An average size table requires two people for installation.

1. MEASURE LENGTH AND WIDTH OF TABLE PLATFORM.

2. DETERMINE TOP OF SKIRT. Locate the mesh style fold which is near the top of the skirt.

3. MEASURE SKIRT PERIMETER AND DETERMINE COLLAR STYLE. Example: If the platform is 48" x 72" and the outside (A) perimeter of the bellows is 48" x 72", the first piece of fabric or collar and the bottom pocket will be sewn on the outside of the bellows, and all of the folds will be under the table. See A Table Mount.

If the platform is 48" x 72" and the inside (B) perimeter of the bellows is 48" x 72", the first piece of fabric or collar and the bottom pocket will be sewn on the inside of the bellows, and all of the folds will fall out beyond the table. See B Table Mount.

4. RAISE THE TABLE TO COMFORTABLE WORKING LEVEL.

5. PREPARE TABLE AND HARDWARE. Hardware is flat bar about 1 1/2" wide x 11 gauge.

Cut 2 pieces of hardware the same length as table and 2 pieces of hardware the same width as table.

Then drill holes in hardware and table flange spaced about every 10 " to 12 " for fasteners. (Fasteners can be as such - pop rivets, bolts and nuts, tek screws, etc.) Determine the size of hole by the size of the fastener.

5A. When attaching skirt to table with hook and loop, first CLEAN SURFACE OF TABLE FLANGE OF ALL OIL AND DIRT. The loop is sewn on the collar of the skirt. To attach the pressure sensitive hook, peel the back and press onto the table flange. Then press the hook and loop together. Note: Do not use hook and loop if temperature is below 65 degrees.

6. SLIP GUARD WITHOUT WIRES OVER THE TOP OF THE TABLE. With guard on the floor square up the guard to the table top matching short sides and long sides.

7. ATTACH SKIRT TO TABLE Starting at one short side of table attach one short side of skirt by pinching the collar and the tail of the inside lifting web between the outside of the table flange and one short piece of hardware and fasten through all three. Most fasteners will go through the collar without having to drill holes in the fabric collar.

Moving clockwise around table, mount corresponding skirt collars to the table using the same procedure as above.

8. MEASURE AND SORT WIRES FOR THE APPROPRIATE WIRE POCKETS. The wire will be 4 to 5" shorter than the pocket they will go into. Example: If the side is 48" long the wire will be 44 to 43" long.

9. INSERT WIRES INTO WIRE POCKETS. Start with the top wire pocket, have one person pushing the wire in with a pair of pliers, and the other person holding the opposite end of skirt level. Insert one wire into each pocket. If the wire does not slide in easily, apply a lubricant to the wire before inserting.

Raise table to expose compressed folds as needed to insert wires.

10. RUN TABLE UP AND DOWN TWICE to determine if skirt is folding properly and there is no fabric pinching in the scissors or anywhere else.

11. INSERT WEIGHT INTO BOTTOM POCKET OR ATTACH BOTTOM POCKET TO BASE FRAME OR THE FLOOR. Use the same type of flat bar as you did to mount to the top.