetic Leather

33 dura-Bull

34 Swatches

36 Stone

37 Lightweight Stone top

Veneer PatternS40 Square tables

42 rectangular tables

43 Half round tables

44 circular tables

45 Video conference tables

46 Variations


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CONTENTS

tabLe edGeS & cornerS

50 edge profiles

52 Banding and inlays

54 Veneer corner Samples

tabLe LeGS & baSeS58 Leg attachment

59 Standard Legs

60 Wire Management

61 folding t-Bases

62 folding Leg System

63 Levelers and casters

64 pedestal Bases

65 drum Bases

66 Hinged table top

tabLe acceSSorieS70 arbor Grommets

70 pass throughs

71 table top Hatches

71 Single doors

72 access doors

73 communication Systems

73 Hideaway Spin System

74 power & data units

75 Modesty panels

76 transport & Storage

76 table and Leg cart

78 client List


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INTRODUCTION

WallGoldfinger is pleased to provide you with an

updated guidebook for our established and ever-

evolving line of lightweight, reconfiguring tables

known as “Arbor”. To call Arbor a “line” is a bit

misleading. All Arbor tables are, in fact, custom

built and reflect your choice of materials, finishes

and functions. However, all Arbors share an em-

phasis on lightweight materials, ease of handling

and portability, as well as reasonable costs and

speedy deliveries.

Over the years, WallGoldfinger has eagerly

sought new solutions, techniques and materi-

als, allowing us to blend together the utmost in

functionality with the highest aesthetic stan-

dards. This innovative and open minded spirit is

reflected in the many possibilities of shapes, sizes,

veneers, patterns, and leg styles depicted in this

handbook. Please consider the limitless combi-

nations and then give us a call. We are ready to

help you put the pieces together and give you a


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product of the very best quality at a fair price,

and on schedule.

And if you don’t see something you must

have, please let us know. We are always looking

for new requirements and new solutions, aim-

ing to make the Arbor family ever more flexible

and responsive. Your problem will have our

undivided attention.


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ARBOR TABLES5’ X 5’


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ARBOR TABLESfoLdinG topS


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ARBOR TABLESModeSty paneLS


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ARBOR TABLEScuStoM SHapeS


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ARBOR TABLESLiGHtWeiGHt aLuMinuM


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ARBOR TABLESpedeStaL BaSeS


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ARBOR TABLESX-LeG


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CONFIGURATIONS

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taBLe GanGinG deViceS

ANDERLOCWhen pedestals or T-base legs are used, the Anderloc spans between tables and gangs them together, helping to level multiple table configurations.

TOGGLEWhen pedestals or T-base legs are used, the Arbor legs are connected to table tops using the WallGoldfinger Toggle connector (see page 48 for further information).

The leg fastens to the table top with four quarter-turn bolts. The bolts snap into metal plates that are fastened to the underside of the table tops. The bolts cannot be over-turned or the connection stripped. There is no loose hardware. All that is needed is a h” socket wrench or a screw driver.

Legs can be set up the stan-dard way of four to a table, or they can be placed be-tween two tops, acting as a leveling and ganging device.

ARBOR RECONFIGURING

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Individual Arbor table tops are typically simple geometric forms: rectangles, squares, half circles, and quarter circles. Individual table dimensions are usually in a 1 to 1 or 2 to 1 length to width ratio, this being particularly use-ful when in an assembled format.

As illustrated on the following pages, other specialized, custom shapes are available as well cus-tom lengths and widths. We can create optimum configurations for all kinds of conferencing needs, flexible boardrooms, semi-

nars and training, and dining.Although chair sizes vary, as

a rule of thumb we recommend a minimum allowance of 30” of table perimeter per seat.

When ganged together, Arbor tables offer the added advantage of having exclusive Wall “Snap & Lock” legs that straddle the joint between tables, thus reducing the number of legs and creating more leg room. This unique method of ganging tables with our Snap & Lock system is also self leveling and self aligning.

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ARBOR RECONFIGURING

SeminarS and traininGEnd to end Arbor connections are typically used in seminar and training situations. Because of Arbor’s inherent light weight and quick reconfigurability, changing classroom require-ments can be easily accommodated.

boardroomTraditional rectangular boardroom layouts can be achieved with Arbors ganged side to side or end to end/side to side.

cLoSed boardroomThe hollow square is an effective way to create excellent communications around a table if the size of the room permits.

oPen boardroomA “U” shaped Arbor assembly is perfect for meetings in which the speaker or presenter wishes to interact closely with the audience. Here we’ve added small square Arbor extensions to create a “C” shape.

