Steel Grid Model Stand Work Sheet |
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Print this section and use it as a work sheet to plan the size and options for your proposed Model Stand. When your custom plan is complete, go to component pricing. Also, compare your design and price with factory specified and priced package deals. |
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Step 1 | Steel Grid Framework Dimensions | |||
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Minimum size: 48 x 48 x 15 inches—no maximum size but, very large sizes may prohibit wheels (casters); square, rectangular or irregular floor plans possible.. |
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Step 2 | Top Dimensions and Material Options | ||||
Tops, or segments of tops, can be cut exactly the same size as the steel framework, or, they can be cut to overhang (cantilever) any or all edges of the steel framework.
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Standard material for the top is 3/4" thick MDF (medium density fiberboard), with a high pressure laminated cover surface. Or, if you have a preferred material (Baltic Birch Plywood?), we can get it. Also, you may purchase the model stand without a top and make your own. |
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Step 3 | Shelves Option, Number of Pieces | |||
Shelves rest on lugs attached to the bottom of each individual MuleCube.
The number of shelves that can be ordered equals the number of cubes in
the model stand (typically 9),
unless casters are specified (see note below). Shelves make a great
stowaway space for still-life props in art classrooms. Shelf material is
1/2" MDF, not surface treated. |
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Maximum number of shelves equals number of Mulecubes, minus 4, if casters of any type are ordered. You must specify the quantity and position of cubes to accept shelves. | ||||
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Step | QuikSet (Detachable) Topside Devices | |||
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Monopod Stool |
Model's Handrail |
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