Zomes Assembly Manual

Required Tools 2

Included Tools 2

Tools you’ll need to Acquire 2

Preparing your Site 3

Option 1: Post and Beam Foundation 3

Option 2: Compacted Gravel Base Foundation 5

Assembling the Foundation Kit 8

Installing the Electric Outlets 9

Assembling the Panels and Windows 10

Wiring the Smart Film 11

Installing and wiring the lights 12

Assembling the Fiber Cement Sheathing 13

Installing the Interior Panels 14

Maintaining Your Zomes 15

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Required Tools

Included Tools

- Rubber Mallet

- Glue

Tools you’ll need to Acquire

- Scaffold and/or ladder

- Gloves

Preparing your Site

Before you begin assembly, it’s essential to create a stable, level base that’s tailored to your

site conditions and the size of your Zomes. You have two options for your foundation: a post

and beam system (ideal for uneven or sloped sites) and a compacted gravel base (best for

level ground). Follow the detailed guidelines below for each option.

Option 1: Post and Beam Foundation

General Guidelines

● Site Assessment: Identify high and low spots. The post and beam method allows

you to “float” the structure over an uneven surface by elevating and supporting the

base.

● Layout: Mark the perimeter where the posts will be installed. For optimal load

distribution, posts and supporting beams should be spaced no more than 2 feet

apart.

● Footings: Dig holes or trenches for each post. In most regions, a minimum depth of

24 inches (or deeper in frost-prone areas) is recommended, with a diameter of 18–24

inches. Footings should be poured with concrete to secure the posts.

Materials & Sizing by Zomes Type

ZomesPod (14-foot diameter, ~3 tons) and ZomesOffice (16-foot diameter, ~3 tons)

● Posts: Use pressure-treated 6×6 posts. Set these posts in concrete footings to a

depth of at least 24 inches.

● Beams: Use 2×10 or 2×12 beams depending on local load requirements. Ensure

that beams are securely attached to the posts using metal brackets or specialized

post-beam connectors.

● Installation:

○ Place posts at approximately 2-foot intervals along the perimeter.

○ Use a level and plumb line to ensure each post is vertical.

○ Once all posts are set, install horizontal beams along the top. Verify that the

beam layout forms a level ring that will support your structure’s foundation.

Zomestudio (20-foot diameter, ~4 tons)

● Posts: For the heavier load, upgrade to pressure-treated 8×8 posts or reinforced 6×6

posts (if local codes allow) to provide extra stability. Set in concrete footings as

described.

● Beams: Consider using 2×12 beams (or engineered lumber if preferred) to support

the increased load.

● Installation:

○ Again, install posts no more than 2 feet apart along the full perimeter.

○ Ensure all posts and beams are level, secure, and adequately braced during

the curing period for the concrete.

Additional Tips

● Anchoring: Use metal post anchors to improve the connection between posts and

their concrete footings.

● Bracing: Temporarily brace posts and beams during installation to ensure long-term

stability.

● Local Codes: Always check with local building codes for any specific requirements

related to post depth, spacing, or material treatment.

Option 2: Compacted Gravel Base Foundation

General Guidelines

● Site Preparation: Ensure the site is as level as possible. Remove vegetation and

topsoil from the footprint of the Zomes.

● Excavation: Excavate to a depth of about 4–6 inches to accommodate the gravel

layer. Ensure that the edges are slightly graded to promote water runoff.

Gravel Installation

Materials

● Gravel Type: Use crushed stone or “3/4” minus” gravel that compacts well. This

material provides excellent drainage and stability.

● Optional Top Layer: After the main gravel is compacted, you can add a 1–2 inch

layer of finer material (such as stone dust or sand) to create a smoother, level

surface for the foundation.

● Drainage: In areas prone to heavy rainfall or poor natural drainage, consider

installing a French drain around the perimeter of the Zomes foundation. A typical

French drain consists of a trench (approximately 6 inches wide and 18 inches deep)

lined with filter fabric, filled with additional gravel, and fitted with a perforated

drainage pipe. This ensures water is directed away from your structure.

Compaction

● Equipment: Use a mechanical plate compactor to thoroughly compact the gravel.

Make multiple passes until the surface is uniformly firm.

● Thickness: Aim for a minimum gravel layer of 4–6 inches, which should be

compacted in layers no thicker than 2 inches at a time.

● Edge Treatment: Compact the gravel all the way to the edges of the foundation,

ensuring there are no soft spots that could lead to settling.Final Leveling with Sand

(Optional)

Sand Layer

After compacting the main gravel layer, you can create a perfectly flat and level surface by

adding a thin layer of fine sand or stone dust.

1. Screed Pipes: Lay two parallel, straight metal pipes (e.g., 1-inch diameter electrical

conduit) directly on the compacted gravel. These pipes will serve as guides for your

screed board.

2. Laser Level: Use a laser level to ensure the tops of both screed pipes are perfectly

level with each other and at the desired final height for your foundation. Adjust the

pipes as necessary.

3. Apply Sand: Spread a 1–2 inch layer of fine sand or stone dust over the gravel,

ensuring it completely covers the area between the screed pipes.

4. Screed: Using a long, straight board (a "screed board"), pull the board across the

tops of the metal pipes. This action will shave off the excess sand, leaving a perfectly

flat and level surface.

5. Remove and Fill: Carefully remove the metal pipes and fill the resulting channels

with sand, using a trowel or the edge of the screed board. Do not compact this final

layer of sand. The foundation blocks will settle onto this layer, ensuring a stable, level

base.

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Material Estimates by Zomes Type

Calculate the volume of gravel needed based on the circular area and desired depth

(remember: 1 cubic yard = 27 cubic feet).

● ZomesPod (14-ft diameter):

○ Area: Approximately 154 square feet (π × 7²).

○ Gravel Volume: At 6 inches (0.5 ft) thick → 154 × 0.5 ≈ 77 cubic feet (~2.9

cubic yards). Allow extra for compaction and spillage—plan on about 3 cubic

yards.

● ZomesOffice (16-ft diameter):

○ Area: Approximately 201 square feet (π × 8²).

○ Gravel Volume: 201 × 0.5 ≈ 100.5 cubic feet (~3.7 cubic yards). Rounding

up, plan on about 4 cubic yards.

● Zomestudio (20-ft diameter):

○ Area: Approximately 314 square feet (π × 10²).

○ Gravel Volume: 314 × 0.5 ≈ 157 cubic feet (~5.8 cubic yards). It’s wise to

order around 6 cubic yards.

Vapor Barrier and Moisture Control

A vapor barrier is a critical component of any foundation to prevent moisture from migrating

up from the ground, which can lead to mold, mildew, and damage to the structure.

Incorporating a vapor barrier is highly recommended for all Zomes foundation types to

ensure long-term structural integrity and a healthy interior environment.

General Guidelines

● Material: Use a high-quality, 6-mil or greater polyethylene plastic sheeting (vapor

barrier).

● Sealing: Ensure all seams and penetrations (e.g., utility lines) are overlapped by at

least 6-12 inches and sealed with a specialized vapor barrier tape to create an

airtight and watertight seal.

Specific to Foundation Types

● For Compacted Gravel Base:

○ Installation: Lay the vapor barrier over the entire compacted gravel base.

○ Perimeter: Run the sheeting up the vertical perimeter of the foundation and

secure it so it can be integrated with the wall panels later, creating a

continuous moisture break.

● For Post and Beam Foundation (Crawl Space):

○ Installation: Lay the barrier across the ground within the crawl space.

Overlap and seal seams as described in the general guidelines.

○ Considerations: Ensure that the crawl space has adequate ventilation as

required by local codes, or consider a fully sealed (encapsulated) crawl space

system for superior moisture control.

Additional Considerations

● Slope and Drainage: Grade the gravel base so that water drains away from the

structure. A slight crown (higher in the center) helps ensure runoff.

● French Drain: If drainage is a concern, install a French drain around the perimeter.

This is especially important in low-lying or high-rainfall areas.

● Compaction Check: After compaction, test the firmness of the gravel by walking

over it. There should be minimal movement underfoot.

By following these detailed guidelines for either the post and beam or the gravel base

foundation, you’ll ensure that your Zomes is built on a stable, durable base tailored to your

specific site conditions. Always refer to local building codes and consider consulting a

professional engineer when making structural decisions.

Assembling the Foundation Kit

Included Tools

Portable electric

vacuum lifter

To lift panels

Customized 2 X 8mm

wrench with sharp tip

Lock latch

24 ounce rubber

hammer

To knock the panel edge to have

a proper panel mating.

A/B component

adhesive and glue gun

Mix and inject A/B two

component adhesive.

14mmx210mm drill bit

1mm Gaskets

PU Foam Adhesive

Screws for Mgo

Screws for Fiber

Cement

Screws for foundation

Anchors for foundation

Wood Dowels

Silicon for Windows

Silicon for the PU

Frames

Ball tool for window

Silicon

Liquid Rubber

3D printed positioning

tool for normal panels

and for G or H panel

Needed Tools

Name

Picture

Usage

Tape ruler

To measure distance for

position of panels

Installation hammer

To knock wood pin for panel X

installation

Electrical drill and

14mm drill bit

Drill positioning hole in panels

Hammer drill and

14mmx210mm drill bit

Drill hole in panel for adhesive

injection and panel ﬁxture bolt

installation.

Brush

Clean hole drill

Air pump with tube

Clean hole drill

Electrical screwdriver

with

Air Screwdriver Socket

Head Hexagon Wrench

13Mm

Tight up bolt

Mask

Breath protection during power

tool usage

Goggle

Eye protection during power tool

usage

Headset or ear plug

Hearing protection during power

tool usage

carpentry chisel

To remove PU remains from

groove of panel

Tools you’ll need to Acquire

- Scaffold and/or ladder

- Gloves

Position of Zomes

To ensure a secure foundation, the first step is to accurately locate the center position of the

Zome and mark it so that the placement does not shift.

Procedure for Locating the Center:

1. Estimate the Center: Place a heavy object with a rope attached at the estimated

center of the Zome area.

2. Determine Rope Length: Measure the rope to half the diameter of your specific

Zome model:

○ Pod: 7 ft

○ Office: 8 ft

○ Studio: 10 ft

3. Establish the Perimeter: Take the free end of the rope, straighten it, and walk a

circle around the center point.

4. Verify Placement: As you walk the circle, ensure you remain within the defined

gravel area.

5. Adjust the Center:

○ If you walk out of the gravel area, the center mark is too close to you (away

from the true center). Stop, walk towards the center point, and move the

center marker away from you.

○ Continue this process until you can walk the full circle (half-diameter radius)

entirely within the gravel.

6. Mark the Center: Once the center is accurately located, mark the spot using spray

paint or another suitable method.

● Door Facing Direction: Before assembling the Zomes, you must decide which

direction the door will face.

General information

Before beginning assembly, thoroughly read and understand the panel-locking

mechanism, as it is utilized throughout the entire Zomes structure. Failure to properly

engage a lock will result in loose joints between panels, which could lead to structural

failure.

● Panel sides: Always orient the panel sides containing latch access holes toward the

interior of the Zomes structure.

● Rotation Direction for Latches: Clockwise and counterclockwise are the terms

used to specify the direction of rotation.

⥁ ⥀

Clockwise Counterclockwise

● Groove and Tongue: These are basic features of panels to form a locking

mechanism. The tongue sticks out and mates with groove and limited movement

between panels on all directions

Groove Tougue

● Lock hook drive: To engage the latch hook, insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench into

the latch access hole to a minimum depth of 2.5 inches. This ensures the wrench is

fully engaged with the latch hole. Once engaged, turn the wrench clockwise or

counterclockwise to drive the latch hook. For guidance during panel installation, it is

recommended to consult Appendix I, which illustrates all panel latch lock directions.

Zomes panels are joined using a coffin lock system. The following steps illustrate the

process, using a clockwise rotation as the example:

1. Engagement: The hook of the male latch rotates clockwise to make contact with the

pin of the female latch.

2. The male latch's rotation is halted when its hook catches the female latch's pin. However,

the male lock's cam continues to rotate, moving the lock downward until its slot engages the

male latch's pin. This further rotation secures the latch in the locked position.

More information please refer to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMgY47yQwh0

Minimum Manpower: Minimum manpower for assembly of Zomes is two (2) persons.

Vacuum lifter usage: Read the manual of the lifter carefully before using it.

Panel Lock Operation: The male lock latch rotates smoothly and easily at the start of the

locking process. This smooth rotation continues until it engages with the female latch pin of

the adjacent panel.

Panel Left (female latch) Panel right (male latch)

When locking two panels, rotate the wrench to move the left panel toward the right panel.

This movement will create a firm, complete lock. A slight shift in the panel's position indicates

that the wrench is engaging.

Panel Left (female latch) Panel right (male latch)

● Panel and Hole Labels

For instructional clarity, labels are used in this manual. Note that these labels do not appear

on the actual product. For example, the image illustrates the latch access hole on Panel ①

for a specific operation.

Inspect Male Latch Position Before Panel Installation

Before assembling the panels, confirm the position of the latch hooks. All latch hooks must

be fully inside the latch slot and NOT sticking out, as this will complicate the installation

process. If a latch hook is sticking out, insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench into the latch

access hole and rotate it back into the latch slot.

Important: Never stand on the panel while operating the latch lock.

Male latch stick out demo (NOT ALLOWED)

Assembly process for Zomes POD and Office

Z-FOUND-IN Assembly Process for Zomes POD and Office

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Portable electric vacuum lifter

8mm wrench

24-ounce rubber hammer

A/B component adhesive and glue

gun

Check Appendix I on how to use it.

Prepare - Panel

There are a total of six (5)

Z-FOUND-IN required for the

assembly process.

Latch locking direction for all

Z-FOUND-IN shows in the

picture.

It is recommended to use a

marker pen to draw the latch lock

rotation direction on the surface

of Z-FOUND-IN before

installation starts.

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process.

DO NOT attach them over the

latch access hole or out of the

panel edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power.

Panel Z1 and Z2 Installation

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) Z-FOUND-IN ①

out, and place the surface with

holes facing up.

Make sure the tip of ① is at the

center of Zomes.

To have the edge of the ① point

to the entrance area.

Entrance area

Take one (1) Z-FOUND-IN ②

out, put it on a clean, dry, and

dust-free surface, and lift the

panel up. It will need one person

to hold the panel and another

one to apply adhesive to the

surface of the groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place Z-FOUND-IN ② next to ①

, then move ② towards ①.

Make sure the tongue of ② is

fully inserted into the groove of

① and there is an even spacing

between the edges of the two

panels.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap or step between the joint surfaces of two panels.

During the latch-locking process, the position of ② could have slight shifting.