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SEATING & CONFIGURATION

30” x 60” 33” x 66” 36” x 72”

rectanGuLar arborSRectangular Arbors, especially those using a

2-to-1 length to width ratio, can be assembled in several different ways: side to side, end to

end, and side to end. These combinations can produce varying layouts, from large rectangles

to hollow squares to long ranks.

rectanGuLar taBLeS

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SQuare arborSIn some cases, square topped Arbors may be the best solution. Square tops are often used in dining areas or in multi-function areas where dining and conferencing are combined.

Depending on the size of the top and the aesthetic requirements, it may be possible to use a cube style pedestal base rather than our Snap & Lock leg system.

With our recommended base setback of 18”, a 24” x 24” pedestal base provides adequate stability for a 60” x 60” top; smaller tops should always use Snap & Lock legs.

48” x 48” 60” x 60”

Arbor cube bases are typically fitted with locking casters, “Anderloc” table joining plates, and detachable tops. For storage, simply unfasten the Anderlocs, remove the top, place the top on a WallGoldfinger storage cart, and wheel the components into the storage area.

SEATING & CONFIGURATIONSquare taBLeS

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circuLar arborSArbors can be built as circles, half-circles and

quarter circles. We have illustrated the kind of flexibility the half and quarter circles can

provide when used in conjunction with either rectangular or square Arbors. They can also be

assembled to create circles or toroids. No matter what configuration, these Arbors use the same Snap & Lock legs and thus alleviate leg clear-

ance issues by using shared legs at table joints.

48” diameter 60” diameter 66” diameter 72” diameter

circuLar taBLeS


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SPeciaL arborSArbors can be used to great effect in a quarter circle format. These quadrants, either with a full radius edge or with a center scallop, can be used to create a variety of “race track” plans when used in conjunction with Arbor rectangles or squares. And, like the half-circles on the previous page, the quadrants can be assembled as full circles.

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Video conference taBLeS


Video conferencinG“Keystone” Arbors allow the creation of the

“V” shapes so popular for videoconferencing applications. Since the keystone is a custom

shape, it can incorporate whatever angles are required to optimize sight lines or best utilize a

particular space.

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MATERIALS


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ARBOR VENEERLiGHt

plain sliced ash

quartered ash

quartered figured french ash

plain sliced figured french ash

plain sliced Maple

quartered Maple

plain sliced figured english Sycamore

quartered figured english Sycamore

quartered fiddleback english Sycamore

quartered figured Maple

plain sliced figured Maple

Birds eye Maple

note: these illustrations are broadly representative of specific veneer types.


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ARBOR VENEERMediuM

Bamboo Small Knuckle

plain sliced anigre

quartered plain anigre

quartered Block Mottled anigre

quartered figured anigre

quartered fiddleback anigre

rift red oak

rift White oak

quartered ceylon SatinwoodBee’s Wing figured

quilted Maple

quartered flakey White oak

quartered Bee’s Wing eucalyptus

please review actual veneer samples before making a final selection.


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ARBOR VENEERMediuM

plain sliced pearwood

quartered pearwood

quartered figured pearwood

quartered okume

plain sliced cherry

quartered cherry

plain sliced french Walnut

quartered Zebrano

quartered figured Mozambique

quartered Block Mottled Makore

quartered ropey cherry

plain sliced ropey cherry

note: these illustrations are broadly representative of specific veneer types.


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ARBOR VENEERMediuM darK

quartered african Mahogany

quartered Mahogany

plain sliced Mahogany

quartered etimoe

quartered Bubinga

Kevizingo

quartered Sapele (ribbon Stripe)

Sapele pommele

Moabi pommele

quartered plain Makore

plain sliced Makore

quartered fiddleback Makore

please review actual veneer samples before making a final selection.


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ARBOR VENEERdarK

quartered Bee’s Wing eucalyptus

plain sliced Walnut

quartered Walnut

quartered figured Walnut

quartered english Brown oak

quartered Wenge

Bamboo Large Knuckle

quartered french Walnut

quartered east indian Laurel

quartered east indian rosewood

quartered Macassar ebony

ebonized

note: these illustrations are broadly representative of specific veneer types. please review actual veneer samples before making a final selection.


