Lorell LLR69987 Hanging Pedestal Bottom Front White

Product Description

The LORELL LLR69987 is a bottom-front hanging pedestal designed for modular office furniture systems. Built with walnut laminate panels over a white finish, it connects to compatible work surfaces and frames using metal-to-metal cam-lock hardware for a rigid, rattle-free assembly. The unit ships with pre-drilled holes and metal inserts, eliminating field drilling during installation. Edges are finished with 3mm PVC banding for durability at contact points. Adjustable floor guides allow leveling on uneven surfaces. This pedestal is installed by office furniture technicians or facilities staff as part of a systems-furniture configuration.

This hanging pedestal is intended for use in commercial and corporate office environments where modular workstation components are being assembled or expanded. The L-shaped bracket design supports bridge return configurations, making it applicable in corner workstation layouts and straight-run desk assemblies. It is sold as a single unit and is appropriate for new installations and replacement of damaged pedestal components within existing systems-furniture setups.

Key Features

• Metal-to-metal cam-lock connections for secure, tool-assisted assembly
• 3mm PVC edge banding for impact resistance at panel perimeters
• Pre-drilled holes with metal inserts eliminate field drilling
• Adjustable floor guides allow leveling on uneven surfaces
• L-shaped bracket supports bridge return and corner configurations
• Walnut laminate finish over white substrate for a professional appearance

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or add-on component for modular systems-furniture workstations requiring a bottom-front hanging pedestal with L-bracket and bridge return support.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by office furniture technicians or facilities personnel familiar with modular systems-furniture assembly. Disconnect any electrical components routed through the workstation before disassembling adjacent panels. Use the manufacturer-supplied cam-lock hardware and a standard hex key or cam-lock tool to secure connections to rated torque. Verify floor guide adjustment after final positioning to ensure the unit is stable and plumb.