If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ② and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

fully locked.

Panel Z3 Installation

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) Z-FOUND-IN ③

out, put it on a clean, dry, and

dust-free surface, and lift the

panel up. It will need one person

to hold the panel and another

one to apply adhesive to the

surface of the groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place Z-FOUND-IN ③ next to

②, then move ③ towards ②.

Make sure the tongue of panel

③ is inserted into the groove of

panel ② and there is an even

spacing between the edges of

the two panels

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap or step between the joint surfaces of two panels.

During the latch-locking process, the position of ③ could have slight shifting.

If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ③ and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

locked.

Panel Z4 and Z5 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) Z-FOUND-IN ④ out, put it on a clean, dry, and dust-free

surface, and lift the panel up. It will need one person to hold the panel and

another one to apply adhesive to the surface of the groove and the long

side tongue.

Make sure the adhesive covers the entire surface, and avoid adhesive

entering the latch area.

Conduct the same operation on the last Z-FOUND-IN ⑤

Place ④ next to ③, then place

⑤ between ④ and ①.

Move ④ and ⑤ per the direction

shown in the picture.

Make sure the tongue of the

panels is inserted into the groove

of the adjacent panel and there

is an even spacing between the

edges of the two panels.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is locked.

There should be no gap or step between the engagement surfaces of panel Zs.

If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ④ or ⑤ and

hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

locked.

Y-FOUND-OUT assembly process

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Portable electric vacuum lifter

8mm wrench

24-ounce rubber hammer

A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

Check Appendix I on how to use

it.

Prepare - Panel

There are a total of ten (10)

Y-FOUND-OUT panels required

for the assembly process.

Latch locking direction for all

Y-FOUND-OUT panels is shown

in the picture.

It is recommended to use a

marker pen to draw the latch

lock direction on the surface of

the Y-FOUND-OUT panel before

installation starts.

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them

to its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process

DO NOT attach them over the

latch access hole or out of the

panel edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power.

Panel Y1 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) Y-FOUND-OUT ①

out, put it on a clean, dry, and

dust-free surface, and lift the

panel up. It will need one person

to hold the panel and another

one to apply adhesive to the

surface of the short side groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place panel ① next to panel Ⓐ

with holes facing up, then move

panel ① towards panel Ⓐ.

Make sure the groove of panel

Ⓐ mates with the tongues of

panel ① and there is an even

spacing between the edges of

the two panels.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole (close

to the center) and rotate

clockwise until the latch is locked.

There should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of ① and

Ⓐ, and there should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of

Ⓐ and ①

If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ① and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

Panel Y2 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) Y-FOUND-OUT ②

out, put it on a clean, dry, and

dust-free surface, and lift the

panel up. It will need one person

to hold the panel and another

one to apply adhesive to the

surface of entire groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place panel ② next to panel ①,

then move panel ② towards

panel ① and panel Ⓐ.

Make sure the groove of panel

② mates with the tongues of

panel ① and panel Ⓐ and the

mating gap between the 3 panels

is even.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of ① and

②, and there should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of

Ⓐ and ②

If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ② and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

fully locked.

Panel Y3 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) Y-FOUND-OUT ③

out, put it on a clean, dry, and

dust-free surface, and lift the

panel up. It will need one person

to hold the panel and another

one to apply adhesive to the

surface of entire groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Take one (1) Y-FOUND-OUT

panel ③ out. Place panel ③ next

to panel ②, then move panel ③

towards panel ② and panel Ⓑ.

Make sure the groove of panel

③ mates with the tongues of

panel ② and panel Ⓑ and the

mating gap between the 3 panels

is even.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of ② and

③, and there should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of

Ⓑ and ③

If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ③ and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

fully locked.

Panel Y4 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) Y-FOUND-OUT ④

out, put it on a clean, dry, and

dust-free surface, and lift the

panel up. It will need one person

to hold the panel and another

one to apply adhesive to the

surface of entire groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place panel ④ next to panel ③,

then move panel ④ towards

panel ③ and panel Ⓑ.

Make sure the groove of panel

④ mates with the tongues of

panel ③ and panel Ⓑ and the

mating gap between the 3 panels

is even.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of ③ and

④, and there should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of

Ⓑ and ④

If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly ,

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ④ and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

fully locked.

Panel Y5 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) Y-FOUND-OUT ⑤

out, put it on a clean, dry, and

dust-free surface, and lift the

panel up. It will need one person

to hold the panel and another

one to apply adhesive to the

surface of entire groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place panel ⑤ next to panel ④,

then move panel ⑤ towards

panel ④ and panel Ⓒ.

Make sure the groove of panel

⑤ mates with the tongues of

panel ⑤ and panel Ⓒ and the

mating gap between the 3 panels

is even.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of ④ and

⑤, and there should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of

If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ⑤ and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

fully locked.

Panel Y6 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) Y-FOUND-OUT ①

out, put it on a clean, dry, and

dust-free surface, and lift the

panel up. It will need one person

to hold the panel and another

one to apply adhesive to the

surface of entire groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place panel ⑥ next to panel ⑤,

then move panel ⑥ towards

panel ⑤ and panel Ⓒ.

Make sure the groove of panel

⑥ mates with the tongues of

panel ⑤ and panel Ⓒ and the

mating gap between the 3 panels

is even.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of ⑤ and

⑥, and there should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of

If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ⑥ and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

fully locked.

Panel Y7 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) Y-FOUND-OUT ①

out, put it on a clean, dry, and

dust-free surface, and lift the

panel up. It will need one person

to hold the panel and another

one to apply adhesive to the

surface of entire groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place panel ⑦ next to panel ⑥,

then move panel ⑦ towards

panel ⑥ and panel ⓓ.

Make sure the groove of panel

⑦ mates with the tongues of

panel ⑥ and panel ⓓ and the

mating gap between the 3 panels

is even.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap and step beween the engagement surface of ⑥ and

⑦, and there should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of

⑦ and ⓓ

If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ⑦ and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

fully locked.

Panel Y8 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) Y-FOUND-OUT ①

out, put it on a clean, dry, and

dust-free surface, and lift the

panel up. It will need one person

to hold the panel and another

one to apply adhesive to the

surface of entire groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place panel ⑧ next to panel ⑦,

then move panel ⑧ towards

panel ⑦ and panel ⓓ.

Make sure the groove of panel Y

⑧ mates with the tongues of

panel ⑦ and panel ⓓ, and the

mating gap between the 3 panels

is even.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of ⑦ and

⑧, and there should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of

⑧ and ⓓ

If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ⑧ and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

fully locked.

● Panel Y9 and Y10 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) Y-FOUND-OUT ⑨

out, put it on a clean, dry, and

dust-free surface, and lift the

panel up. It will need one person

to hold the panel and another

one to apply adhesive to the

surface of the groove and the

long side tongue.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Conduct the same operation on

the last Y-FOUND-OUT ⑩

Place ⑨ next to Y panel ⑩

close, then move both of them

towards ⓔ at the same time.

Make sure the groove of panels

mates with the tongues of panels

next to it and the mating gap

between panels is even.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

fully locked.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

fully locked.

There should be no gap or step between the engagement surfaces of panels

X-FOUND/X-FOUND-ELEC and A-STD/A-ELEC assembly process

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

Installation hammer

24-ounce rubber hammer

Portable electric vacuum lifter

Prepare - Panel

There are a total of five (5)

X-FOUND-ELEC panels required

for the assembly process.

There are a total of four (4)

X-FOUND panels required for

the assembly process.

X-FOUND/X-FOUND-ELEC can be lifted with one person; it will not need to

use a vacuum lifter tool.

There are a total of five (5)

A-ELEC panels required for the

assembly process.

There are a total of four (4) A-STD

panels required for the assembly

process.

It is recommended to use two vacuum lifters and attach them to its surface

as shown in the picture to lift them up during the installation process (do not

attach them over the latch access hole or out of the panel edge, which will

lead to insufficient suction power)

Installation of X-FOUND/X-FOUND-ELEC

Step

Description

Illustration

Install wood pins with a rubber

hammer into all Y-FOUND-OUT

panels with a rubber hammer

besides the one at the entrance

area.

X-FOUND should be installed at

positions 2, 4, 6, and 8.

X-FOUND-ELEC should be

installed at positions 1,3, 5, 7,

and 9.

Start from the Y-FOUND-OUT

panel next to the entrance area.

NOTE: For operation of the glue

gun, refer to Appendix I

Apply adhesive to the entire

surface of the Y-FOUND-OUT

panel, which is going to install

the X-FOUND / X-FOUND-ELEC

panel.

Put the first X-FOUND ① panel

on the Y-FOUND-OUT Ⓐ panel,

starting from the one next to the

entrance area.

Make a visual inspection to

make sure there is no gap

between the X-FOUND ① panel

and the Y-FOUND-OUT Ⓐ

panel.

A rubber hammer can be used

to knock the X-FOUND panel ①

into position.

After each X-FOUND /

X-FOUND-ELEC panel

installation is completed, put an

A-STD/A-STD-ELEC on it as

weight for a reliable bonding.

Repeat steps 4-10 to install the

X-FOUND-ELEC ② panel next

to the first X-FOUND ① panel;

make sure the upper edge of

both panels is in one line.

Repeat the steps to bond all the

X-FOUND / X-FOUND-ELEC

panels in sequence.

Curing time for adhesive: refer to

table on the right.

DO NOT move the weight before

the curing process is completed.

DO NOT conduct any further

installation process before the

adhesive is fully cured.

It is recommended to operate at

temperatures above 10°C.

During the waiting for adhesive

curing, refer to the section

“Assembling the Fiber Cement

Sheathing” to conduct panel

assembly.

Outdoor

temperature

Initial

cure time

Full

cure time

20°C to 30°C

(68F to 86F)

2-3 hrs

1 day

10°C to 20°C

(50F to 68F

4-6 hrs

2 days

0°C to 10°C

(32F to 50F)

8-12 hrs

3-5 days

A-STD/A-STD-ELEC assembly process

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

Installation hammer

24 ounce rubber hammer

Portable electric vacuum lifter

14mmx210mm drill bit

Electrical drill and 14mm drill bit

Hammer drill and 14mmx210mm

drill bit

Brush

Air pump with tube

Electrical screwdriver

with

Air Screwdriver Socket Head

Hexagon Wrench 13mm

Mask

Goggle

(Optional) Air conditioner vent hole accessory installation.

In this section, it shows how to install an air conditioner vent hole accessory into an

A-STD-ELEC-AC panel with a vent hole.

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Electric screwdriver

With PZ2 drill bit

Installation hammer

Prepare - Fastener

4 PCs of 4.2mmX25mm Pan Head

Self-drilling Screws

Prepare - Components

Air conditioner vent hole cover

Portable air conditioner vent hose

adapter

Installation

Step

Description

Illustration

Place the A-STD-ELEC-AC Ⓐ

as shown in the picture.

Insert the portable air conditioner

vent hose adapter ① into the

vent hole (small end facing

down).

Knock the adapter into

A-STD-ELEC-AC Ⓐ by the

installation hammer

Flap over A-STD-ELEC-AC Ⓐ

Split the base ② and top section

③ of the air conditioner hole

cover by rotating the top section

counterclockwise.

Keep the top section in a safe

place to avoid damage.

Place the cover base ② into the

vent hole.

Fixed the base with pan head

self-drilling screws.

DO NOT install the top section

back until A-STD-ELEC-AC

installation is completed.

Keep the top section in a safe

place to avoid damaging it.

Guide hole drill on X-FOUND/X-FOUND-ELEC

Step

Description

Illustration

Note:

It is recommended to conduct

the pre-hole drill on panel

X-FOUND-/X-FOUND-ELEC by

the sequence shown on the

right-hand-side picture.

Place the A-STD/A-STD-ELEC

Ⓐ panel, which is used for the

weight, on the top of the

X-FOUND/X-FOUND-ELEC ①

panel next to the entrance area.

It will need one person to hold

panel A in position.

Make sure the gap between two

sides of the A-STD Ⓐ panel and

the X-FOUND-STD is even.

NOTE: The person who

conducts the drilling operation

shall put on a mask and goggles

and DO NOT wear gloves for

safety concerns.

Make 4 holes on the

X-FOUND-ELEC ① panel based

on the holes of panel A with an

electrical drill and M14 drill bit.

During the drilling process, it has

to make sure the drill has a

90-degree vertical drilling

position.

Place the A-STD/A-STD-ELEC

Ⓐ panel on the X-FOUND/

X-FOUND-ELEC ① panel for the

next step.

Repeat steps 1-4 to make a

pre-drill hole for all X-FOUND

and X-FOUND-ELEC.

Installation hole drill on X-FOUND/X-FOUND-ELEC

Step

Description

Illustration

Install the ruler with a hammer

drill and set the ruler tip at the

same level as the drill clamp

head.

Shift the ruler 10mm forward and

lock it in position.

NOTE: The person who

conducts the drilling operation

shall put on a mask, goggles,

and a headset/earplugs.

DO NOT wear gloves for safety

concerns.

Hold the hammer drill sideways

and insert the drill head into the

pre-drilled hole.

Drill a hole until the tip of the

ruler touches the surface of

X-FOUND/X-FOUND-ELEC.

During the drilling process, it has

to make sure the drill has a

90-degree vertical drilling

position.

After the drill process is finished,

use a vacuum to clean dust,

then use a brush to insert into

the hole and pull out repeatedly

3 times to clean dust in the drill

hole.

Use an air pump with a 200mm

tube to blow dust out of drill

holes.

Repeat steps 3-5 to conduct

hole drill operations on all the

X-FOUND/X-FOUND-ELEC

panels. Clean dust created by

the drilling process before

moving forward to the next step.

A-STD/A-STD ELEC installation

Step

Description

Illustration

Prepare 4 sets of TEDUN

12X150 screws with 14X28X2

stainless-steel washer

Put the nozzle head of the glue

gun close to the hole entrance

(DO NOT insert the nozzle into

the hole), and drive the trigger

10–12 times to allow the

adhesive to flow into the drill

hole.

NOTE: Because the adhesive

has a work time between 30 and

55 minutes, the adhesive

injection is advised to do 4 holes

(one panel A) as a work cycle

then start panel A installation to

prevent glue work time from

expiring, which reduces the

stickiness and flow.

Remove panel

A-STD/A-STD-ELEC, and apply

adhesive on the surface of

X-FOUND/X-FOUND-ELEC ①

Place the first

A-STD/A-STD-ELEC Ⓐ on the

X-FOUND/X-FOUND-ELEC ①

and hold it in position.

Prepare a screwdriver and

socket head hexagon wrench

(13 mm) to tighten up the bolt

Screw in two bolts on the left

and right sides, but not fully tight.