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dura-BuLL

SyNThETIC LEAThER

Dura-Bull synthetic leather has the elegant appearance and touch of fine, soft glove leather with the durability and inherent stain resistance achieved through advanced technology.

The same space-age chemis-try used to develop bullet-proof glass and high performance aircraft components has been successfully applied to fiber and

textile engineering to produce the outstand-ing characteristics of these materials.

The nylon fibers are laid down in a three-directional axis similar to the natural structure of colla-gen that is found in leather, resulting in superior durability. One ounce of this ny-lon microfiber would be long enough to wrap around the equator several times.

The intrinsic strength makes Dura-Bull tear and puncture resistant, thus creating a material with considerable versatility, used for uphol-stery, desk inlays, or wall and panel applications.

Because of the special finishing system, the color of Dura-Bull is an integral part of the material, permanently enriching it with a fresh appearance that will not fade or lose its beauty over time.


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SyNThETIC LEAThERSWatcHeS

note: these illustrations are broadly representative of specific leather colors.

J1B1 WHite

J1dB naturaL

J1f5 BarLey

J1L7 BeaVer

J1B4 WHite cLoud

J1da eGG SHeLL

J1f1 caMeL

J1K1 taupe

J1de GeLato

J1d4 iVory

J1q2 MeLon

J1K6 MuSHrooM

J1B3 Winter WHite

J1d2 Bone

J1e1 SaddLe

J1G2 SpaniSHe tiLe

J1d6 ecru

J1d3 rye

J1G1 ruSSett

J1J5 BordeauX


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SyNThETIC LEAThERSWatcHeS

please review actual lather samples before making a final selection.

J1Ld iceBerG

J1n2 duSK

J1n3 BLueStone

J1J1 BurGundy

J1K4 Stucco

J1p6 SaGe Green

J1i3 cHarBroWn

J1i2 HerSHey

J1L1 Grey

J1L4 pond

J1Sc VioLet

J1L6 otter

J1K3 GraVeL

J1c7 coLoniaL BLue

J1c3 indiGo

J1L9 cinder

J1p3 Hunter Green

J1p1 pine

J1c1 naVy

J1a1 BLacK

(The stones shown above are only a small sampling of the thousands of varieties available.For a comprehensive overview of working with stone materials, see our companion Stone Brochure Specification Guide.)


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STONESaMpLeS

Giallo realetum

Sea foam

arabescato cervaiole

Gris imperial

dakota Mahogany

St Laurent

argos

Juparana Gold

danby imperial

ubatuba

Blue pearl calacatta Borghini

nordic Black

emperador dark Giallo reale

Vermont Verde


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STONELiGHtWeiGHt Stone top

WallGoldfinger has pioneered the use of lightweight stone panels for table tops, thus making movable stone tables a reality. Virtually any stone can be incorporated into the light-weight—about 1/3 the weight of a typi-cal ¾”-thick stone panel—composite tops. These top panels can be treated with a “miter fold” edge, as shown above, or framed with wood or metal. WallGoldfinger has also developed a folding top mechanism which allows tables mounted on casters to be rolled through doorways and corridors, and easily repositioned within a room.

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VENEER PATTERNS


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ARBOR VENEER PATTERNSSquare taBLeS

SLiP matcH

booK matcH

diamond

reVerSe SLiP matcH

booK & butt matcH

reVerSe diamond


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ARBOR VENEER PATTERNSSquare taBLeS

boX

bLocK

HerrinGbone

reVerSe boX

baSKet WeaVe


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ARBOR VENEER PATTERNSrectanGuLar taBLeS

SLiP matcH reVerSe SLiP matcH

boX reVerSe boX

booK matcH

diamond

booK & butt matcH

reVerSe diamond


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ARBOR VENEER PATTERNSHaLf round taBLeS

bLocK

HerrinGbone

baSKet WeaVe

SunburSt

booKmatcH

booKmatcH

WeaVe


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ARBOR VENEER PATTERNScircuLar taBLeS

SunburSt

booKmatcH

booKmatcH

WeaVe


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ARBOR VENEER PATTERNSVideo conference taBLeS

