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Table of Contents Currents Introduction Knoll and Sustainable Design 2 Introduction to Currents 3 Currents Textiles 6 Currents Color Program 7 Currents Legacy Finishes 8 Introduction to Upstart 9 Original Upstart Planning Examples 10 Upstart Color Program 12 Upstart Legacy Finishes 13 Service Walls and components Service Wall frames 14 Fence frames 15 Crown and raceway covers 16 Structural base cover kits 17 Access covers 19 Wall ends and connectors 26 Wall frame accessories 32 Spine ends and connectors 34 End Starters 38 Panel system starters and T-ends 40 Panel system starters for Dividends Horizon 47 Power, data and communications components for Service Walls 48 Screens and add-up panels Linkable screens 56 Mobile screens 64 Add-up panels 65 Add up glass panels, for spine 66 Add-up panel connectors and fillers 67 Stackable add-up panels 69 Stackable add-up connectors and fillers 73 Worksurfaces Worksurfaces, universal 78 Currents worksurfaces for Morrison panels and linkable screens 84 Cascade edge worksurfaces 90 Worksurface, samples 96 Worksurface supports 97 Floorstanding storage Pedestals 99 Pedestal accessories 101 Vertical storage cabinets 104 Service Wall-mounted storage and Reuter overhead cabinet 106 lighting Reuter open overhead 107 Reuter open shelf 108 Reuter ganging bracket 109 Overhead brackets 110 Task Lights for Reuter Overhead Storage 111 Counter surface 112 Desks and worktables Desks 113 Above-desk lighting for desks 121 Worktables 122 Upstart table desks and storage Upstart Tables 125 Plannable Upstart Tables 130 Accessories 139 Upstart Privacy Screens 140 Plannable Upstart Privacy Screens 141 Wall Mounting of Knoll Products 143 Alpha-Numeric Index 145 Selling Policy 151 KnollKey Lock Program 153 General Ordering Information 154 Copyright ᮊ 2018 Knoll, Inc. All rights reserved. All prices effective 07/15/2018. 1 PLCURR1018 Knoll and Sustainable Design Each year Knoll sets key initiatives in our journey to sustainability. We are members of a global consortium on energy, have adopted a scientific, metrics-based approach to sustainable product design, and maintain a leadership position in establishing universal, verifiable, sustainability standards for our industry. Knoll promotes independent third-party certification because it provides the most impartial and trustworthy foundation for industry-wide environmental compliance. Certification by established and respected third parties ensures that all manufacturers are held to the same high standards and that customers can trust a company’s declaration about the environmental benefits of its products. Knoll third-party partners include: the International Standards Organization (ISO); Forest Stewardship Council (FSC௡); Rainforest Alliance; GREENGUARD௡ Environmental Institute; and The Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturer’s Association (BIFMA) level௡ certification from Scientific Certification Systems (SCS). In addition, Knoll is aligned with the U.S. Green Building Council and can help companies, healthcare organizations and educational institutions achieve Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED௡) workplace certification. Global Climate Change • Knoll is a sponsor of the Clinton Global Initiative, which brings together a community of global leaders to devise and implement solutions to some of the world’s most pressing challenges, including environmental change. • Knoll has a comprehensive Energy Management Program to increase energy efficiency in products and processes. Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) Tool • Life Cycle Assessment is a science-based measurement of a product’s environmental impacts throughout its life cycle, from raw materials sourcing through manufacture, shipping, use and re-use or end-of-life. LCA enables cradle-to-cradle implementation of sustainable practices. Setting Industry Standards • Knoll partners with MTS (The Institute for Market Transformation to Sustainability) to develop the SMaRT© Consensus Sustainable Products Standards, a set of consensus-based sustainable product standards based on the LEED௡ model, for all building products, fabric, apparel, flooring and carpet. MTS, the developer of SMaRT©, is an accredited American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standard developer. • Knoll also partners with BIFMA (Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturers Association) to promote level௡ sustainability standards for the contract furniture industry. • Knoll has established FSC௡ (Forest Stewardship Council) certified wood as the standard for general office open plan office systems, casegoods and tables. • Knoll has launched Full Circle, a resource recovery program developed with ANEW, to help customers extend the life cycle of surplus furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) in an economically, socially and environmentally responsible manner. • Our goal is to encourage all manufacturers in the contract furniture industry and related industries to adopt standards that will lead to sustainable products and practices. For more information about Knoll and sustainable design, visit knoll.com/environment. 