Make sure the gaps between

A-STD/A-STD-ELEC and

X-FOUND/X-FOUND-ELEC are

even. During bolt tightening, the

panel could shift. If this happens,

use a rubber hammer to knock

the panel side to have it back in

position.

Tighten up two bolts

Install the remaining two bolts

with washers

For the post-assembly inspection, the corner of the two panels should be

at the same height without any step.

And the gap between two panels is even.

Repeat installation steps to have

all A-STD / A-STD-ELEC

installed.

DO NOT start the B-STD

installation before the adhesive

curing process is completed.

Curing time for adhesive: refer to

table on the right.

DO NOT move the weight

before the curing process is

completed.

DO NOT conduct any further

installation process before the

adhesive is fully cured.

It is recommended to operate at

temperatures above 10°C.

During the waiting for adhesive

curing, refer to Appendix II, PU

panel and FC panel assembly

process, to conduct panel

assembly.

Outdoor

temperature

Initial cure

time

Full

cure time

20°C to

30°C (68F

to 86F)

2-3 hrs

1 day

10°C to

20°C (50F

to 68F

4-6 hrs

2 days

0°C to 10°C

(32F to 50F)

8-12 hrs

3-5 days

(Optional)

Install the air conditioner vent

hole cover ①.

B-STD assembly process

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Portable electric vacuum lifter

8mm wrench

24-ounce rubber hammer

A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

Panel B-STD assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

There are a total of eight (8)

B-STD panels required for the

assembly process.

Latch locking direction for all

B-STD panels is shown in the

picture.

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them out of the panel

edge and wiring slot, which will

lead to insufficient suction

power)

Take one (1) B-STD① panel out;

two persons stand inside the

Zomes lift and hold the panel.

Apply adhesive on the surface of the entire groove of A-STD-ELEC ② and

A-STD ③ .

Make sure the adhesive covers the entire surface, and avoid adhesive

entering the latch area.

Move the B-STD ① downward

slowly until its tongue mates with

the groove of A-ELEC ② and

A-STD③

It will need one person to hold

the panel in position and another

person to lock the latches from

inside Zomes

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

B-STD① in position.

Make sure vertices of B-STD① and A-STD-ELEC②/A-STD③ are aligned.

NOTE:

If B-STD① slides and creates a gap during the locking process, slightly

loosen the latch and use a rubber hammer to knock the edge of B-STD① on

the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is completed, lock the panel in position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch locks the B-STD① in

position.

Repeat steps 3-8 until all B

panels are installed.

Panel B-DL assemble.

There is one (1) B-DL panel

required for the assembly

process.

Latch locking direction for all

B-DL panels is shown in the

picture.

It is recommended to use one (1)

vacuum lifter and attach it to its

surface as shown in the picture

to lift them up during the

installation process.

Panel B-DL assemble

Place B-DL at the left-hand side

of Zomes at the entrance area;

one person stands outside

Zomes responsible to lift and

hold the panel, and the other one

stands inside Zomes responsible

to guide the panel and lock it in

position.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the entire groove of A-STD ② .

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place the B-DL① panel on

A-STD ② next to the entrance

area by having its tongue mate

with the groove.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

B-DL① in position.

Make sure there is no step existing

between the end surface of

B-DL①, A-ELEC②.

NOTE:

If B-DL① slides and creates a

step during the locking process,

slightly loosen the latch and use a

rubber hammer to knock the edge

of B-DL① on the side to hit it into

position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock the

B-DL① in position.

Panel B-DR assemble

There is one (1) B-DR panel

required for the assembly

process.

Latch locking direction for all

B-DR panels is shown in the

picture.

It is recommended to use a

marker pen to draw the latch lock

direction on the surface of the

B-DR panel before installation

starts.

It is recommended to use one (1)

vacuum lifter and attach it to its

surface as shown in the picture

to lift them up during the

installation process.

Panel B-DR assemble

Place B-DR at the left-hand side

of Zomes at the entrance area;

one person stands outside

Zomes responsible to lift and

hold the panel, and the other one

stands inside Zomes responsible

to guide the panel and lock it in

position.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the entire groove of A-STD ② .

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place the B-DR ① panel on

A-STD ② next to the entrance

area by having its tongue mate

with the groove.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

B-DR① in position.

Make sure there is no step existing

between the end surface of

B-DR① A-ELEC②.

NOTE:

If B-DR① slides and creates a

step during the locking process,

slightly loosen the latch and use a

rubber hammer to knock the edge

of B-DR① on the side to hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock the

B-DR① in position.

C-STD/C-WIN assembly process

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Portable electric vacuum lifter

8mm wrench

24 ounce rubber hammer

A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

Prepare - Panel

There are a total of nine (9)

C-STD/C-WIN panels required

for the assembly process.

Standard configuration comes

with seven (7) C-STD panels and

two (2) C-WIN panels

C standard panel

C Window panel

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process.

DO NOT attach them over the

latch access hole or out of the

panel edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power.

C-STD/POD-C-WIN installation

Step

Description

Illustration

Apply adhesive on the surface of the entire groove of B panel ②

Make sure the adhesive covers the entire surface, and avoid adhesive

entering the latch area.

Take one (1) C-STD① panel out;

two persons stand inside the

Zomes lift and hold the panel.

Place the first C-STD ① panel

between the B-DL ② and B-STD

③ panels next to the entrance

area.

Move the C-STD ① downward

slowly until its tongue mates with

the groove of B-DL②/B-STD③.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

C-STD① in position.

Make sure vertices of C-STD① and B-DL②/B-STD③ are aligned.

NOTE:

If C-STD① slides and creates a gap during the locking process, slightly

loosen the latch and use a rubber hammer to knock the edge of C-STD① on

the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is completed, lock the panel in position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch locks the C-STD ① in

position.

Repeat installation steps 1-6 until

all C-STD/WIN panels are

installed (C-WIN position and

quantity shall follow the

configuration)

V-Door assemble process for POD and Office

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Portable electric vacuum lifter

8mm wrench

24 ounce rubber hammer

A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

Platform stair or similar stable

platform that provides 1.5 m

length, 0.75 cm width, and 0.75 m

height.

Prepare - Panel

V-DOOR

There is one (1) V-DOOR-LEFT and one (1) V-DOOR-RIGHT required for

the assembly process.

It is recommended to use two vacuum lifters and attach them to its surface

as shown in the picture to lift them up during the installation process (do not

attach them over the latch access hole or out of the panel edge, which will

lead to insufficient suction power).

V-DOOR-LEFT V-DOOR-RIGHT

There is one (1)

V-DOOR-IN-FRAME required for

the assembly process.

V-DOOR-IN-FRAME can be

lifted with a bare hand.

There is one (1)

V-DOOR-IN-TOP required for the

assembly process. It can be

lifted with a bare hand.

D-DL/D-DR

There is one (1) D-DL and one

(1) D-DR required for the

assembly process.

D-DR D-DL

D-DL/ D-DL is recommended to

use one vacuum lifter and attach

them to its surface as shown in

the picture to lift them up during

installation process (do not

attached them over the latch

access hole or out of panel edge

which will lead insufficient

suction power)

D-DR D-DL

EA-TH-FC

There is one EA-TH-FC required

for the assembly process.

EA-TH-FC installation

Place EA-TH-FC at entrance

area, fixed with adhesive

Make sure the gap between EA-TH-FC and the adjacent ones is even.

V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT installation

Take V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ① out,

lift it up, and move it towards the

entrance area of Zomes.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the entire groove of B-DR panel

②

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Make sure the mating gap between

the end surface of panel

V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ① and B-DR

② is even

It will need one person to hold

the panel in position and another

person to lock the latches from

inside Zomes

100

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ① in

position.

Make sure the mating gap between

the end surface of panel

V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ① and B-DR

② is even

NOTE:

If V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT① slides

and creates a step during the

locking process, slightly loosen

the latch and use a rubber

hammer to knock the edge of

V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT① on the

side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

101

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock the

V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ① in

position.

V-DOOR-IN-LEFT installation

Take V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ① out,

lift it up, and move it towards the

entrance area of Zomes.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the entire groove of B-DL panel

②

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

102

Make sure the mating gap between

the end surface of panel

V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ① and B-DR

② is even

It will need one person to hold

the panel in position and another

person to lock the latches from

inside Zomes

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

V-DOOR-IN-LEFT① in position.

103

Make sure the mating gap between

the end surface of panel

V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ① and B-DR

② is even

NOTE:

If V-DOOR-IN-LEFT① slides

and creates a step during the

locking process, slightly loosen

the latch and use a rubber

hammer to knock the edge of

V-DOOR-IN-LEFT① on the side

to hit it into position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock the

V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ① in position.

V-DOOR-IN-FRAME installation

Take V-DOOR-IN-FRAME ①out

and lay it on the ground.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the V-DOOR-IN-HEADER with

one female latch hole.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

104

Take V-DOOR-IN-HEADER ②

out and put it on top of

V-DOOR-IN-FRAME ①.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock the

V-DOOR-IN-HEADER ① in

position.

Make sure there is no step between

the end surface of panel

V-DOOR-IN-FRAME ① and

V-DOOR-IN-HEADER ② are

even

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the V-DOOR-IN-FRAME ① and

V-DOOR-IN-HEADER ② with

female latch holes.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Lift the combination of panel

V-DOOR-IN-FRAME and

V-DOOR-IN-HEADER until the

bottom of V-DOOR-IN-TOP ① is

higher than the top of

V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ② and

V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ③.

105

Move the combination ① of panel

V-DOOR-IN-FRAME and

V-DOOR-IN-HEADER and press

it against V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ②

and V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ③

Move the combination ① of panel

V-DOOR-IN-FRAME and

V-DOOR-IN-HEADER downward

until its top area sits on

V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ② and

V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ③

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

V-DOOR-IN-FRAME ① and

V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ②.

106

Make sure there is no step or gap

between V-DOOR-IN-FRAME ①

and V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ②

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

V-DOOR-IN-HEADER ① and

V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ②.

Make sure there is no step or gap

between V-DOOR-IN-TOP ① and

V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ②

107

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the V-DOOR-IN-FRAME ① and

V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ③.

Make sure there is no step or gap

between V-DOOR-IN-FRAME ①

and V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ③

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock

V-DOOR-IN-HEADER ① and

V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ③.

108

Make sure there is no step or gap

between V-DOOR-IN-TOP ① and

V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ③

D-DR assemble

Take D-DR out, and place the

surface with holes facing towards

the inside of the Zomes.

Follow the latch-locking direction

for the D-DR

D-DR can be lifted by one

person from inside Zomes.

109

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the D-DR groove and tongue

surface.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

To insert the D-DR ① towards

the angle between C-STD ②

and V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ③

Have the tongue of D-DR ①

mate with the groove of C-STD

②.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the D-DR

① in position.

Make sure vertices of D-DR①

and C-STD ② are aligned.

NOTE:

If D-DR ① slides and creates a

gap during the locking process,

slightly loosen the latch and use a

rubber hammer to knock the edge

of D-DR ① on the side to hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

110

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the D-DR ① in position. .

D-DL assemble

Take the D-DL out and place the

surface with holes facing towards

the inside of the Zomes.

Follow the latch-locking direction

for the D panel DL

D-DL can be lifted by one person

from inside Zomes.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the D-DR groove and tongue

surface.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

111

To insert the D-DL ① towards

the angle between C-STD ②

and V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ③

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the D-DL

① in position. .

Make sure vertices of D-DL①

and C-STD ② are aligned.

NOTE:

If D-DL ① slides and creates a

gap during the locking process,

slightly loosen the latch and use a

rubber hammer to knock the edge

of D-DL ① on the side to hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

112

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the D-DR ① in position. .

113

Entrance area assembly for POD and Office

First D-STD assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) panel D-STD out,

and place the surface with holes

facing towards the inside of the

Zomes.

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power).

114

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (letter D) is facing

inside.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the D-STD tongue.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Insert D-STD ① between two (2)

C-STD ②

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

D-STD ① in position.

Make sure vertices of D-STD ①,

panel C-STD ② are aligned.

115

NOTE:

If C-STD① slides and creates a

gap during the locking process,

slightly loosen the latch and use a

rubber hammer to knock the edge

of C-STD① on the side to hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the F-STD ①

panel in position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock the

D-STD ① panel in position.

116

First D-WIN assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) panel D-WIN out,

and place the surface with holes

facing towards the inside of the

Zomes.

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power).

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the D-WIN tongue.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

117

Insert D-WIN ① between C-STD

②

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

D-WIN ① in position.

Make sure vertices of D-WIN ①,

panel C-STD ② are aligned.

NOTE:

If C-WIN① slides and creates a

gap during the locking process,

slightly loosen the latch and use a

rubber hammer to knock the edge

of C-WIN on the side to hit it into

position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the F-WIN ①

panel in position.

118

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock the

D-WIN ① panel in position.

First E-STD assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take two (2) E-STD out, and

place the surface with holes

facing towards the inside of the

Zomes.

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power).

Direction on the surface of the

E-STD panel before installation

started.

119

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (Letter E) is facing

inside.

It is recommended that two

people lift E-STD from inside

Zomes.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the E-STD tongue and groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Insert E-STD ① between D-STD

② and D-DL ③.

120

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the E-STD in position.

Make sure vertices of E-STD ①,

panel D-STD ② and D-DL ③

are aligned.

NOTE:

If E-STD ① slides and creates a

gap during the locking process,

slightly loosen the latch and use a

rubber hammer to knock the edge

of E-STD ① on the side to hit it

into position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

E-STD ① in position.

Second E-STD assemble

121

Step

Description

Illustration

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (Letter E) is facing

inside.

It is recommended that two

people lift E-STD from inside

Zomes.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the E-STD tongue and groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

122

Insert E-STD ① between D-WIN

② and D-DL ③.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the E-STD in position.

Make sure vertices of E-STD ①,

panel D-STD ② and D-DL ③

are aligned.

123

NOTE:

If E-STD ① slides and creates a

gap during the locking process,

slightly loosen the latch and use a

rubber hammer to knock the edge

of E-STD ① on the side to hit it

into position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

E-STD ① in position.

E-DU assemble

Take E-DU out, and place the

surface with holes facing towards

the inside of the Zomes.

124

It is recommended to use one

vacuum lifter and attach it to its

surface as shown in the picture

to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power).

It is recommended to have a

stable platform with a 1.5 m

length, 0.75 m width, and 0.75 m

height to stand on. This will allow

one person to hold the panel with

a vacuum lifter and another one

to lock the panel in position.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the E-DU with latch.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place E-DU ① on top of

V-DOOR-IN-TOP ②

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate per the direction shown in

the picture to lock the E-DU in

position.