SunburStbooKmatcH booKmatcH


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ARBOR VENEER PATTERNSVariationS

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boX PatternS

booK & butt PatternS


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ARBOR VENEER PATTERNSVariationS

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diamond PatternS

miSceLLaneouS PatternS

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TABLE EDGES & CORNERS

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edGe profiLeS

ARBOR EDGES

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reVerSe BeVeL edGe WitH BuMper

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reVerSe BeVeL edGe

#001B

Square edGe WitH BuMper

#829 reeded Square edGe

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reeded round edGe

#818 contained penciL edGe

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ARBOR EDGESedGe profiLeS

#001 Square edGe

#002LiGHtWeiGHt

aLuMinuM edGe

#828 Beaded edGe

#550 coVe edGe

#570 fLuted edGe

#836 reVerSe BeVeL

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ARBOR EDGESBandinG and inLayS

½" x 2" solid edge

½" x 2" edge, and 2" crossband 2" solid edge, with brushed stainless steel ¼" inlay

2" x 2" solid edge, with black ebony ¼" inlay

¼” x 2” brushed stainless steel edge, with dura-Bull synthetic leather

2" x 2" solid edge, emperadora scuro marble, with ¼" statuary bronze inlay ¼” x 2” brushed stainless steel edge

½" x 2" edge, 2" crossband, with black ebony ¼" inlay

¼” x 2” brushed stainless steel edge, with polished argos marble

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ARBOR EDGESBandinG and inLayS

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ARBOR EDGESVeneer corner SaMpLeS

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ARBOR EDGESVeneer corner SaMpLeS

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TABLE LEGS & BASES


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ARBOR TABLE LEGSLeG attacHMent

TOGGLETo attach legs to corner table plates: Insert plungers into holes in the table plates. Flip the latches into the notches in the leg plate, locking the leg in place.

To attach two tables with one leg: Align the tables so that plates or half-plates are opposite each other. Insert plungers into holes in the table plates. Flip the latches into the notches in the leg plate, to level the tops to each other as well as locking the leg in place. The system can also be used to gang 3 or 4 tops together using a single leg.

SNAp ‘N LOCkTo attach legs to corner table plates: Position the leg plate aligned with the table plate. Use the supplied nut driver (illustrated) to push the bolt into the receptacle in the table plate, and turn it one-quarter turn until it snaps into place. Repeat for the other 3 bolts. This locks the leg in place.

To attach two tables with one leg: Align the tables so that plates or half-plates are opposite each other. Use the supplied nut driver (illus-trated) to push the bolt into the re-ceptacle in the table plate, and turn it one-quarter turn until it snaps into place. Repeat for the other 3 bolts. This levels the tops to each other as well as locking the leg in place. The system can also be used to gang 3 or 4 tops together using a single leg.


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ARBOR TABLE LEGSStandard LeGS

3-inch and 2-inch diameter by 27¾” height, with 14 gauge tubular steel

ROUND METAL LEGSA paint ready or powder coatB Bronze or chromeC Brushed or polished, Stainless SteelD aluminum

WOOD LEGS3-inch diameter by 27¾” height

E FlutedF Maple, cherry, Honduras ma-

hogany, walnut, and specials

SQUARE LEGS*3-inch by 3-inch square by 27¾” height

G Revealh Fluted I Fluted with taper

TApERED LEGS**Standard 27¾” height

J Round wood tapered. Column is 3” top diameter and 2” base diameterK Round metal tapered. Column is 14” gauge steel tubing with 3” top diameter and 1” base diameterL Square Tapered. Column is 3” top and 2” base

Standard available colors: Furniture White, Neutral Light, Western Beige, Maple Brown, Flat Black, Forest Green, Navy, Burgundy, Stardust, Smoke Gray, Auburn Gray, Oxford Gray, Georgian Gray Wrinkle, Mist Gray Wrinkle, Chateau Brown Wrinkle, Black Wrinkle, Antique Bronze, Charcoal Metallic, Satin Chrome, Gun-metal, Brushed Steel

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* Square leg series available with raceway wire management.** Wire management not available for tapered legs.


