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Classic Exhibits TF-410 Setup Instructions

  • Hello! I've reviewed the Setup Instructions for the Aero TF-410 Table Top Sign Kit. This document describes how to assemble the kit using push-button connectors and pre-connected sections, without the need for tools. It also provides guidance on cleaning and packing the display. I'm ready to answer any questions you might have about the assembly process or features described in the document.
  • What type of cleaners should be used for cleaning?
    Are tools required for assembly?
    How are connections made?
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Order #XXXXX — TF-410 - Aero Table Top Sign Kit #11
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Plan View Iso View
Assemble Aero Table Top in numerical order as shown. Attach Header to frame using stand-offs as shown.
Using Your Setup Instructions
The Aero TableTop Setup Instructions are created specifically for your configuration.
They include an exploded view of the frame which is sequentially numbered. We encourage
you to study the instructions before attempting to assemble your exhibit.
Push-button connectors and pre-connected horizontal sections make assembly very simple.
No tools are required.
Cleaning and Packing Your Display
1) Use care when cleaning aluminum extrusion or acrylic inserts. Use only non-abrasive cleaners.
2) Retain all packing material. It will make re-packing much easier and will reduce the likelihood of
shipping damage.
Connections are made by holding the button
down and sliding the red tube into the opposing tube
until it locks in place.
To disassemble, push button and pull or twist extrusions apart.
Push-Button
Push-Button
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Numbered Label
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Table Top Base Plate Connections
Push-Button
Base Plate Connections are made by holding the button down and sliding the red
tube into the opposing tube on base until it locks in place.
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