Make sure the mating gap between

the end surface of E-DU ① and

V-DOOR-IN-TOP ② is even.

NOTE:

If E-DU① slides and creates a

gap during the locking process,

slightly loosen the latch and use a

rubber hammer to knock the edge

of E-DU① on the side to hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

First F-STD assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

126

Take one (1) panel F-STD out,

and place the surface with holes

facing towards the inside of the

Zomes.

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power)

direction on the surface of the

F-STD panel before installation

started.

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (letter F) is facing

inside.

127

It is recommended to have a

stable platform with a 1m length,

750 mm width, and 700 mm

height to stand on. This will allow

one person to hold the panel with

two vacuum lifters and another

person to lock the panel in

position.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the F-STD tongue.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Insert F-STD ① between E-DU

② and E-STD ③.

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

F-STD ① panel in position.

Make sure vertices of F-STD ①

and E-DU ②, E-STD ③are

aligned.

NOTE:

If F-STD① slides and creates a

gap during the locking process,

slightly loosen the latch and use a

rubber hammer to knock the edge

of F-STD① on the side to hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed,lock the F-STD ①

panel in position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock the

F-STD ① panel in position.

Second F-STD assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

129

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (letter F) is facing

inside.

It is recommended to have a

stable platform with a 1m length,

750 mm width, and 700 mm

height to stand on. This will allow

one person to hold the panel with

two vacuum lifters and another

person to lock the panel in

position.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the F-STD tongue.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

130

Insert F-STD ① between E-DU

② and E-STD ③.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

F-STD ① panel in position.

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Make sure vertices of F-STD ①

and E-DU ②, E-STD ③are

aligned.

NOTE:

If F-STD① slides and creates a

gap during the locking process,

slightly loosen the latch and use a

rubber hammer to knock the edge

of F-STD① on the side to hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed,lock the F-STD ①

panel in position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the F-STD ① panel in position.

Entrance area assembly for POD

and office completed.

132

D-STD/D-WIN assembly process for POD and Office

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Portable electric vacuum lifter

8mm wrench

24 ounce rubber hammer

A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

133

Prepare - Panel

There remains a total of eight (8)

D-STD/D-WIN panels required

for the assembly process.

Standard configuration comes

with five (5) D-STD panels and

three (3) D-WIN panels.

Please follow the Zomes

configuration that you have to

install Windows at the applicable

location.

D-STD panel

D-WIN panel

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power)

134

D-STD/D-WIN installation

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) panel D-STD out,

and place the surface with holes

facing towards the inside of the

Zomes.

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (Letter D) facing

inside.

It will need one person to hold

the panel in position and another

person to lock the latches from

inside

D-STD can be lifted by one

person from inside Zomes.

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Apply adhesive on the surface of

the D-STD tongue.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Insert D-STD ① between two (2)

C-STD ②

Make sure vertices of D-STD ①,

panel C-STD ② are aligned.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

D-STD panel in position.

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If E-STD ① slides and creates a

gap during the locking process,

slightly loosen the latch and use a

rubber hammer to knock the edge

of E-STD ① on the side to hit it

into position. Once the

adjustment is completed, lock

the panel in position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the D-STD panel in position.

Panel D Win installation and

inspection follow the same

procedure as panel D STD

installation.

Repeat step 1-7 until all D panels

installed (D panel Win position

and quantity shall follow the

configuration)

137

E-STD/E-WIN assemble process for POD and Office

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Portable electric vacuum lifter

8mm wrench

24 ounce rubber hammer

A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

138

Platform stair or similar stable

platform that provides 1.5 m

length, 0.75 cm width, and 0.75 m

height.

Prepare - Panel

There remain nine (9)

E-STD/E-WIN panels required

for the assembly process.

Standard configuration comes

with six (6) E-STD panels and

three (3) E-WIN panels

Please follow the Zomes

configuration that you have to

install Windows at the applicable

location.

E standard panel

E Window panel

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power)

139

Assemble the E-STD and E-WIN panel

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) panel E-STD out,

and place the surface with holes

facing towards the inside of the

Zomes.

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (Letter E) is facing

inside.

It will need one person to hold

the panel in position and another

person to lock the latches from

inside

140

E-STD can be lifted by one

person from inside Zomes.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the E-STD tongue and groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Insert E-STD ① between two (2)

D-STDs to have E-STD’s

tongues sit into D-STDs grooves.

141

Make sure vertices of E-STD ①,

and D-STD ② are aligned.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

D-STD ① panel in position.

If E-STD ① slides and creates a

gap during the locking process,

slightly loosen the latch and use a

rubber hammer to knock the edge

of E-STD ① on the side to hit it

into position. Once the

adjustment is completed, lock

the panel in position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the D-STD ① panel in position.

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Panel E-WIN installation and

inspection follow the identical

procedure as panel E-STD ①

installation.

Repeat steps 1-9 until all E

panels are installed (the E

panel's win position and quantity

shall follow the configuration)

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F-STD/F-WIN assembly process for POD and Office

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Portable electric vacuum lifter

8mm wrench

24 ounce rubber hammer

A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

144

Platform stair or similar stable

platform that provides 1.5 m

length, 0.75 m width, and 0.75 m

height.

Prepare - Panel

Step

Description

Illustration

There remain eight (8) F-STD/F-WIN panels required for the assembly

process. Standard configuration comes with seven (7) F-STD panels and

one (1) F-WIN panels

Please follow the Zomes configuration that you have to install Windows at

the applicable location.

F standard panel F Window panel

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power)

145

Installation- Panel

Take one (1) panel F out, and

place the surface with holes

facing towards the inside of the

Zomes.

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (letter F) is facing

inside.

It will need one person to hold

the panel in position and another

person to lock the latches from

inside

146

It is recommended to have a

stable platform with a 1.5 m

length, 0.75 m width, and 0.75 m

height to stand on. This will allow

one person to hold the panel with

two vacuum lifters and another

person to lock the panel in

position.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the F-STD tongue.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Insert F-STD ① between two (2)

E-STDs to have F-STD’s

tongues sit into E-STDs grooves.

147

Make sure vertices of F-STD ①,

panel E-STD ② are aligned.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

F-STD ① panel in position.

If F-STD ① slides and creates a

gap during the locking process,

slightly loosen the latch and use a

rubber hammer to knock the edge

of F-STD ① on the side to hit it

into position. Once the

adjustment is completed, lock

the panel in position.

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the F-STD ① panel in position.

Panel F-WIN installation and

inspection follow the identical

procedure as panel F-STD ①

installation.

Repeat steps 1-6 until all F

panels are installed (F panel's

win position and quantity shall

follow the configuration)

149

150

G-STD/G-WIN assembly process for POD and Office

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Portable electric vacuum lifter

8mm wrench

151

24 ounce rubber hammer

A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

Platform stair or similar stable

platform that provides 1.5 m

length, 0.75 m width, and 1.5 m

height.

Prepare - Panel

Step

Description

Illustration

There are seven (8)

G-STD/G-WIN panels required

for the assembly process.

Standard configuration comes

with seven (7) G-STD panels

and one (1) G-WIN panel.

G-STD F-WIN

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It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power)

Installation- Panel

Take one (1) G-STD panel out,

and place the surface with holes

facing towards the inside of the

Zomes.

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (letter G) is facing

inside.

It will need one person to hold

the panel in position and another

person to lock the latches from

inside

153

It is recommended to have a

stable platform with a 1.5 m

length, 0.75 m width, and 1.5

mm height to stand on. This will

allow one person to hold the

panel with two vacuum lifters and

another person to lock the panel

in position.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the G-STD tongue.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

It will need to:

1. Lift G-STD ① panel and have

its top surface beyond F-STD.

2. Insert it between two F-STD

panels

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Make sure vertices of G-STD

①, panel F-STD ② are aligned.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

G-STD ① panel in position.

If F-STD ① slides and creates a

gap during the locking process,

slightly loosen the latch and use a

rubber hammer to knock the edge

of G-STD ① on the side to hit it

into position. Once the

adjustment is completed, lock

the panel in position.

155

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the G-STD ① panel in position.

Panel F-WIN installation and

inspection follow the identical

procedure as panel F-STD ①

installation.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the G-WIN.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

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Take one (1) G-WIN panel out,

and place the surface with holes

facing towards the inside of the

Zomes.

Take one (1) panel G-WIN out,

place the surface with holes

facing towards the inside of the

Zomes.

157

Repeat steps 4-8 to lock it in

position

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to

lock the G-WIN ① panel in

position.

Repeat steps 1-6 until all G

panels are installed (G panel's

win position and quantity shall

follow the configuration)

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G-STD/G-WIN assemble process for POD and Office

Prepare - panel

Step

Description

Illustration

There seven (8) G-STD/G-WIN

panels required for the assembly

process. Standard configuration

comes with seven (7) G-STD

panels and one (1) G-WIN

panels

Please follow the Zomes

configuration that you have to

install Windows at the applicable

location.

159

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them

to its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power)

Take one (1) G-STD panel out,

and place the surface with holes

facing towards the inside of the

Zomes.

It is recommended to have a

stable platform with a 1.5 m

length, 0.75 m width, and 1.5

mm height to stand on. This will

allow one person to hold the

panel with two vacuum lifters

and another person to lock the

panel in position.

160

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (letter G) is facing

inside.

It will need one person to hold

the panel in position and another

person to lock the latches from

inside

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the G-WIN (downside only).

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

It will need to:

1. Lift G-STD ① panel and have

its top surface beyond F-STD.

2. Insert it between two F-STD

panels

161

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

G-STD ① panel in position.

Make sure vertices of G-STD ①

and F-STD ②, are aligned.

NOTE:

If G-STD① slides and creates a

gap during the locking process,

slightly loosen the latch and use a

rubber hammer to knock the edge

of G-STD① on the side to hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the G-STD ①

panel in position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the STD-G-STD ① panel in

position.

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Take one (1) panel G-WIN out,

and place the surface with holes

facing towards the inside of the

Zomes.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

all sizes of the G-STD with

latches.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

G-WIN ① panel in position.

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Make sure vertices of G-WIN ①

and F-STD ②, are aligned.

NOTE:

If G-WIN① slides and creates a

gap during the locking process,

slightly loosen the latch and use a

rubber hammer to knock the edge

of G-WIN① on the side to hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the G-WIN ①

panel in position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the G-WIN ① panel in position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the G-WIN ① panel in position.

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Repeat steps 4-15 to install all of

G-STD/WIN.

For the last G-WIN installation, it

will need to manage to shift it

outside Zomes. And pull it

towards the inside.

Customized panel preparation:

In this section, steps to modify standard panels for customized requirements will be

introduced.

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Assembly process for Zomes Studio

STU-Z-FOUND-IN Assembly Process for Zomes Studio

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Portable electric vacuum lifter

8mm wrench

24-ounce rubber hammer

A/B component adhesive and glue

gun

Check Appendix I on how to use it.

166

Prepare - Panel

There are a total of six (6)

STU-Z-FOUND-IN required for

the assembly process.

Latch locking direction for all

STU-Z-FOUND-IN shows in the

picture.

It is recommended to use a

marker pen to draw the latch lock

rotation direction on the surface

of STU-Z-FOUND-IN before

installation starts.

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process.

DO NOT attach them over the

latch access hole or out of the

panel edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power.

167

Panel Z1 and Z2 Installation

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) STU-Z-FOUND-IN

① out, and place the surface

with holes facing up.

Make sure the tip of ① is at the

center of Zomes Studio.

To have the edge of the ① point

to the entrance area.

Entrance area

Take one (1) STU-Z-FOUND-IN

② out, put it on the

STU-Z-FOUND-IN placed on the

ground during the last step, and

lift the panel up. It will need one

person to hold the panel and

another one to apply adhesive to

the surface of the groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

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Place STU-Z-FOUND-IN ② next

to ① , then move ② towards ①.

Make sure the tongue of ② is

fully inserted into the groove of

① and there is an even spacing

between the edges of the two

panels.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap or step between the joint surfaces of two panels.

During the latch-locking process, the position of ② could have slight shifting.

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If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ② and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

fully locked.

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Panel Z3 Installation

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) STU-Z-FOUND-IN

③ out, put it on the

STU-Z-FOUND-IN placed on the

ground during the last step, and

lift the panel up. It will need one

person to hold the panel and

another one to apply adhesive to

the surface of the groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place STU-Z-FOUND-IN ③ next

to ②, then move ③ towards ②.

Make sure the tongue of panel

③ is inserted into the groove of

panel ② and there is an even

spacing between the edges of

the two panels

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap or step between the joint surfaces of two panels.

During the latch-locking process, the position of ③ could have slight shifting.

If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ③ and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

locked.

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Panel Z4 Installation

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) STU-Z-FOUND-IN

④ out, put it on the

STU-Z-FOUND-IN placed on the

ground during the last step, and

lift the panel up. It will need one

person to hold the panel and

another one to apply adhesive to

the surface of the groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place STU-Z-FOUND-IN ④ next

to ③, then move ④ towards ③.

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Make sure the tongue of panel

④ is inserted into the groove of

panel ③ and there is an even

spacing between the edges of

the two panels

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap or step between the joint surfaces of two panels.

During the latch-locking process, the position of ④ could have slight shifting.

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If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ④ and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

locked.

177

Panel Z5 and Z6 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) STU-Z-FOUND-IN ⑤ out, put it on the STU-Z-FOUND-IN

placed on the ground during the last step, and lift the panel ⑤ up. It will

need one person to hold the panel and another one to apply adhesive to

the surface of the groove and the long side tongue.

Make sure the adhesive covers the entire surface, and avoid adhesive

entering the latch area.

Conduct the same operation on the last STU-Z-FOUND-IN ⑥

Place ⑤ next to ④, then place

⑤ between ⑥ and ①.

Move ⑤ and ⑥ per the direction

shown in the picture.

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Make sure the tongue of the

panels is inserted into the groove

of the adjacent panel and there

is an even spacing between the

edges of the two panels.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is locked.

There should be no gap or step between the engagement surfaces of panel Zs.

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If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ⑤ or ⑥ and

hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

locked.

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STU-Y-FOUND-OUT assembly process

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Portable electric vacuum lifter

8mm wrench

24-ounce rubber hammer

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A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

Check Appendix I on how to use

it.

Prepare - Panel

There are a total of twelve (12)

STU-Y-FOUND-OUT panels

required for the assembly

process.

Latch locking direction for all

STU-Y-FOUND-OUT panels is

shown in the picture.

It is recommended to use a

marker pen to draw the latch

lock direction on the surface of

the STU-Y-FOUND-OUT panel

before installation starts.