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ARBOR TABLE LEGSWire ManaGeMent

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hINGED DOOR EXTERNAL RACEWAy

N O PHINGED DOORAccess holes are 1” diameter located at top and bottom of door and ¾” width x 19” height steel door with self closing hinges. Runs within 2” of top plate and bottom of column.*

EXTERNALFeatures plastic invisible hinge that opens to put wires in. Inside is ½” x ½” and a serrated finish.**

RACEWAY1” by 1” plastic raceway set into wooden legs.

CROSS COLUMNA lightweight aluminum leg that incorporates wire manage-ment — a custom WallGoldfinger proprietary extrusion. A clip-in plate can be added to contain wire management. Anodized or powder coated finish available.

* Standard available colors in Paint Ready and Powder Coat. Not available in Brushed Steel, Antique Bronze, or Brushed Chrome

** Available in all standard finishes


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T-BASE13 gauge steel with a 2” diameter main bar and column. Self-clos-ing door runs within 2” of top and bottom of column. Com-munication wires easy to install with fitting access door, 1” levelers and secured inthreaded inserts. Welded end caps.

WIDE T-BASE12 guage rectangular steel tubing with 7 gauge steel plate spider. Full radius end caps welded to 1½” x 2” mainbar. Threaded inserts accept 1’ diameter leveler. Self-closing access door runs length of 1½” x 4” column, allows easy installation of cables and wires.

FOLDING MECHANISM• Provides positive lock up or down without slack• Lightweight nylon injection molded body with an extruded aluminum working mechanism• Durable and rugged, yet sleek and low profile• Easily operated with hand or foot using single press down lever• Allows legs to fold flat on table tops as short as 57”• Can be installed on tables as short as 36” with use of riser brackets allowing legs to overlap• Available as an accessory add-on for single and double column bases

DOUBLE T-BASE13 gauge steel with 2” diam-eter steel tubing, stamped 7 or 11 gauge steel spider with welded reinforcement allows for easy installation of the top with 1” levelers and secured inthreaded inserts.

“C” TYpE TABLE BASE14 gauge column and base tubing with rigid bolted plates are fabricated steel e” x 6” x 8” (requires 6-8 #12-14 screws). End caps are welded and pol-ished to look like solid steel.

the riser brackets are designed to be used on folding tables between 36” and 59” in length. the riser raises one of the legs off the table so that it will over-lap the other leg and fold into the storage position. two pieces (one pair) are needed per table.

SpecificationsMaterial: aluminum with 6 tapped holes for securing mechanism. Screws provided.Table Mounting: Six (6) #12-14 screws required for securing 2 risers to the table top. Screws not provided.Note: 2 pieces (one pair) are needed per tableFinish Options: Black oxide

Not available in Antique Bronze, Brushed Steel, Brushed Chrome, Polished Chrome

Standard 27¾” height

Not available in Antique Bronze, Brushed Steel, Brushed Chrome, or Polished Chrome


Not Available in Chrome and Powder Coat paint




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ARBOR TABLE LEGSfoLdinG LeG SySteM

FOLDING LEG HINGE• Provides positive lock up or down without slack

• Stainless steel or painted metal hinge mechanism

• Durable and rugged, yet sleek and low profile

• Easily operated with hand single press button

• Allows legs to fold flat on table tops as short as 57”


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ARBOR TABLE LEGSLeVeLerS and caSterS

LEVELERLight duty, black plastic base low-pro-file glides feature long-stem extended thread lengths and hex adjustment.

• 1 inch diameter• black plastic• ¾ inch lift

LOCkING CASTERExpanded weight distribution prevents tracks from being pressed into carpet-ing. Ball bearing pivot points provide smooth wheel rotation.

• 2’’ diameter casters swivel full 360°• 90 lb. rating per unit

LEVELLING CASTERProtect your hardwood and ceramic floors from scuff marks with these gentle urethane wheels.

• 2½” diameter wheels adjustable to ¾”• black metal or stainless steel• 90 lb. load rating per caster

bLacK bruSHed StainLeSS SteeL PLaStic

LEVELER DISCSKnob Style Steel and Stainless Steel Glide is ideal for light-duty load requirements. These low-profile, solid bottom, large diameter black base glides are perfect for leveling and stabilizing tables without the need for tools. Useful in both feet and knob applications. 3” x ½” and adjustable to ¾”.


