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Patterns™ North America Specification Guide / Price List – March 2013 Electronic Update Page – Patterns Price List Patterns™ North America Specification Guide / Price List – March 2013 Electronic Update Page – Patterns Price List • The table below lists all of the updates and addendums added to this price list since the original version was created. • All updated pages will replace the existing pages within the document. • All new Pages will be placed at the back of the document. Link Date Page Description Click Here July 2013 494 Update – Clarification for Flip Top Location (N). Click Here July 2013 498 Update – Clarification for Flip Top Location (N). Click Here July 2013 550 Update – Door track color and specification requirements. Click Here July 2013 551 Update – Door track color and specification requirements. Click Here August 2013 568 Update – October 1, 2012 Haworth Product Non-Obsolescence and Warranty Policy was replaced with August 1, 2013 version. Click Here September 2014 534 Update – LED Task light replaced with new Reed Premier™ Task Lights. Click Here September 2014 1A New – Reed Premier™ Task Lights price page added. Click Here October 2014 534, 1A Update – Bullet point about daisy chain wattage removed from Specification Tips. Click Here October 2014 2A, 3A New – Reed Premier™ Task Light Specification Guide Page and Technical Specification Page added. Click Here February 2015 534, 1A Update – Reed Premier™ Lighting GSA information has been updated in the footer. Click Here February 2015 198 Update – Suspended Shelf Backer actual heights were corrected. This Haworth North American price book contains US list prices. Canadian customers can convert the US list price into their Canadian equivalent by going to www.Haworth.com/Canada to find the current Canadian multipliers. These multiplier factors allow you to convert the US list price into a Canadian list price. Patterns Price List Patterns Price List Bench Privacy Screens Cushion ...............................................518 Straight ................................................547 Laminate ...............................................516 Wood ..................................................517 Storage Box Laminate ...............................................550 Electrical Components Wood ..................................................551 4-Port Splitter ..........................................522 Base Feed Cover .......................................519 Studio Table Flip Top Unit – Conduit ..................................525 Laminate ...............................................488 Flip Top Unit – Cord ....................................526 Wood ..................................................490 Horizontal Jumper ......................................522 Infeed Harness .........................................519 Studio Table Electrical Components Power Base™ Infeed Harness ...........................520 Base Feeds ............................................493 Standard Top Feeds .....................................523 Top Feeds .............................................492 Top Feed Harness ......................................524 Vertical Jumper .........................................521 Adaptable Worksurface Electrical Components – Hardwire Key Conference End – Laminate .........................538 Key Conference End – Wood ............................539 Duplex .................................................529 Rectangular Convergent – Laminate ......................536 Junction Box ...........................................529 Rectangular Convergent – Wood .........................537 Wall Plate ..............................................529 Rectangular Key – Laminate .............................538 Electrical Components Accessories Rectangular Key – Wood ................................539 Worksurface Accessories Data Blank Cover .......................................527 Modular Receptacle – 15 Amp Deplex ....................527 Grommet – Workwall Credenza, Studio Table ..............544 Modular Receptacle – 20 Amp Deluxe ....................528 Grommet – Workwall Suspended Shelf or Workwall Floor Supported Shelf ......................................544 File Enclosure Wire Manager – Horizontal ..............................544 Backer – Laminate ..................................506-507 Worksurface Supports Backer–Wood ....................................508-509 Adjustable Height Disc Base .............................545 Horizontal Element – Laminate ...........................502 Double Support Leg .....................................545 Horizontal Element – Wood ..............................503 Floating Brackets – Floor Supported Shelf ................540 Reference Return – Laminate ............................512 Floating Brackets – Worksurface .........................540 Reference Return – Wood ...............................513 Flush Mount Plate ......................................545 Reference Top – Laminate ...............................510 Key Conference End Bracket .............................546 Reference Top – Wood ..................................511 Reinforcement Channel .................................546 Shell – Laminate ...................................494-496 Studio Table–ZBracket .................................541 Shell – Wood .......................................498-500 Support Column ........................................545 Vertical Element for File Enclosure Horizontal Element Only – Support End – Laminate .................................542 Laminate .............................................504 Support End – Wood ....................................543 Vertical Element for File Enclosure Horizontal Element Only – Wood ................................................505 Workwall Vertical Element for File Enclosure Reference Top and Backer – 24″ Segmented – Glass ........................463 Reference Return only – Laminate .....................514 Backer – 24″ Segmented – Laminate .....................461 Vertical Element for File Enclosure Reference Top and Backer – 24″ Segmented – Wood ........................462 Reference Return only – Wood .........................515 Backer – Half Width – Laminate ..........................460 Lighting Credenza Top – Laminate ...............................472 Credenza Top – Wood ...................................473 Accent Light ............................................534 Floor Supported Shelf – Laminate ........................478 Adaptable LED – Daisy Chain Kits ........................534 Floor Supported Shelf – Wood ...........................478 Adaptable LED Task Light ...............................534 Horizontal Element – Laminate ...........................456 Freestanding Lighting – BRAZO® ........................533 Horizontal Element – Wood ..............................457 Grommet ..............................................533 Portal – Laminate .......................................468 LIM® C ................................................531 Portal–Wood ..........................................469 LIM Hardware ..........................................532 Reference Return – Laminate ............................466 LIML ..................................................530 Reference Return – Wood ...............................467 LIM Mounted ...........................................532 Reference Top – Laminate ...............................464 LIMY ..................................................531 Reference Top – Wood ..................................465 Mounted Lighting – BRAZO® ............................533 Shell – Laminate ...................................452-453 Task Light – With Mounting Channel ......................535 Shell – Wood .......................................454-455 Task Light – Without Mounting Channel ...................535 Sliding Doors for Suspended and Floor Supported Shelves – Patterns Series Glass ................................................481 Sliding Doors for Suspended and Floor Supported Shelves – File – Cushion ..........................................548 Laminate .............................................479 File – Laminate or Wood .................................548 Sliding Doors for Suspended and Floor Supported Shelves – Pedestal – Cushion .....................................549 Wood ................................................480 Pedestal – Laminate or Wood ............................549 Suspended Shelf – Glass ................................476 March 2013 / N.A. 449 Patterns Price List Patterns Price List Suspended Shelf – Laminate ............................474 Suspended Shelf – Wood ................................475 Suspended Shelf Backer for Suspended Shelf – Glass .....477 Suspended Shelf Backer for Suspended Shelf – Laminate orWood .............................................477 Tackboards – Double Sided ..............................483 Vertical Element for Workwall Horizontal Element – Laminate .............................................458 Vertical Element for Workwall Horizontal Element – Wood . .459 Vertical Element for Workwall Reference Top, Reference Return and Portal – Laminate ..........................470 Vertical Element for Workwall Reference Top, Reference Return and Portal – Wood .............................471 Wire Manager – Vertical .................................482 Workwall To Compose Power Harness – 3-Circuit ..........484 Workwall To Compose Power Harness – 4-Circuit (2+2 or 3+1) ..........................................484 Workwall Accessories Glass Wall Mount .......................................486 Load
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