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them

to its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process

DO NOT attach them over the

latch access hole or out of the

panel edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power.

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Panel Y1 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1)

STU-Y-FOUND-OUT ① out, put

it on the STU-Z-FOUND-IN

placed on the ground during the

last step, and lift the panel up. It

will need one person to hold the

panel and another one to apply

adhesive to the surface of the

short side groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place panel ① next to panel Ⓐ

with holes facing up, then move

panel ① towards panel Ⓐ.

Make sure the groove of panel

Ⓐ mates with the tongues of

panel ① and there is an even

spacing between the edges of

the two panels.

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole (close

to the center) and rotate

clockwise until the latch is locked.

There should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of ① and

Ⓐ, and there should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of

Ⓐ and ①

If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ① and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

185

Panel Y2 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1)

STU-Y-FOUND-OUT ② out, put

it on the STU-Z-FOUND-IN

placed on the ground during the

last step, and lift the panel up. It

will need one person to hold the

panel and another one to apply

adhesive to the surface of entire

groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place panel ② next to panel ①,

then move panel ② towards

panel ① and panel Ⓐ.

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Make sure the groove of panel

② mates with the tongues of

panel ① and panel Ⓐ and the

mating gap between the 3 panels

is even.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of ① and

②, and there should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of

Ⓐ and ②

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If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ② and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

fully locked.

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Panel Y3 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1)

STU-Y-FOUND-OUT ③ out, put

it on the STU-Z-FOUND-IN

placed on the ground during the

last step, and lift the panel up. It

will need one person to hold the

panel and another one to apply

adhesive to the surface of entire

groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Take one (1)

STU-Y-FOUND-OUT panel ③

out. Place panel ③ next to panel

②, then move panel ③ towards

panel ② and panel Ⓑ.

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Make sure the groove of panel

③ mates with the tongues of

panel ② and panel Ⓑ and the

mating gap between the 3 panels

is even.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of ② and

③, and there should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of

Ⓑ and ③

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If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ③ and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

fully locked.

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Panel Y4 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1)

STU-Y-FOUND-OUT ④ out, put

it on the STU-Z-FOUND-IN

placed on the ground during the

last step, and lift the panel up. It

will need one person to hold the

panel and another one to apply

adhesive to the surface of entire

groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place panel ④ next to panel ③,

then move panel ④ towards

panel ③ and panel Ⓑ.

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Make sure the groove of panel

④ mates with the tongues of

panel ③ and panel Ⓑ and the

mating gap between the 3 panels

is even.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of ③ and

④, and there should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of

Ⓑ and ④

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If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly ,

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ④ and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

fully locked.

194

Panel Y5 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1)

STU-Y-FOUND-OUT ⑤ out, put

it on the STU-Z-FOUND-IN

placed on the ground during the

last step, and lift the panel up. It

will need one person to hold the

panel and another one to apply

adhesive to the surface of entire

groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place panel ⑤ next to panel ④,

then move panel ⑤ towards

panel ④ and panel Ⓒ.

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Make sure the groove of panel

⑤ mates with the tongues of

panel ⑤ and panel Ⓒ and the

mating gap between the 3 panels

is even.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of ④ and

⑤, and there should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of

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If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ⑤ and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

fully locked.

197

Panel Y6 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1)

STU-Y-FOUND-OUT ① out, put

it on the STU-Z-FOUND-IN

placed on the ground during the

last step, and lift the panel up. It

will need one person to hold the

panel and another one to apply

adhesive to the surface of entire

groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place panel ⑥ next to panel ⑤,

then move panel ⑥ towards

panel ⑤ and panel Ⓒ.

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Make sure the groove of panel

⑥ mates with the tongues of

panel ⑤ and panel Ⓒ and the

mating gap between the 3 panels

is even.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of ⑤ and

⑥, and there should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of

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If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ⑥ and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

fully locked.

200

Panel Y7 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1)

STU-Y-FOUND-OUT ① out, put

it on the STU-Z-FOUND-IN

placed on the ground during the

last step, and lift the panel up. It

will need one person to hold the

panel and another one to apply

adhesive to the surface of entire

groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place panel ⑦ next to panel ⑥,

then move panel ⑦ towards

panel ⑥ and panel ⓓ.

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Make sure the groove of panel

⑦ mates with the tongues of

panel ⑥ and panel ⓓ and the

mating gap between the 3 panels

is even.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap and step beween the engagement surface of ⑥ and

⑦, and there should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of

⑦ and ⓓ

202

If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ⑦ and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

fully locked.

203

Panel Y8 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1)

STU-Y-FOUND-OUT ① out, put

it on the STU-Z-FOUND-IN

placed on the ground during the

last step, and lift the panel up. It

will need one person to hold the

panel and another one to apply

adhesive to the surface of entire

groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place panel ⑧ next to panel ⑦,

then move panel ⑧ towards

panel ⑦ and panel ⓓ.

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Make sure the groove of panel Y

⑧ mates with the tongues of

panel ⑦ and panel ⓓ, and the

mating gap between the 3 panels

is even.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of ⑦ and

⑧, and there should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of

⑧ and ⓓ

205

If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ⑧ and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

fully locked.

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● Panel Y9 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1)

STU-Y-FOUND-OUT ① out, put

it on the STU-Z-FOUND-IN

placed on the ground during the

last step, and lift the panel up. It

will need one person to hold the

panel and another one to apply

adhesive to the surface of entire

groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place panel ⑨ next to panel ⑧,

then move panel ⑨ towards

panel ⑧ and panel ⓔ.

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Make sure the groove of panel Y

⑨ mates with the tongues of

panel ⑧ and panel ⓔ, and the

mating gap between the 3 panels

is even.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of ⑧ and

⑨, and there should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of

⑨ and ⓔ

208

If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ⑨ and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

fully locked.

●

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● Panel Y10 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1)

STU-Y-FOUND-OUT ① out, put

it on the STU-Z-FOUND-IN

placed on the ground during the

last step, and lift the panel up. It

will need one person to hold the

panel and another one to apply

adhesive to the surface of entire

groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place panel ⑩ next to panel ⑨,

then move panel ⑩ towards

panel ⑨ and panel ⓔ.

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Make sure the groove of panel Y

⑩ mates with the tongues of

panel ⑨ and panel ⓔ, and the

mating gap between the 3 panels

is even.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of ⑨ and

⑩, and there should be no gap and step between the engagement surface of

⑩ and ⓔ

211

If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ⑩ and hit it

into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

●

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● Panel Y11 and Y12 Install

Assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) STU-Z-FOUND-IN

⑪ out, put it on the

STU-Z-FOUND-IN placed on the

ground during the last step, and

lift the panel ⑪ up. It will need

one person to hold the panel and

another one to apply adhesive to

the surface of both the groove

and the tongue.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Conduct the same operation on

the last STU-Z-FOUND-IN ⑫

Place ⑪ next to ⑩, then place

⑫ between ⑪ and ①.

Move ⑪ and ⑫ per the direction

shown in the picture.

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Make sure the groove of panels

mates with the tongues of panels

next to it and the mating gap

between panels is even.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch is fully locked.

There should be no gap or step between the engagement surfaces of ⑩, ⑪,

⑫ and ①

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If the gap is not even or there are

steps, loosen the latch slightly

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edges of ⑪ , ⑫ and

hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise until the latch is

fully locked.

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STU-X-FOUND/STU-X-FOUND-ELEC and STU-A-STD/STU-A-ELEC

assembly process

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

Installation hammer

24-ounce rubber hammer

Portable electric vacuum lifter

216

Prepare - Panel

There are a total of five (5)

STU-X-FOUND-ELEC panels

required for the assembly

process.

There are a total of six (6)

STU-X-FOUND panels required

for the assembly process.

STU-X-FOUND/STU-X-FOUND-ELEC can be lifted with one person; it will

not need to use a vacuum lifter tool.

There are a total of five (5)

STU-A-ELEC panels required for

the assembly process.

There are a total of six (6) STU-A-STD

panels required for the assembly

process.

It is recommended to use two vacuum lifters and attach them to its surface

as shown in the picture to lift them up during the installation process (do not

attach them over the latch access hole or out of the panel edge, which will

lead to insufficient suction power)

217

IInstallation of STU-X-FOUND/STU-X-FOUND-ELEC

Step

Description

Illustration

Install wood pins with a rubber

hammer into all

STU-Y-FOUND-OUT panels with

a rubber hammer besides the

one at the entrance area.

STU-X-FOUND should be

installed at positions 1，3，5，7，

9，11;

STU-X-FOUND-ELEC should be

installed at positions 2，4，6，8，

10.

Start from the

STU-Y-FOUND-OUT panel next

to the entrance area.

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NOTE: For operation of the glue

gun, refer to Appendix I

Apply adhesive along the edge

of the STU-Y-FOUND-OUT

panel, which is going to install

the STU-X-FOUND /

STU-X-FOUND-ELEC panel.

Then apply adhesive in a Z

shape

Put the first STU-X-FOUND ①

panel on the

STU-Y-FOUND-OUT Ⓐ panel,

starting from the one next to the

entrance area.

Make a visual inspection to

make sure there is no gap

between the STU-X-FOUND ①

panel and the

STU-Y-FOUND-OUT Ⓐ panel.

A rubber hammer can be used

to knock the STU-X-FOUND

panel ① into position.

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After each STU-X-FOUND /

STU-X-FOUND-ELEC panel

installation is completed, put an

STU-A-STD/STU-A-ELEC on it

as weight for a reliable bonding.

Repeat steps 4-10 to install the

STU-X-FOUND-ELEC ② panel

next to the first STU-X-FOUND

① panel; make sure the upper

edge of both panels is in one

line.

Repeat the steps to bond all the

STU-X-FOUND /

STU-X-FOUND-ELEC panels in

sequence.

Curing time for adhesive: refer to

table on the right. Do not move

the weight before the curing

process is completed. DO NOT

conduct any further installation

process before the adhesive is

fully cured.

It is recommended to operate at

temperatures above 10°C.

During the waiting for adhesive

curing, refer to Appendix II, PU

panel and FC panel assembly

process, to conduct panel

assembly.

Outdoor

temperature

Initial

cure time

Full

cure time

20°C to 30°C

(68F to 86F)

2-3 hrs

1 day

10°C to 20°C

(50F to 68F

4-6 hrs

2 days

0°C to 10°C

(32F to 50F)

8-12 hrs

3-5 days

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STU-A-STD/STU-A-STD-ELEC assembly process

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

Installation hammer

24 ounce rubber hammer

Portable electric vacuum lifter

14mmx210mm drill bit

221

Electrical drill and 14mm drill bit

Hammer drill and 14mmx210mm

drill bit

Brush

Air pump with tube

Electrical screwdriver

with

Air Screwdriver Socket Head

Hexagon Wrench 13mm

222

Mask

Goggle

223

(Optional) Air conditioner vent hole accessory installation.

In this section, it shows how to install an air conditioner vent hole accessory into a

STU-A-STD-ELEC-AC panel with a vent hole.

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Electric screwdriver

With PZ2 drill bit

Installation hammer

Prepare - Fastener

4 PCs of 4.2mmX25mm Pan Head

Self-drilling Screws

Prepare - Components

224

Air conditioner vent hole cover

Portable air conditioner vent hose

adapter

Installation

Step

Description

Illustration

Place the STU-A-STD-ELEC-AC

Ⓐ as shown in the picture.

Insert the portable air conditioner

vent hose adapter ① into the

vent hole (small end facing

down).

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Knock the adapter into

STU-A-STD-ELEC-AC Ⓐ by the

installation hammer

Flap over STU-A-STD-ELEC-AC

Ⓐ

Split the base ② and top section

③ of the air conditioner hole

cover by rotating the top section

counterclockwise.

Keep the top section in a safe

place to avoid damage.

Place the cover base ② into the

vent hole.

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Fixed the base with pan head

self-drilling screws.

DO NOT install the top section

back until STU-A-STD-ELEC-AC

installation is completed.

Keep the top section in a safe

place avoid damaging.

227

Guide hole drill on STU-X-FOUND/STU-X-FOUND-ELEC

Step

Description

Illustration

Note:

It is recommended to conduct

the pre-hole drill on panel

STU-X-FOUND-/STU-X-FOUND

-ELEC by the sequence shown

on the right-hand-side picture.

Place the

STU-A-STD/STU-A-STD-ELEC

Ⓐ panel, which is used for the

weight, on the top of the

STU-X-FOUND/STU-X-FOUND-

ELEC ① panel next to the

entrance area.

It will need one person to hold

panel A in position.

Make sure the gap between two

sides of the STU-A-STD Ⓐ

panel and the

STU-X-FOUND-STD is even.

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NOTE: The person who

conducts the drilling operation

shall put on a mask and goggles

and DO NOT wear gloves for

safety concerns.

Make 4 holes on the

STU-X-FOUND-ELEC ① panel

based on the holes of panel A

with an electrical drill and M14

drill bit.

During the drilling process, it has

to make sure the drill has a

90-degree vertical drilling

position.

Place the

STU-A-STD/STU-A-STD-ELEC

Ⓐ panel on the STU-X-FOUND/

STU-X-FOUND-ELEC ① panel

for the next step.

Repeat steps 1-4 to make a

pre-drill hole for all

STU-X-FOUND and

STU-X-FOUND-ELEC.

Installation hole drill on STU-X-FOUND/STU-X-FOUND-ELEC

Step

Description

Illustration

229

Install the ruler with a hammer

drill and set the ruler tip at the

same level as the drill clamp

head.

Shift the ruler 10mm forward and

lock it in position.

NOTE: The person who

conducts the drilling operation

shall put on a mask, goggles,

and a headset/earplugs and DO

NOT wear gloves for safety

concerns.

Hold the hammer drill sideways

and insert the drill head into the

pre-drilled hole.

Drill a hole until the tip of the

ruler touches the surface of

STU-X-FOUND/STU-X-FOUND-

ELEC.

During the drilling process, it has

to make sure the drill has a

90-degree vertical drilling

position.

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After the drill process is finished,

use a vacuum to clean dust,

then use a brush to insert into

the hole and pull out repeatedly

for 3 times to clean dust in the

hole drill.

Use an air pump with a 200mm

tube to blow dust out of drill

holes.

Repeat steps 3-5 to conduct

hole drill operations on all the

STU-X-FOUND/STU-X-FOUND

ELEC panels. Clean dust

created by drilling process

before moving forward to the

next step.

STU-A-STD/STU-A-STD ELEC installation

Step

Description

Illustration

Prepare 4 sets of TEDUN

12X150 screws with 14X28X2

stainless-steel washer

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Put the nozzle head of the glue

gun close to the hole entrance

(DO NOT insert the nozzle into

the hole), and drive the trigger

10–12 times to allow the

adhesive to flow into the drill

hole.

