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a3CERAMICSTEEL WORKWALL TECHNICAL GUIDE

PolyVision a3™ CeramicSteel Workwall maximizes the use of vertical space

while eliminating the need for multiple boards. A series of vertically oriented

whiteboard panels are spline jointed together and trimmed with an aluminum

extrusion on the “wall” outer edges. Floor-to-ceiling Workwall is a custom/special

order product. The following provides guidelines for installing your new system.

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Safety Requirements

Handling + Storing Instructions

Required Equipment

Key to System Details

Standard Extrusions

D1 - D4 Systems

Installation

Limited International Warranty

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a3CeramicSteel Workwall - Wall Mounted Dry Erase Board, Non-Seismic Applications

The building’s Engineer of Record must be consulted to determine if there are any seismic requirements.

SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

Verify Wall Construction

CAUTION: Adequate wall construction is required to support the weight of the board. Minimum wall

construction must be capable of supporting weight amounts listed in Table 1 on page 12.

Minimum Required Wall Construction

Drywall with metal studs:

• Must be at least 25 ga. (0.018” or .5 mm thk.)

33 ksi steel studs 38 mm x 89 mm (1.5” x 3.5”)

• Studs on maximum 610 mm (24”) centers

• Must be at least 16 mm (5/8”) thick Type X

gypsum drywall for the US or 12 mm (1/2”)

for EU

• 32 mm (#6 x 1-1/4”) drywall screws on

305 mm (12”) centers

Drywall with wood studs:

• Stud grade SPF, DF-L, or Hem-Fir

38 mm x 89 mm (1.5” x 3.5”)

• Studs on 610 mm (24”) centers

• Must be at least 16 mm (5/8”) thick Type X

gypsum drywall for the US or 12 mm (1/2”)

for EU

• 32 mm (#6 x 1-1/4”) drywall screws on

305 mm (12”) centers

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Storing

•

Keep panels dry and free of debris.

• Store panels inside temps 50-90 °F (10-32 °C).

• Any panels stored outside should be protected

from inclement weather conditions.

• Place panels on hard, ﬂat surfaces that are not

subject

to standing water.

• a3CeramicSteel panels should be stacked no more

than three high.

• Panels should never be stored vertically or in such

a way that the corners are vulnerable to damage.

HANDLING + STORING OF PANELS

Handling

• When a3CeramicSteel panels are shipped, they are

protected by craft paper or a self-adhesive transparent

polyethylene film. Keep panels in the original package

until installation.

•

Handle with care to prevent damage.

•

Never slide panels off the stack during handling. Panels

should always be lifted and moved in a vertical position.

•

Never place an a3panel in a vertical position on the

floor. This is to prevent damage to the edges.

• Prevent dirt from settling on and between panels to avoid

surface damage, scratches or defects.

• Follow all safety instructions regarding personal protection

when processing the panels.

• Protect panel surface against sawdust and sparks

(metal particles).

•

a3CeramicSteel will chip when cut or drilled with power

tools. Hand-cutting can cause chipping up to approx.

2 mm from the edge. When chipping is in excess of 2

mm, please check the state of cutting tools and check

that the panel is adequately supported and clamped to

prevent it from vibrating.

• All cut or drilled sections should be protected against

humidity with PVC tape and/or by covering/sealing

profiles or sealing washers.

•

For detailed processing instructions, please refer to the

a3processing instructions.

If you have a problem, question, or a request, call

your local fabricator, your regional sales manager

or PolyVision Customer Service. PolyVision’s

global customer service team can be contacted

on polyvision.com.

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Electrical Equipment

1. Drill

2. Miter saw

3. Grinder

4. Jigsaw

5. Industrial vacuum cleaner

6. Panelsaw with guide

Hardware Equipment

1. Level (laser level recommended)

2. Aluminum straight guide

3. Chalk line

4. Anchors adapted to wall

• For gypsum walls, use #8 plastic wall anchor with #8 x 1-1/4” (4 mm x 35 mm) self drilling screws.

• For stone walls, anchors and screws must be provided by installer per conditions.

• Recommended anchor spacing is 406 mm (16”) to 610 mm (24”) on center

5. Shims 1 mm - 2 mm - 3 mm (1/32” - 1/16” - 1/8”)

6. Soft wood block ± 50 mm x 25 mm x 300 mm (2” x 1” x 12”) length or rubber mallet to knock in the coverstrip

7. Glass suction cup lifters (2)

8. New and unused cemented carbide (tungsten carbide, titanium carbide...) saw blade with a minimum of 60 teeth

9. Scrap lumber

Included Hardware

1. Anchors

2. Screws

3. Temporary cover trims (2)

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

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KEY TO SYSTEM DETAILS

The details listed in the image below show placement for panel proﬁles and how the material can be installed.

IMPORTANT: Proﬁles must be secured to studs in as many locations as possible and at least 24” o.c. for

horizontals and 18” o.c. for verticals.

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STANDARD EXTRUSIONS

509825 Joint spline extrusion

509821 End stop spline extrusion

509822 Snap in trim extrusion (clear anodized)

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VERTICAL BUTT JOINTS

factory edges on both panels

CeramicSteel

structural support max

24” o.c. (by others)

type S bugle head screws

@ 16” o.c. (by erector)

interior panels

panel dimension panel dimension

Grid

509825

extrusion

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PANEL HEAD AT CEILING

structural support max

24” o.c. (by others)

509822 anodized extrusion

509821 extrusion

CeramicSteel

interior panels

gypsum board plug or

screw if located over stud

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PANEL TERMINATOR AT WALL

type S bugle head screws

@ 16” O.C. (by erector)

509822 anodized extrusion

structural support max

24” o.c. (by others)

CeramicSteel

interior panels

509821

extrusion

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