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Product OverviewAdjust casing to Weave Radiant Textile Panels are upholstered in Kvadrat textiles to provide colour

and texture options for seamless integration with any design scheme. Capable of both heating and

cooling, Weave can be applied to most spaces.

Typical applications include office buildings, schools and public buildings.

For further information regarding product or installation, please contact [email protected].

FIG. 1: ISO VIEW

Threaded Rod

Unistrut

Weave PanelCore mounting system

by PARC


WARNING! Read and save these instructions before beginning to install Weave Radiant

Textile Panels.

To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury to persons, observe the following:

• When cutting or drilling into wall or ceiling, do not damage electrical wiring and other

hidden utilities.

• Use this unit only in the manner intended by the manufacturer. If you have any

questions, contact the manufacturer or PARC Technical Support.

• When installing Weave Radiant Textile Panels, a team of at least two installation

technicians is required.

• Torsion spring tips could pierce skin if not handled with caution.

• Drain system prior to removing panels.

• Keep hands away from torsion springs and pinch points when pushing a panel up

into the installed position.

Before You StartInspect all product parts for flaws and shipping damage.

If anything is discovered to be damaged, contact the shipping company and manufacturer immediately.

Tools Required

6’ level Laser level Measuring tape

4 mm Hex Key Driver 5/16” / 8mm socket or wrench T25 Torx Driver

Cordless Drill Hammer Drill (optional)


Site Conditions, Storage and Handling • Read the Installation guide before handling.

• Always wear clean, nonabrasive gloves when handling panels.

• Only store in clean dry conditions.

• Store upright and face to face.

• Do not remove protective plastic wrap on textile until panel is installed in ceiling.

• Reference the tags and labels associated with each panel and component.

• Do not place panels on their corners.

• Do not over stack.

• Do not stack in a way likely to cause falls.

Poor or rough handling, rolling or dropping of the product on corners or edges may cause damage

to the product or the product to deteriorate.

Consideration should be given to the advice of the Occupational Health & Safety Representative

regarding manual handling. An assessment should be made of any risk and if necessary mechanical

lifting equipment should be used.

The storage space must be cleared of debris and, in general, should be enclosed. The Weave Radiant

Textile Panels should be kept clean, dry and protected from the elements.

Installation of Weave panels will require a minimum of at least two installation technicians.


Core Mounting System Installation SequenceCore is specially designed to integrate with Weave to provide a simple and efficient mechanism to

install the panels.

FIG. 2: TORSION SPRING INTERFACE WITH CORE MOUNTING SYSTEM

Weave Panel

Torsion Springs

Core Runners

NOTE: All mounting hardware and suspension system to be supplied by the contractor and installed

alongside the Weave Radiant Textile Panel and Core mounting system.

The Core cross members are set out and suspended from the soffit using the suspension system

provided by the installer, in the specified locations.

FIG. 3: CORE CROSS MEMBERS

Core Cross Member

Core Runner

Core Runner

Core Cross Member


The Core mounting slots allow for accurate setting out of suspension system.

FIG. 4: CORE MOUNTING SLOT DIMENSIONS FIG. 5: CORE MOUNTING SLOT POSITION

FIG. 6: TYPICAL CORE LAYOUT

2.38[60]

.38[10]

Core Runner

Core Cross Mem

ber

Core Cross Mem

ber

Core Cross Mem

ber

Core Cross Mem

ber

Core Runner

5.90150

5.90150

3.94100


The Core cross members are fixed to the Core runners, using factory installed hardware and key slots.

FIG. 7: CORE FIXING FIG. 8: CORE FIXING

FIG. 9: CORE FINAL ASSEMBLY

Keyhole slot foreasy cross member

installlation

Hex head screws to attach runner to cross members

Detail C

Detail D

Detail E

Symmetric butterfly slots for orientation flexibility

E

KK

D

COffset slots to avoid lateral torsion spring forces

Opening towards outsidefor easy torsion spring install

Slot for threaded rod adjustment

Cross member alignment between Core panel sets


Install runner alignment bars between assembled Core mounting systems for every panel where

permissible.

Once the Core mounting system is installed, install the Weave panels.

FIG. 10: ALIGNING MULTIPLE CORE SYSTEMS

G

H

Detail H

Detail G

Runner alignment bars between Core panel sets

Cross member alignment bars between Core panel sets


Weave Panel InstallationNOTE: Do not remove protective plastic wrap on textile panels textile panels until panel is installed in

ceiling. Leave plastic wrap on the panels for as long as possible, only removing at the very end of the

construction programme.

Access Cables

Using the provided access cables, clip each cable to a corresponding mounting slot in the Core runner.

FIG. 11: ACCESS CABLE MOUNTING SLOT

FIG. 12: ADJUSTABLE TORSION SPRING POSITION

The panels are connected to the Core mounting system using torsion springs.

The torsion springs will be attached to the panels in the factory and should not require adjustment

by the installer.

They can be adjusted down the length if needed by loosening the screws and moving the bracket

down the channel in the frame extrusion.

Torsion springs mounted on the Weave panel interface with slots in the Core runners to provide a

secure connection and access to each individual panel.