NOTE: Because the adhesive

has a work time between 30 and

55 minutes, the adhesive

injection is advised to do 4 holes

(one panel A) as a work cycle

then start panel A installation to

prevent glue work time from

expiring, which reduces the

stickiness and flow.

Remove panel

STU-A-STD/STU-A-STD-ELEC,

and apply adhesive on the

surface of

STU-X-FOUND/STU-X-FOUND-

ELEC ①

Place the first

STU-A-STD/STU-A-STD-ELEC

Ⓐ on the

STU-X-FOUND/STU-X-FOUND-

ELEC ① and hold it in position.

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Prepare a screwdriver and

socket head hexagon wrench

(13 mm) to tighten up the bolt

Screw in two bolts on the left

and right sides, but not fully tight.

Make sure the gaps between

STU-A-STD/STU-A-STD-ELEC

and

STU-X-FOUND/STU-X-FOUND-

ELEC are even. During bolt

tightening, the panel could shift.

If this happens, use a rubber

hammer to knock the panel side

to have it back in position.

Tighten up two bolts

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Install the remaining two bolts

with washers

For the post-assembly inspection, the corner of the two panels should be

at the same height without any step.

And the gap between two panels is even.

Repeat installation steps to have

all STU-A-STD /

STU-A-STD-ELEC

installed.

DO NOT start the STU-B-STD

installation before the adhesive

curing process is completed.

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Curing time for adhesive: refer to

table on the right. Do not move

the weight before the curing

process is completed.

DO NOT conduct any further

installation process before the

adhesive is fully cured.

It is recommended to operate at

temperatures above 10°C.

During the waiting for adhesive

curing, refer to Appendix II, PU

panel and FC panel assembly

process, to conduct panel

assembly.

Outdoor

temperature

Initial cure

time

Full

cure time

20°C to

30°C (68F

to 86F)

2-3 hrs

1 day

10°C to

20°C (50F

to 68F

4-6 hrs

2 days

0°C to 10°C

(32F to 50F)

8-12 hrs

3-5 days

(Optional)

Install the air conditioner vent

hole cover ①.

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STU-B-STD assembly process

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Portable electric vacuum lifter

8mm wrench

24-ounce rubber hammer

A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

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Panel STU-B-STD assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

There are a total of ten (10)

STU-B-STD panels required for

the assembly process.

Latch locking direction for all

STU-B-STD panels is shown in

the picture.

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them out of the panel

edge, wiring slot, which will lead

to insufficient suction power)

Apply adhesive on the surface of the entire groove of STU-A-STD-ELEC ②

and STU-A-STD ③ .

Make sure the adhesive covers the entire surface, and avoid adhesive

entering the latch area.

Take one (1) STU-B-STD①

panel out; two persons stand

inside the Zomes lift and hold the

panel.

Place the first STU-B-STD ①

panel between the

STU-A-STD-ELEC ② and

STU-A-STD ③ panels next to

the entrance area.

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Move the STU-B-STD ①

downward slowly until its tongue

mates with the groove of

STU-A-ELEC ② and

STU-A-STD③

It will need one person to hold

the panel in position and another

person to lock the latches from

inside Zomes

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-B-STD① in position.

Make sure vertices of STU-B-STD① and

STU-A-STD-ELEC②/STU-A-STD③ are aligned.

NOTE:

If STU-B-STD① slides and creates a gap during the locking process, slightly

loosen the latch and use a rubber hammer to knock the edge of

STU-B-STD① on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is completed, lock the panel in position.

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch locks the STU-B-STD① in

position.

Repeat steps 3-8 until all B

panels are installed.

Panel STU-B-DL assemble.

There is one (1) STU-B-DL panel

required for the assembly

process.

Latch locking direction for all

STU-B-DL panels is shown in the

picture.

It is recommended to use one (1)

vacuum lifter and attach it to its

surface as shown in the picture

to lift them up during the

installation process.

Panel STU-B-DL assemble

239

Place STU-B-DL at the left-hand

side of Zomes at the entrance

area; one person stands outside

Zomes responsible to lift and

hold the panel, and the other one

stands inside Zomes responsible

to guide the panel and lock it in

position.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the entire groove of STU-A-STD

② .

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place the STU-B-DL① panel on

STU-A-STD ② next to the

entrance area by having its

tongue mate with the groove.

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-B-DL① in position.

Make sure there is no step existing

between the end surface of

STU-B-DL①, STU-A-ELEC②.

NOTE:

If STU-B-DL① slides and creates

a step during the locking process,

slightly loosen the latch and use a

rubber hammer to knock the edge

of STU-B-DL① on the side to hit

it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock the

STU-B-DL① in position.

Panel STU-B-DR assemble

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There is one (1) STU-B-DR

panel required for the assembly

process.

Latch locking direction for all

STU-B-DR panels is shown in

the picture.

It is recommended to use a

marker pen to draw the latch lock

direction on the surface of the

STU-B-DR panel before

installation starts.

It is recommended to use one (1)

vacuum lifter and attach it to its

surface as shown in the picture

to lift them up during the

installation process.

Panel STU-B-DR assemble

Place STU-B-DR at the left-hand

side of Zomes at the entrance

area; one person stands outside

Zomes responsible to lift and

hold the panel, and the other one

stands inside Zomes responsible

to guide the panel and lock it in

position.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the entire groove of STU-A-STD

② .

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

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Place the STU-B-DR ① panel on

STU-A-STD ② next to the

entrance area by having its

tongue mate with the groove.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-B-DR① in position.

Make sure there is no step existing

between the end surface of

STU-B-DR①, STU-A-ELEC②.

NOTE:

If STU-B-DR① slides and

creates a step during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-B-DR①

on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock the

STU-B-DR① in position.

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STU-C-STD/STU-C-WIN assembly process

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Portable electric vacuum lifter

8mm wrench

24 ounce rubber hammer

A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

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Prepare - Panel

There are a total of eleven (11)

STU-C-STD/STU-C-WIN panels

required for the assembly

process. Standard configuration

comes with eight (8) STU-C-STD

panels and three (3) STU-C-WIN

panels

C standard panel

C Window panel

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process.

DO NOT attach them over the

latch access hole or out of the

panel edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power.

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STU-C-STD/POD-C-WIN installation

Step

Description

Illustration

Apply adhesive on the surface of the entire groove of STU-B panel ②

Make sure the adhesive covers the entire surface, and avoid adhesive

entering the latch area.

Take one (1) STU-C-STD①

panel out; two persons stand

inside the Zomes lift and hold the

panel.

Place the first STU-C-STD ①

panel between the STU-B-DL ②

and STU-B-STD ③ panels next

to the entrance area.

Move the STU-C-STD ①

downward slowly until its tongue

mates with the groove of

STU-B-DL②/STU-B-STD③.

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-C-STD① in position.

Make sure vertices of STU-C-STD① and STU-B-DL②/STU-B-STD③ are

aligned.

NOTE:

If STU-C-STD① slides and creates a gap during the locking process, slightly

loosen the latch and use a rubber hammer to knock the edge of

STU-C-STD① on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is completed, lock the panel in position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise until the

latch locks the STU-C-STD ① in

position.

Repeat installation steps 1-6 until

all STU-C-STD/WIN panels are

installed (STU-C-WIN position

and quantity shall follow the

configuration)

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STU-V-Door assemble process for Studio

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Portable electric vacuum lifter

8mm wrench

24 ounce rubber hammer

A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

248

Platform stair or similar stable

platform that provides 1.5 m

length, 0.75 cm width, and 0.75 m

height.

Prepare - Panel

STU-V-DOOR

There is one (1) STU-V-DOOR-LEFT and one (1) STU-V-DOOR-RIGHT

required for the assembly process.

It is recommended to use two vacuum lifters and attach them to its surface

as shown in the picture to lift them up during the installation process (do not

attach them over the latch access hole or out of the panel edge, which will

lead to insufficient suction power).

STU-V-DOOR-LEFT STU-V-DOOR-RIGHT

There is one (1)

STU-V-DOOR-IN-FRAME

required for the assembly

process.

STU-V-DOOR-IN-FRAME can be

lifted with a bare hand.

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There is one (1)

STU-V-DOOR-IN-TOP required

for the assembly process. It can

be lifted with a bare hand.

STU-D-DL/STU-D-DR

There is one (1) STU-D-DL and

one (1) STU-D-DR required for

the assembly process.

STU-D-DR STU-D-DL

STU-D-DL/ STU-D-DL is

recommended to use one

vacuum lifter and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during

installation process (do not

attached them over the latch

access hole or out of panel edge

which will lead insufficient

suction power)

STU-D-DR STU-D-DL

STU-EA-TH-FC

There is one STU-EA-TH-FC

required for the assembly

process.

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STU-EA-TH-FC installation

Place STU-EA-TH-FC at

entrance area, fixed with

adhesive

Make sure the gap between STU-EA-TH-FC and the adjacent ones is

even.

STU-V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT installation

Take STU-V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT

① out, lift it up, and move it

towards the entrance area of

Zomes.

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Apply adhesive on the surface of

the entire groove of STU-B-DR

panel ②

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Make sure the mating gap between

the end surface of panel

STU-V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ① and

STU-B-DR ② is even

It will need one person to hold

the panel in position and another

person to lock the latches from

inside Zomes

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ① in

position.

Make sure the mating gap between

the end surface of panel

STU-V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ① and

STU-B-DR ② is even

NOTE:

If STU-V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT①

slides and creates a step during

the locking process, slightly

loosen the latch and use a rubber

hammer to knock the edge of

STU-V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT① on

the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock the

STU-V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ① in

position.

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STU-V-DOOR-IN-LEFT installation

Take STU-V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ①

out, lift it up, and move it towards

the entrance area of Zomes.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the entire groove of STU-B-DL

panel ②

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Make sure the mating gap between

the end surface of panel

STU-V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ① and

STU-B-DR ② is even

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It will need one person to hold

the panel in position and another

person to lock the latches from

inside Zomes

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-V-DOOR-IN-LEFT① in

position.

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Make sure the mating gap between

the end surface of panel

STU-V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ① and

STU-B-DR ② is even

NOTE:

If STU-V-DOOR-IN-LEFT①

slides and creates a step during

the locking process, slightly

loosen the latch and use a rubber

hammer to knock the edge of

STU-V-DOOR-IN-LEFT① on the

side to hit it into position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock the

STU-V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ① in

position.

STU-V-DOOR-IN-FRAME installation

Take STU-V-DOOR-IN-FRAME

①out and lay it on the ground.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-V-DOOR-IN-HEADER

with one female latch hole.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

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Take STU-V-DOOR-IN-HEADER

② out and put it on top of

STU-V-DOOR-IN-FRAME ①.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock the

STU-V-DOOR-IN-HEADER ① in

position.

Make sure there is no step between

the end surface of panel

STU-V-DOOR-IN-FRAME ①

and STU-V-DOOR-IN-HEADER

② are even

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-V-DOOR-IN-FRAME ①

and STU-V-DOOR-IN-HEADER

② with female latch holes.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

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Lift the combination of panel

STU-V-DOOR-IN-FRAME and

STU-V-DOOR-IN-HEADER until

the bottom of

STU-V-DOOR-IN-TOP ① is

higher than the top of

STU-V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ② and

STU-V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ③.

Move the combination ① of panel

STU-V-DOOR-IN-FRAME and

STU-V-DOOR-IN-HEADER and

press it against

STU-V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ② and

STU-V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ③

Move the combination ① of panel

STU-V-DOOR-IN-FRAME and

STU-V-DOOR-IN-HEADER

downward until its top area sits on

STU-V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ② and

STU-V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ③

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-V-DOOR-IN-FRAME ①

and STU-V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ②.

Make sure there is no step or gap

between

STU-V-DOOR-IN-FRAME ① and

STU-V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ②

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

STU-V-DOOR-IN-HEADER ①

and STU-V-DOOR-IN-LEFT ②.

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Make sure there is no step or gap

between STU-V-DOOR-IN-TOP

① and STU-V-DOOR-IN-LEFT

②

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the STU-V-DOOR-IN-FRAME ①

and STU-V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ③.

Make sure there is no step or gap

between

STU-V-DOOR-IN-FRAME ① and

STU-V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ③

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock

STU-V-DOOR-IN-HEADER ①

and STU-V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ③.

Make sure there is no step or gap

between STU-V-DOOR-IN-TOP

① and STU-V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT

③

STU-D-DR assemble

261

Take STU-D-DR out, and place

the surface with holes facing

towards the inside of the Zomes.

Follow the latch-locking direction

for the STU-D-DR

STU-D-DR can be lifted by one

person from inside Zomes.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-D-DR groove and

tongue surface.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

To insert the STU-D-DR ①

towards the angle between

STU-C-STD ② and

STU-V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ③

Have the tongue of STU-D-DR

① mate with the groove of

STU-C-STD ②.

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-D-DR ① in position.

Make sure vertices of

STU-D-DR① and STU-C-STD

② are aligned.

NOTE:

If STU-D-DR ① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-D-DR ①

on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the STU-D-DR ① in position. .

STU-D-DL assemble

263

Take the STU-D-DL out and

place the surface with holes

facing towards the inside of the

Zomes.

Follow the latch-locking direction

for the D panel DL

STU-D-DL can be lifted by one

person from inside Zomes.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-D-DR groove and

tongue surface.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

To insert the STU-D-DL ①

towards the angle between

STU-C-STD ② and

STU-V-DOOR-IN-RIGHT ③

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-D-DL ① in position. .

Make sure vertices of

STU-D-DL① and STU-C-STD ②

are aligned.

NOTE:

If STU-D-DL ① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-D-DL ①

on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the STU-D-DR ① in position. .

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Entrance area assembly subprocess A for Studio

STU-E-DU assemble

Take STU-E-DU out, and place

the surface with holes facing

towards the inside of the Zomes.

It is recommended to use one

vacuum lifter and attach it to its

surface as shown in the picture

to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power).

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It is recommended to have a

stable platform with a 1.5 m

length, 0.75 m width, and 0.75 m

height to stand on. This will allow

one person to hold the panel

with a vacuum lifter and another

one to lock the panel in position.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-E-DU with latch.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Place STU-E-DU ① on top of

STU-V-DOOR-IN-TOP ②

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate per the direction shown in

the picture to lock the STU-E-DU

in position.

Make sure the mating gap between

the end surface of STU-E-DU ①

and STU-V-DOOR-IN-TOP ② is

even.

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NOTE:

If STU-E-DU① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-E-DU①

on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

First STU-F-STD assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) panel STU-F-STD

out, and place the surface with

holes facing towards the inside

of the Zomes.