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ARBOR TABLE BASESpedeStaL BaSeS

RECTANGLE AND SQUARE BASE pEDESTAL


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ARBOR TABLE BASESdruM BaSeS

BASE DRUM — METAL Brush polished stainless steel and

statuary bronze

BASE DRUM — VENEER• 12”, 18”, 24” diameter with black metal

base pad (6” larger than base)• Cherry, Honduras mahogany, sapeli, anigre,

makore, walnut, maple, and others

Plain sliced cherry fluted drum base with pad

Brush polished stainless steel base drum


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ARBOR TABLE BASESHinGed taBLe top

FOLDING TOp HINGEThe light weight table top will rotate 90°, allow-ing the table to roll on the base coasters.

Electric, phone and data connections can be accessed through the table top doors, and the hinged base panel. A wide assortment of sizes, veneers, and finishes are available.

WallGoldfinger has also developed a folding top mechanism which allows tables mounted on casters to be rolled through doorways and corri-dors, and easily repositioned within a room.


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ARBOR TABLE BASESHinGed taBLe top

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TABLE ACCESSORIES


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AntiqueBronze

PolishedBrass

PolishedChrome

SatinChrome

Black Putty WalnutBrown

LightGrey

White

ROUND GROMMETS / Flange

pLATED STEEL / Flush

SOLID BRASS

WOOD GROMMETS

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• 1½”, 2”, and 2½” diameters• Available in woods and plastic colors

• 1¾”, 2½” and 3” diameters

• 1c”, 2a” and 2c” diameters

• 2¼” and 3” diameters

Cap sits on recessed liner and is flush with desktop. Held in place with spring. Available in one, two, or no-slot con-figurations.

Each grommet cap is made of solid brass, and each liner is hand-machined from solid brass tubing. Three low-profile sizes with liner going into hole. The cap sits just 1/8” high for a trim look. Caps and Liners may be used alone or as sets.

Wooden grommets give a warm finishing touch to any desk. As a natural material, they harmonize with the desktop, blend in, and complement. Available in a wide range of functional styles.

Standard Finishes: Matte Black, polished chrome, Satin chrome, Black chrome, polished Brass, english antique, and Satin nickel

Standard Finishes: Matte Black, polished chrome, Satin chrome, Black chrome, polished Brass, english antique, Satin nickel

Custom finishes: Satin Brass and Satin Bronze (minimum quantity required)

Woods available: unfinished Maple, Walnut or oak

ARBOR GROmmETSpaSS tHrouGHS


71METAL DOORFRAME

METAL DOORSURFACED with VENEER

BRONZE DOORFRAME VENEER with BRUSH

Pivoting grommet doors are a simple and durable system for wiring to pass through to the floor for data connections. The pivot system never needs adjustment. Standard size is 3” by 3”.

Brushed or polished stainless steel orbronze finishes, and a variety of wood veneers are available.

Hinged access doorAvailable with or without brush

Also available in stainless steel, wood, and colors

Custom sizes and materials are available

TABLE TOP hATChESSinGLe doorS

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TABLE TOP hATChESacceSS doorS

Veneer

Stainless Steel with Metal Box frame

Veneer with Metal Box frame

Veneer with Brush

double Stainless Steel with Metal Box frame

double Stainless Steel Brush with pull out cord

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HideaWay Spin SySteM

Veneer flip-over with Speaker phone

clam Shell Microphone removable Microphone

Stainless Steel and Veneer Microphone flip-over

Metal flip-over with Microphones

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COmmUNICATION SySTEmS


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POWER & DATA UNITSpop-up BoX

TILT ‘N pLUG TABLE TOp INTERCONNECT BOX

CABLE CUBBY SERIES TABLE TOp CONNECTOR AND CABLE STORAGE

TILT-Up HIDEAWAY SURFACE ACCESS

UNDER TABLE TOp ACCESS

TILT-Up HIDEAWAY SURFACE

Computer video (15-pin HD), computer audio (stereo mini), modem (RJ11), ,network (RJ45) input connections, and AC power connection.

Provides convenient, inconspicuous routing of and access to A/V power, data, audio, and video connections.

Enclosure with dual power and data connections.

Power and communications low-profile grommet (left, 15” length; right, 10½” length).

Access enclosure.