Access cablemounting slot

Torsion spring bracketadjustable along length


Torsion Spring Connection

Install each panel by compressing the torsion springs and inserting them into the butterfly receiving

slots in the Core runners.

Ensure that the access cable wire is fully latched onto both the Panel Bracket and the Core substructure.

FIG. 14: TORSION SPRING SLOT FIG. 15: TORSION SPRING DETAIL

FIG. 13: WEAVE PANEL SUSPENDED FROM ACCESS CABLES

14.49[368]

Access cable clipsinto mounting system

Butterfly torsionspring slot

Opening towardsoutside for ease oftorsion spring placement


FIG. 16: TOP-DOWN VIEW OF TORSION SPRING IN ALTERNATE NOTCHES

The torsion spring should be clipped into the butterfly receiving slot with each leg of the torsion spring

hooked into alternate notches in the receiving slot to ensure the torsion spring is centred.


Once all torsion springs are attached to Core, push the panel up by its edges into the mounted

position, until the Weave panel engages with the Core Runners.

FIG. 17: ENGAGING THE TORSION SPRINGS WITH CORE

FIG. 18: WEAVE PANEL IN ENGAGED POSITION

3.4387

1.0026

1.5038

6.24159

Mounting to building structure


The final installation should come together as shown below.

Check final installation for line and level of all panels.

Hoses and Connections

The panel-to-panel and panel-to-header hydronic circuits are connected using the flex hoses provided

and should be connected in accordance with the hydronic layout drawings.

To connect the hoses, push the hose all the way onto the end of the copper tubing.

FIG. 19: SECTION VIEW OF WEAVE IN FINAL ENGAGED POSITION

FIG. 20: HOSE INSTALLATION FIG. 21: HOSE ENGAGEMENT

3.0377

Radiant hose with push-fit connection forsupply / return and header connections

Copper ends angled upwards –for radiant hose installation

Push tab in and simutaneously pulling hose

Push the hose all the way onto the end of the copper tube

The other end of the hose must be pushed all the way onto the main, header or adjacent panel by a

qualified person.

To release the hose, push the release tab in while simultaneously pulling the hose off.

NOTE: Never remove hose without first checking that system has been drained.

The flex connection hose connection is 5/8 in. (15.875 mm) OD actual.


End Cap Option

Using the supplied hardware, fasten all end cap mounting brackets to the top of the frame assembly

using the pre-drilled locating holes.

FIG. 22: END CAP ASSEMBLY

Brackets can be rotated 180°to change grain direction

Magnet connectionto panel bracket

Alignment slot


Completed end cap installation should appear as below.

Each of the end cap assemblies are supplied with magnet cups pre-installed. Magnets must be

inserted into each of the magnet cups before installing the end cap.

End cap mounting brackets on the end cap and the Weave frame need to align for installation.

Lateral adjustments can be made to the end cap mounting bracket on the end cap if additional

alignment is required.

FIG. 23: END CAP MAGNET INSTALLATION

FIG. 24: COMPLETED END CAP INSTALLATION

Front profile Side profile

End cap bracket

Magnet cup

Magnet


Panel Removal and Hinging CapabilitiesNOTE: Do not remove any panels without first checking that the system has been drained and it is

safe to do so.

NOTE: A minimum of two technicians required to remove panels.

To remove a panel from its mounted position, gently pull down on the two corners.

This will compress the torsion springs and result in the panel dropping into its hanging position.

FIG. 27: WEAVE PANEL HINGING ON TORSION SPRINGS

FIG. 25: SUSPENSION ON ACCESS CABLES FIG. 26: TORSION SPRING DISENGAGED

Ensure that the access cables are correctly installed before removing the torsion springs.

Remove the torsion springs along one side of the Core runner by compressing the torsion springs

and removing them from the butterfly receiving slots.

Disconnect the access cables on disconnected side of the panel and gently lower the panel into the

hinged position.

Panel hinges 90°on torsion springs

Disconnect radiant hose and drainpanel prior to hinging (by others)


Repeat operation on opposite side if panel needs to be removed from the ceiling.

Ensure that panels are stored in accordance with storage guidance in this guide.

Waste Disposal ManagementWeave Radiant Textile Panels are shipped and packaged with protective material that should be

disposed of in an appropriate manner.

Please remove or recycle waste and packaging materials per your local requirements.

The information contained in this document only provides guidance for the installation of

PARC products. All PARC products should only be installed by trained professionals and

installation responsibility remains with the installer. PARC reserves the right to review, alter,

amend or remove published data without notice as our policy is one of constant improvement.

The information contained in this installation guide is believed to be correct at the date of

publication. Whilst PARC will endeavor to keep its publications up to date, readers will

appreciate that between publications there will be changes in laws or other developments

affecting the accuracy of the information contained in this installation guide.

Product Improvement is a continuing endeavour at PARC. Therefore, specifications are subject to change without notice.Consult your PARC Sales Representative for current specifications or more detailed information. Not all products may be

available in all geographic areas. All goods described in this document are warranted as described in the Limited Warrantyshown at parc-ceilings.com. The complete PARC product catalog can be viewed online at parc-ceilings.com.

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