2 Introduction to Currents Currents Currents creates dynamic, advanced performance work environments from coordinated, independent elements – Service Walls, Fence frames, plannable desks, mobile storage – and existing Knoll office products. Currents workspaces may be spine-supported or freestanding, or planned in combination with conventional panel systems. 3 Introduction to Currents Currents Currents Service Walls Power components are specified Wall mounted components Service Walls cantilever Currents Service Walls form the separately. Knoll universal 2+2 or Worksurface supports, perpendicular worksurfaces up to 24ЉD, or provide structural core and primary path of 3+3 power components may be linkable screens, and systems panels end support for any size worksurface. services distribution for a cluster of installed in the base of the Wall or at may be connected to the Currents Support columns, independent workstations. Currents Service Walls worksurface height. Base power rails Wall at any point. Mobile screens are C-legs, and floorstanding pedestals may also create borders for team accept two duplex outlets on each also available, in an upholstered are also available for worksurface workspaces, conference areas, or side of a panel at raceway height. surface. support. Cantilevers are adjustable corridors. Service Walls are 5Љ thick, Desk-height outlet modules accept in 1Љ increments for 24Љ-34ЉH and are available in three heights: two duplex outlets on each face Currents linkable screens, in glazed, worksurface. End support brackets 39Љ for seated visual access; 48Љ for above or below the worksurface. One upholstered or marker surface, and C-legs are fixed height for 28ЉH seated privacy, the most versatile or two modules (four duplex outlets define workstations and extend the worksurface, or adjust for 24Љ-34Љ height for open plan areas requiring each side) may be located in any 12Љ Service Wall horizon. Linkable worksurface height. Љ screens connect in L, T, X, Y and V some overhead storage; and 64 for wide stud bay. Locate outlet modules Љ standing privacy in executive or and related 12ЉW outlet covers configurations and accept stackable Service Wall standard height 4 H add-up panels. First up panels are crowns can upmount open shelves, conference areas. before specifying widths of adjacent Љ Љ Љ panel covers. 16 ,25 or 32 H. Next up panels are overhead storage, task and ambient Service Walls are composed of 16ЉH. lighting, and add-up panels. Љ frames and covers. Frames include The interior of the Wall between 21 Љ studs on 12Љ centers, base raceway and the crown offers unobstructed, 1Љ Currents worksurfaces are designed Service Wall standard height 4 H with levelling glides, crown and deep, lay-in cabling on each surface. for computer use as the primary work crowns can upmount or downmount base. Frames may be specified with Vertical wire management and excess activity. Deep corners are shaped for Reuter overhead storage, open 1ЉH compact crown or 4ЉH standard cord capability is unobstructed large monitors, and include wide shelves, or Equity overhead at any 1 keyboard/mouse areas. Straight point. Reuter storage and Equity crown. All studs have brackets to 2 /2Љ x10Љ between studs. Љ Љ Љ Љ worksurfaces feature softly curved or overheads can only be downmounted support covers at 5 ,21,30,39, Љ Љ 48Љ and 64Љ above the floor. Crown Service Walls with standard 4 H flat fronts. Extended corners from Walls with 1 H compact crown. and raceway covers, structural base crown enable upmounted shelves, incorporate an adjacent work area Brackets are available to downmount covers from 5Љ to 21Љ above the floor, overhead storage cabinets, and and a computer corner into a single, Morrison Options, Series 2 for and covers above 21Љ must be canopy lighting at any point on one uninterrupted surface. Universal Morrison, Dividends, Series for specified separately. or both sides. Upholstered or worksurfaces include a steel stiffener Dividends or Equity overhead frameless glass add-up panels fit into for high load capacity and cord cabinets from 64ЉH Service Wall Structural base covers enable a center channel anywhere along the management.