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them

to its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power).

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The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (letter F) is facing

inside.

It is recommended to have a

stable platform with a 1.5 m

length, 0.75 m width, and 0.75 m

height to stand on. This will allow

one person to hold the panel

with two vacuum lifters and

another person to lock the panel

in position.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-F-STD tongue.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

To move the STU-F-STD ① and

have its tongue mate with

groove of STU-E-DU ②

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-F-STD ① panel in position.

Make sure vertices of

STU-F-STD ① and STU-E-DU

② are aligned.

NOTE:

If STU-B-STD① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-B-STD①

on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the STU-F-STD

① panel in position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the STU-F-STD ① panel in

position.

Second STU-F-STD assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

270

It is recommended to have a

stable platform with a 1.5 m

length, 0.75 m width, and 0.75 m

height to stand on. This will allow

one person to hold the panel

with two vacuum lifters and

another person to lock the panel

in position.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-F-STD tongue.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

To move the STU-F-STD ① and

have its tongue mate with the

groove of STU-E-DU ②

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-F-STD ① panel in position.

Make sure vertices of

STU-F-STD ① and STU-E-DU

② are aligned.

NOTE:

If STU-B-STD① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-B-STD①

on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the STU-F-STD

① panel in position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the STU-F-STD ① panel in

position.

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The first two (2) STU-F-STD

panel installations are

completed.

First STU-E-STD assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take two (2) STU-E-STD out,

and place the surface with holes

facing towards the inside of the

Zomes.

Follow the latch-locking direction

for all STU-E-STD panels

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them

to its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power).

Direction on the surface of the

STU-E-STD panel before

installation started.

273

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (Letter E) is facing

inside.

It is recommended that two

people lift STU-E-STD from

inside Zomes.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-E-STD tongue and

groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Insert STU-E-STD ① between

STU-F-STD ② and STU-D-DL

③.

274

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the STU-E-STD in position.

Make sure vertices of

STU-E-STD ①, panel

STU-F-STD ②, and STU-D-DL

③ are aligned.

NOTE:

If STU-E-STD ① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-E-STD ①

on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the STU-E-STD

① panel in position.

275

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-E-STD ① in position.

Second STU-E-STD assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

It is recommended that two

people lift STU-E-STD from

inside Zomes.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-E-STD tongue and

groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

276

Insert STU-E-STD ① between

STU-F-STD ② and STU-D-DR

③.

Make sure vertices of

STU-E-STD ①, panel

STU-F-STD ②, and STU-D-DR

③ are aligned.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the STU-E-STD in position.

NOTE:

If STU-E-STD ① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-E-STD ①

on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the STU-E-STD

① panel in position.

277

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-E-STD ① in position.

Entrance area installation

process completed

278

First STU-D-STD assembly process for Studio

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Portable electric vacuum lifter

8mm wrench

24 ounce rubber hammer

Prepare - Panel

There are a total of eight (8)

STU-D-STD/STU-D-WIN panels

required for the assembly

process. Standard configuration

comes with five (5) STU-D-STD

panels and three (3) STU-D-WIN

panels

Latch locking direction for all D

panels is shown in the picture.

It is recommended to use a

marker pen to draw the latch lock

direction on the surface of

STU-D-STD/STU-D-WIN before

installation starts.

D standard panel

D Window panel

279

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power)

First STU-D-STD installation

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) panel STU-D-STD

out, and place the surface with

holes facing towards the inside

of the Zomes.

Follow the latch-locking direction

for all STU-D-STD panels

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (Letter D) facing

inside.

It will need one person to hold

the panel in position and another

person to lock the latches from

inside

280

STU-D-STD can be lifted by two

persons from inside Zomes.

Make sure vertices of

STU-D-STD ①, panel

STU-E-STD ②, and STU-C-STD

③ are aligned.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-D-STD panel in position.

281

If STU-E-STD ① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-E-STD ①

on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the STU-D-STD panel in position.

First STU-D-WIN installation

Take one (1) panel STU-D-WIN

out, and place the surface with

holes facing towards the inside

of the Zomes.

Follow the latch-locking direction

for all STU-D-WIN panels

282

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (Letter D) is facing

inside.

It will need one person to hold

the panel in position and another

person to lock the latches from

inside

STU-D-WIN can be lifted by two

person from inside Zomes.

Make sure vertices of

STU-D-STD ①, panel

STU-C-STD ②, and STU-C-WIN

③ are aligned.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-D-STD panel in position.

283

If STU-E-STD ① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-E-STD ①

on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the STU-D-STD panel in position.

Entrance area assembly

subprocess A for Studio

completed

284

Entrance area assembly subprocess B for Studio

First STU-D-STD assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) panel STU-D-STD

out, and place the surface with

holes facing towards the inside

of the Zomes.

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power).

285

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (letter D) is facing

inside.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-D-STD tongue.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Insert STU-D-STD ① between

two (2) STU-C-STD ②

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-D-STD ① in position.

286

Make sure vertices of

STU-D-STD ①, panel

STU-C-STD ② are aligned.

NOTE:

If STU-C-STD① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-C-STD①

on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the STU-F-STD

① panel in position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock the

STU-D-STD ① panel in position.

287

First STU-D-WIN assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) panel STU-D-WIN

out, and place the surface with

holes facing towards the inside

of the Zomes.

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power).

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (letter D) is facing

inside.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-D-WIN tongue.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

288

Insert STU-D-WIN ① between

STU-C-STD ② and STU-C-WIN

③

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-D-WIN ① in position.

Make sure vertices of

STU-D-WIN ①, panel

STU-C-STD ② /STU-C-WIN ③

are aligned.

NOTE:

If STU-C-WIN① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-C-WIN

on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the STU-F-WIN

① panel in position.

289

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock the

STU-D-WIN ① panel in position.

First STU-E-STD assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take two (2) STU-E-STD out,

and place the surface with holes

facing towards the inside of the

Zomes.

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power).

Direction on the surface of the

STU-E-STD panel before

installation started.

290

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (Letter E) is facing

inside.

It is recommended that two

people lift STU-E-STD from

inside Zomes.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-E-STD tongue and

groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Insert STU-E-STD ① between

STU-D-STD ② and STU-D-DL

③.

291

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the STU-E-STD in position.

Make sure vertices of

STU-E-STD ①, panel

STU-D-STD ② and STU-D-DL

③ are aligned.

NOTE:

If STU-E-STD ① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-E-STD ①

on the side to hit it into position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-E-STD ① in position.

292

Second STU-E-STD assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

It is recommended that two

people lift STU-E-STD from

inside Zomes.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-E-STD tongue and

groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Insert STU-E-STD ① between

STU-D-WIN ② and STU-D-DL

③.

293

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the STU-E-STD in position.

Make sure vertices of

STU-E-STD ①, panel

STU-D-STD ② and STU-D-DL

③ are aligned.

NOTE:

If STU-E-STD ① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-E-STD ①

on the side to hit it into position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-E-STD ① in position.

294

STU-E-DU assemble

Take STU-E-DU out, and place

the surface with holes facing

towards the inside of the Zomes.

It is recommended to use one

vacuum lifter and attach it to its

surface as shown in the picture

to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power).

It is recommended to have a

stable platform with a 1.5 m

length, 0.75 m width, and 0.75 m

height to stand on. This will allow

one person to hold the panel with

a vacuum lifter and another one

to lock the panel in position.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-E-DU with latch.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

295

Place STU-E-DU ① on top of

STU-V-DOOR-IN-TOP ②

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate per the direction shown in

the picture to lock the STU-E-DU

in position.

Make sure the mating gap between

the end surface of STU-E-DU ①

and STU-V-DOOR-IN-TOP ② is

even.

NOTE:

If STU-E-DU① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-E-DU①

on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

296

First STU-F-STD assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) panel STU-F-STD

out, and place the surface with

holes facing towards the inside

of the Zomes.

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power)

direction on the surface of the

STU-F-STD panel before

installation started.

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (letter F) is facing

inside.

297

It is recommended to have a

stable platform with a 1m length,

750 mm width, and 700 mm

height to stand on. This will allow

one person to hold the panel with

two vacuum lifters and another

person to lock the panel in

position.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-F-STD tongue.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Insert STU-F-STD ① between

STU-E-DU ② and STU-E-STD

③.

298

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-F-STD ① panel in position.

Make sure vertices of

STU-F-STD ① and STU-E-DU

②, STU-E-STD ③are aligned.

NOTE:

If STU-F-STD① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-F-STD①

on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed,lock the STU-F-STD

① panel in position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock the

STU-F-STD ① panel in position.

Second STU-F-STD assemble

Step

Description

Illustration

299

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (letter F) is facing

inside.

It is recommended to have a

stable platform with a 1m length,

750 mm width, and 700 mm

height to stand on. This will allow

one person to hold the panel with

two vacuum lifters and another

person to lock the panel in

position.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-F-STD tongue.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

300

Insert STU-F-STD ① between

STU-E-DU ② and STU-E-STD

③.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-F-STD ① panel in position.

Make sure vertices of

STU-F-STD ① and STU-E-DU

②, STU-E-STD ③are aligned.

NOTE:

If STU-F-STD① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-F-STD①

on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed,lock the STU-F-STD

① panel in position.

301

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-F-STD ① panel in position.

Entrance area assembly

subprocess B for Studio

completed

302

STU-D-STD/STU-D-WIN assembly process for Studio

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Portable electric vacuum lifter

8mm wrench

24 ounce rubber hammer

A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

303

Prepare - Panel

There remains a total of eight (8)

STU-D-STD/STU-D-WIN panels

required for the assembly

process. Standard configuration

comes with five (5) STU-D-STD

panels and three (3) STU-D-WIN

panels.

Please follow the Zomes

configuration that you have to

install Windows at the applicable

location.

STU-D-STD panel

STU-D-WIN panel

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power)

304

STU-D-STD/STU-D-WIN installation

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) panel STU-D-STD

out, and place the surface with

holes facing towards the inside

of the Zomes.

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (Letter D) facing

inside.

It will need one person to hold

the panel in position and another

person to lock the latches from

inside

STU-D-STD can be lifted by one

person from inside Zomes.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-D-STD tongue.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

305

Insert STU-D-STD ① between

two (2) STU-C-STD ②

Make sure vertices of

STU-D-STD ①, panel

STU-C-STD ② are aligned.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-D-STD panel in position.

If STU-E-STD ① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-E-STD ①

on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the STU-D-STD panel in position.

306

Panel D Win installation and

inspection follow the same

procedure as panel D STD

installation.

Repeat step 1-7 until all D panels

installed (D panel Win position

and quantity shall follow the

configuration)

307

STU-E-STD/STU-E-WIN assemble process for Studio

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Portable electric vacuum lifter

8mm wrench

24 ounce rubber hammer

A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

308

Platform stair or similar stable

platform that provides 1.5 m

length, 0.75 cm width, and 0.75 m

height.

Prepare - Panel

There remain nine (9)

STU-E-STD/STU-E-WIN panels

required for the assembly

process. Standard configuration

comes with six (6) STU-E-STD

panels and three (3) STU-E-WIN

panels

Please follow the Zomes

configuration that you have to

install Windows at the applicable

location.

E standard panel

E Window panel

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power)

309

Assemble the STU-E-STD and STU-E-WIN panel

Step

Description

Illustration

Take one (1) panel STU-E-STD

out, and place the surface with

holes facing towards the inside

of the Zomes.

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (Letter E) is facing

inside.

It will need one person to hold

the panel in position and another

person to lock the latches from

inside

310

STU-E-STD can be lifted by one

person from inside Zomes.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-E-STD tongue and

groove.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Insert STU-E-STD ① between

two (2) STU-D-STDs to have

STU-E-STD’s tongues sit into

STU-D-STDs grooves.

Make sure vertices of

STU-E-STD ①, and

STU-DD-STD ② are aligned.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-D-STD ① panel in position.

311

If STU-E-STD ① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-E-STD ①

on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the STU-D-STD ① panel in

position.

Panel STU-E-WIN installation

and inspection follow the

identical procedure as panel

STU-E-STD ① installation.

Repeat steps 1-9 until all E

panels are installed (the E

panel's win position and quantity

shall follow the configuration)

312

STU-F-STD/STU-F-WIN assembly process for Studio

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Portable electric vacuum lifter

8mm wrench

24 ounce rubber hammer

A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

313

Platform stair or similar stable

platform that provides 1.5 m

length, 0.75 m width, and 0.75 m

height.

Prepare - Panel

Step

Description

Illustration

There remain eight (8) STU-F-STD/STU-F-WIN panels required for the

assembly process. Standard configuration comes with seven (7)

STU-F-STD panels and one (1) STU-F-WIN panels

Please follow the Zomes configuration that you have to install Windows at

the applicable location.

F standard panel F Window panel

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power)

314

Installation- Panel

Take one (1) panel F out, and

place the surface with holes

facing towards the inside of the

Zomes.

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (letter F) is facing

inside.

It will need one person to hold

the panel in position and another

person to lock the latches from

inside

It is recommended to have a

stable platform with a 1.5 m

length, 0.75 m width, and 0.75 m

height to stand on. This will allow

one person to hold the panel with

two vacuum lifters and another

person to lock the panel in

position.

315

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-F-STD tongue.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Insert STU-F-STD ① between

two (2) STU-E-STDs to have

STU-F-STD’s tongues sit into

STU-E-STDs grooves.

Make sure vertices of

STU-F-STD ①, panel

STU-E-STD ② are aligned.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-F-STD ① panel in position.

316

If STU-F-STD ① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-F-STD ①

on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the STU-F-STD ① panel in

position.

Panel STU-F-WIN installation

and inspection follow the

identical procedure as panel

STU-F-STD ① installation.

317

Repeat steps 1-6 until all F

panels are installed (F panel's

win position and quantity shall

follow the configuration)

318

STU-G-STD/STU-G-WIN assembly process for Studio

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

Portable electric vacuum lifter

8mm wrench

24 ounce rubber hammer

A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

319

Platform stair or similar stable

platform that provides 1.5 m

length, 0.75 m width, and 1.5 m

height.

Prepare - Panel

Step

Description

Illustration

There are seven (8)

STU-G-STD/STU-G-WIN panels

required for the assembly

process. Standard configuration

comes with seven (7)

STU-G-STD panels and one (1)

STU-G-WIN panel.

STU-G-STD STU-F-WIN

It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them to

its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power)

Installation- Panel

320

Take one (1) STU-G-STD panel

out, and place the surface with

holes facing towards the inside

of the Zomes.

The side with fiber cement board

is facing outside, and the side

with foam (letter G) is facing

inside.