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HinGed and fuLL paneLS

mODESTy PANELS

FULL MODESTY

pANEL IN FRONT

pANEL IN BACk

Removable panels in front of legs

Removable veneered panel in front of legs

Hinged veneered panel behind legs

All modesty panels are available in wood veneer, perforated stainless steel, or painted metal.


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ARBOR LEG CART

STANDARD DUTY

HEAVY DUTY

TABLE TOp ENVELOpE

• Height is 27¾” and 22” width x 28” length• Holds all types of legs• Black painted MDF with protective bumper• Durable 3” nylon wheels

• Table tops stored in fabric envelopes• Fitted to size of table top• Velcro closure to form fit top

TRANSPORT & STORAGEtaBLe and LeG cart

• Durable 5”x 2” phenolic wheels• Vinyl-coated tops of uprights and platform• 3 removeable uprights• Available in two sizes: — 38”L x 27½”W x 33¾”H; 76 lbs — 38”L x 27½”W x 52¾”H; 118 lbs

• Durable 8”x 2” polyurethane wheels• 11½” high vinyl-coated platform• 2 removeable uprights, choice of 4 locations• 54”L x 30”W x 37¾”H; 142 lbs

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CLIENT LISTSeLected

ACE Insurance

Aiken Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld

Amdec

Amon Carter Museum

AOL

AXA/Equitable

Bain Capital

Baker & Daniels

Baker McKenzie

Bank of America

The Bank of New York

Blank Rome

BNP Paribas

Bond Market Association

Bricklayers Union

Brooklyn Law School

Brookfield Properties

Brown Rudnick Berlack Israels

Brown & Wood

Bulkley, Richardson & Gelinas

Caplin and Drysdale

Capitol Plaza Hotel

CBOE

Cephalon

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

City First Bank

Cleary Gottlieb

Clifford Chance

Computer Associates

Council of Insurance Agents and Brokers

Covington & Burling

Davis & Gilbert

Deutsche Bank

Dilworth Paxson

DLA Piper

Drinker Biddle

Dykema Gossett

Eimer Stahl Kelvorn & Solberg

Empire Bluecross Blueshield

Epstein Becker & Green

Ernst & Young

Fahrenheit

FEMSA

Fimat

Finnegan, Henderson

Fish & Neave

Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP

Frankfurt

Fullbright & Jaworski

General Dynamics

General Reinsurance Corporation

General Star Management

Gibson Dunn & Crutcher

Goodwin Procter

Graham Gund Architects

Green Mountain Coffee Roasters

Greentree Foundation

Harris Beech

Haverford Trust

Hearst

Herrick Feinstein

Honeywell

Hunton & Williams

International Monetary Fund

Itochu

John Wiley


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CLIENT LISTSeLected

Johns Hopkins

Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue

Kaye Scholer Fierman

Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Company

Korean Mission

Kronish, Leib,Weiner & Hellam

Laborers International Union

Latham & Watkins

Liberty Mutual

Maher Terminals

Manhattan School of Music

Marcum & Kleigman

The Mellon Bank

Merck & Company

Millberg Weiss Bershad & Schulman

The Milburn Corporation

The Mitre Corporation

Morgan Lewis & Brockius LLP

Moore and Van Allen

Moses & Singer

Mound Cotton Wollan & Greengrass

Navigators

Neal Gerber Eisenberg

Nelson Workplace Services

New Plan Excel Realty

New York Palace

New York Stock Exchange

Nutter, McClennan & Fish

Orrick

Overseas Shipholding Group, Inc.

Parthenon Capital

Paul, Weiss, Rifkind & Garrison

Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton

Pepper Hamilton

Phoenix Life

Pogo Productions

Post & Schell

Powell Goldstein

Proskauer Rose LLP

Rackemann Sawyer Brewster

Random House

Reznick Group

Reznick, Fedder & Silverman

Riverview Medical Center

Robinson & Cole

Rockefeller Philanthropy

Ruskin Moscou Evans & Faltischek

Russell Reynolds Associates

Screen Actors Guild Foundation

Shreve Crump & Low

Sidley Austin

SIFMA

State Street

St. Michaels College

Sullivan & Cromwell

Tierney & Partners

Tiffany & Company

Time Warner Book Group

TJX Companies, Inc.

Vinson & Elkins

Weil Gotshal & Manges

Wilkie Farr & Gallagher

White & Case

Wolff and Samson

Zuckerman Spaeder

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