It will need one person to hold

the panel in position and another

person to lock the latches from

inside

It is recommended to have a

stable platform with a 1.5 m

length, 0.75 m width, and 1.5

mm height to stand on. This will

allow one person to hold the

panel with two vacuum lifters and

another person to lock the panel

in position.

321

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-G-STD tongue.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

Insert STU-G-STD ① between

two (2) STU-F-STDs to have

STU-G-STD’s tongues sit into

STU-F-STDs grooves.

Make sure vertices of

STU-G-STD ①, panel

STU-F-STD ② are aligned.

322

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-G-STD ① panel in position.

If STU-F-STD ① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-G-STD

① on the side to hit it into

position. Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the panel in

position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the STU-G-STD ① panel in

position.

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Panel STU-F-WIN installation

and inspection follow the

identical procedure as panel

STU-F-STD ① installation.

Repeat steps 1-6 until all G

panels are installed (G panel's

win position and quantity shall

follow the configuration)

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STU-H-STD/STU-H-WIN assemble process for Studio

Prepare - panel

Step

Description

Illustration

There seven (8)

STU-H-STD/STU-F-WIN panels

required for the assembly

process. Standard configuration

comes with seven (7)

STU-F-STD panels and one (1)

STU-F-WIN panels

Please follow the Zomes

configuration that you have to

install Windows at the applicable

location.

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It is recommended to use two

vacuum lifters and attach them

to its surface as shown in the

picture to lift them up during the

installation process (do not

attach them over the latch

access hole or out of the panel

edge, which will lead to

insufficient suction power)

It is recommended to start the

first STD-G-WIN ① panel

installation from the entrance

area.

It is recommended to have a

stable platform with a 1.5 m

length, 0.75 m width, and 1.5

mm height to stand on. This will

allow one person to hold the

panel with two vacuum lifters

and another person to lock the

panel in position.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

the STU-H-WIN (downside only).

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

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It will need to:

1. Lift STU-H-WIN ① panel and

have its top surface beyond

STU-G-STD.

2. Insert it between two

STU-G-STD panels

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-H-STD ① panel in position.

Make sure vertices of

STU-H-STD ① and STU-G-DU

②, are aligned.

NOTE:

If STU-H-STD① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-H-STD①

on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the STU-H-STD

① panel in position.

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the STU-H-STD ① panel in

position.

Take one (1) panel STU-H-STD

out, and place the surface with

holes facing towards the inside

of the Zomes.

Apply adhesive on the surface of

all sizes of the STU-H-STD with

latches.

Make sure the adhesive covers

the entire surface, and avoid

adhesive entering the latch area.

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate clockwise to lock the

STU-H-STD ① panel in position.

Make sure vertices of

STU-H-STD ① and STU-G-DU

②, are aligned.

NOTE:

If STU-H-STD① slides and

creates a gap during the locking

process, slightly loosen the latch

and use a rubber hammer to

knock the edge of STU-H-STD①

on the side to hit it into position.

Once the adjustment is

completed, lock the STU-H-STD

① panel in position.

Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the STU-H-STU ① panel in

position.

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Insert an 8mm hexagonal wrench

into the latch access hole and

rotate counterclockwise to lock

the STD-G-STD ① panel in

position.

Repeat steps 4-11 to install all of

STD-G-STD/WIN.

For the last STD-G-STD

installation, it will need to

manage to shift it outside

Zomes. And pull it towards the

inside.

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Customized panel preparation:

In this section, steps to modify standard panels for customized requirements will be

introduced.

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Connecting the Zomes to Electricity

7.1 Overview

Your Zomes only needs modest power—LED lighting, smart-film windows, five 120 V receptacles, and

either a portable heater or a portable air-conditioner (never both).

The cleanest, future-proof way to deliver that power with one underground run and no sub-panel is

a 20-amp Multi-Wire Branch Circuit (MWBC). This gives you two independent 120 V, 20 A circuits

inside a single cable, so high-draw appliances stay on their own leg while lights and outlets share the

other.

If you are certain you will never exceed 20 A total and prefer absolute simplicity, you may instead run

a single 20 A circuit on 12-2 UF-B; see § 7.9 for that minimalist option. The MWBC remains our main

recommendation because it offers twice the usable capacity for only a few extra dollars in wire and

one additional breaker handle.

7.2 Quick-Reference Table

Item

What to Use

Key NEC Articles / Notes

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Circuit

type

20 A MWBC (two hot legs share

one neutral + EGC)

210.4 (MWBC rules)

Cable

options

• 12/3 UF-B direct-burial or• 4 ×

#12 THWN in ¾ in. PVC sch. 40

UF is simplest; conduit allows

easy replacement. Up-size to

#10 if run ≥ 100 ft

(voltage-drop).

House-

panel

breaker

2-pole, 20 A common-trip GFCI

(dual-function GFCI/AFCI

preferred)

210.8(F), 210.4(B), 240.15(B)

Burial

depth

12 in. cover (GFCI-protected ≤ 20

A); 18 in. accepted everywhere

Table 300.5

Shed

discon

nect

Readily-accessible 2-pole, 20 A

switch or breaker enclosure

225.31–225.32

Ground

ing

Use the equipment-grounding

conductor (EGC) in cable; no

ground rods needed because it is

a single branch circuit

250.32(A) Exception

Loads

Heater ≈ 12.5 A OR AC ≈ 12 A on

Leg-B; lights + smart-film < 1 A on

Leg-A; receptacles misc.

80 % rule → 16 A continuous

headroom

7.3 Materials Checklist

● 50–100 ft (as required) 12/3 UF-B cable or #12 THWN (black, red, white, green) + ¾ in. PVC

conduit and fittings

● 2-pole 20 A common-trip GFCI breaker (dual-function if available)

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● 2-pole 20 A disconnect switch or small 2-space outdoor-rated breaker enclosure

● (2) weather-resistant, tamper-resistant GFCI receptacles (one may serve as first in series on

red leg if you prefer receptacle-level protection)

● (4) tamper-resistant duplex receptacles

● Exterior “bubble” in-use cover for any outdoor outlet

● Schedule 40 PVC LB, male adapters, and conduit stubs for house-exit and shed-entry

● Yellow “Caution Buried Cable” tape

● Assorted boxes, staples, wirenuts, pigtails, and labels

7.4 Step-by-Step Installation

7.4.1 At the Main Service Panel

1. De-energize the panel, verify with a meter.

2. Install the 2-pole 20 A GFCI breaker.

3. Land conductors: black → HOT-A, red → HOT-B, white → neutral bar, bare/green →

ground bar.

4. Label: “Zomes MWBC – shut both handles”.

7.4.2 Underground Run

1. Drill or punch a ¾ in. knockout, install a PVC male adapter, seal with duct seal.

2. UF-B: direct-bury 12 in. deep (18 in. if local AHJ insists).

Conduit: glue PVC, maintain 18 in. cover.

3. Lay warning tape 6 in. above the cable/conduit.

4. Back-fill, tamp lightly.

7.4.3 Shed Entry & Disconnect

1. Rise into a PVC LB or weather-tight box on the Zomes wall.

2. Bond any metal raceway.

3. Terminate into a 2-pole 20 A disconnect mounted just inside the door (or outside if

preferred). This is your required “readily accessible” building shut-off.

7.4.4 Interior Branching

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● Leg A (black) → switch loop → LED fixtures → smart-film controller.

● Leg B (red) → first receptacle (can be standard because upstream GFCI breaker already

protects) → remaining receptacles → dedicated heater/AC receptacle.

● At every box on an MWBC: pigtail the neutral (never rely on device yokes to carry shared

neutral).

● All receptacles: tamper resistant, marked “GFCI protected”.

7.5 Testing & Commissioning

1. Energize breaker; verify 120 V black-to-white and red-to-white, 240 V black-to-red.

2. Trip the GFCI; ensure both legs lose power.

3. Plug in a 1,500 W space heater: confirm ≤ 12.5 A draw on Leg B.

4. Check lighting flicker with heater running (should be none).

5. Label inside disconnect cover with circuit map.

7.6 Inspection Tips

● Keep burial-depth photos for the inspector.

● Have cable markings visible at LB or panel to prove conductor size/type.

● Staple UF within 8 in. of every box, same as NM-B.

● Provide manufacturer spec sheets for smart-film if questioned (very low current).

7.7 Safety Reminders

● Shut off power and verify every time you open a box.

● MWBC neutrals carry the difference of the two hot currents; over-current is almost

impossible when both legs stay on a tied breaker.

● A licensed electrician or your local building department can clarify local amendments (some

jurisdictions still require ground rods for any detached structure—ask first).

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Installing the Electric Outlets

MISCELANEOUS:

Aluminum flashing and cap for the top

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Assembling the Panels and Windows

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Wiring the Smart Film

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Installing and wiring the lights

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Assembling the Fiber Cement Sheathing

This process is applicable for all models of Zomes.

Prepare - Tool

Item

Description

Illustration

A/B component adhesive and

glue gun

Electric screwdriver

With PZ2 drill bit

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1. Panel B, C, D, E, F, G, H PU panel and FC panel assemble, panel code represented

as ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-STD

ⓂⓂⓂ: POD, OFC, STU

Ⓧ: B, C, D, E, F, G, H

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-STD-PU and ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-STD-FC assemble

Take one ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-STD-PU ① out and flap it over.

Take one ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-STD-PU②

out and flap it over.

Apply adhesive on the upside of

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-STD-PU ①. The

adhesive running line is about 3”

away from the second-level edge

Place ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-STD-FC ② on top of ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-STD-PU ① and make

sure the edges of them are in line.

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Place positioning tools against

the panel and mark with a

marker pen on the position of its

tip.

Make 3 even arrangement points

on each side of the panel.

Use screws to mount

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-STD-FC ② on top of

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-STD-PU ① with these

positions.

2. Panel C, D, E, F, G, H PU panel and FC panel assemble, panel code represent as

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-WIN

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ⓂⓂⓂ: POD, OFC, STU

Ⓧ: C, D, E, F, G, H

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-WIN-PU and ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ--WIN-FC assemble.

Take one ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-WIN-PU ① out and flap it over.

Take one ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-WIN-FC ②

out and flap it over.

Apply adhesive on the upside of

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-WIN-PU ①. The

adhesive running line is about 3”

away from the second-level edge

Place ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-WIN-FC ② on top of ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-WIN-PU ① and make

sure the edges of them are in line.

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Place positioning tools against

the panel and mark with a

marker pen on the position of its

tip.

Make 3 even arrangement points

on each side of the panel.

Use screws to mount

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-WIN-FC ② on top of

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-WIN-PU ① with these

positions.

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3. Panel DL PU panel and FC panel assemble, panel code represented as

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DL

ⓂⓂⓂ: POD, OFC, STU

Ⓧ: B, D

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DL-PU and ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DL-FC assemble.

Take one ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DL-PU ① out and flap it over.

Take one ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DL-FC ②

out and flap it over.

Apply adhesive on the upside of

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DL-PU ①. The

adhesive running line is about 3”

away from the edge

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Place ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ--DL-FC ② on

top of ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DL-PU ①

To have the vertices of

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ--DL-FC ② on top of

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ--DL-PU ① aligned.

To have the edge of

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DL-FC ② on top of

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DL-PU ① aligned.

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Place positioning tools against

the panel and mark with a

marker pen on the position of its

tip. Make 3 even arrangement

points on each side of the panel.

Use screws to mount

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DL-FC ② on top of

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DL-PU ① with these

positions.

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4. Panel DR PU panel and FC panel assemble, panel code represented as

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DR

ⓂⓂⓂ: POD, OFC, STU

Ⓧ: B, D

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DR-PU and ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DR-FC assemble.

Take one ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DR-PU ① out and flap it over.

Take one ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DR-FC ②

out and flap it over.

Apply adhesive on the upside of

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DR-PU ①. The

adhesive running line is about 3”

away from the edge

Place ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DR-FC ② on top of ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DR-PU ①

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To have the vertices of

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DR-FC ② on top of

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DR-PU ① aligned.

To have the edge of

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DL-FC ② on top of

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DL-PU ① aligned.

Place positioning tools against

the panel and mark with a

marker pen on the position of its

tip.

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Make 3 even arrangement points

on each side of the panel.

Use screws to mount

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DR-FC ② on top of

ⓂⓂⓂ-Ⓧ-DR-PU ① with these

positions.

5. Panel B-DU PU panel and FC panel assemble, panel code represented as

ⓂⓂⓂ-B-DU

ⓂⓂⓂ: POD, OFC, STU

ⓂⓂⓂ-B-DU-PU and ⓂⓂⓂ-B-DU-FC assemble.

Take one ⓂⓂⓂ-B-DU-PU ① out and flap it over.

Take one ⓂⓂⓂ-B-DU-FC ②

out and flap it over.

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Apply adhesive on the upside of

ⓂⓂⓂ-B-DU-PU ①. The

adhesive running line is about 3”

away from the edge

Place ⓂⓂⓂ-B-DU-FC ② on top of ⓂⓂⓂ-B-DU-PU ①

Place ⓂⓂⓂ-B-DU-FC ② on top of ⓂⓂⓂ-B-DU-PU ① and make sure

the edges of them are in line.

Place positioning tools against

the panel and mark with a

marker pen on the position of its

tip.

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Make 3 even arrangement points

on each side of the panel.

Use screws to mount

ⓂⓂⓂ-B-DU-FC ② on top of

ⓂⓂⓂ-B-DU-PU ① with these

positions.

6. Panel V-DOOR PU panel and FC panel assemble, panel code represented as

ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-LFT: ⓂⓂⓂ: POD, OFC, STU

ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-LFT-PU and ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-LFT-FC assemble.

Take one ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-LFT-PU ① out and flap it over to have the

bonding side up.

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Take one

ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-LFT-FC ② out.

Apply adhesive on the upside of

ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-LFT-PU ①. The

adhesive running line is about 3”

away from the edge

Place ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-LFT-FC ② on top of ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-LFT-PU ①

and make sure the edges of them are in line.

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Place positioning tools against

the panel and mark with a

marker pen on the position of its

tip.

Make 3 even arrangement points

on each side of the panel.

Use screws to mount

ⓂⓂⓂ--V-DOOR-LFT-FC ② on

top of ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-LFT-PU

① with these positions.

7. Panel V-DOOR PU panel and FC panel assemble, panel code represented as

ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-RGT: ⓂⓂⓂ: POD, OFC, STU

ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-RGT-PU and ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-LFT-FC assemble.

Take one ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-RGT-PU ① out and flap it over to have the

bonding side up.

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Take one

ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-RGT-FC ② out.

Apply adhesive on the upside of

ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-RGT-PU ①.

The adhesive running line is

about 3” away from the edge

Place ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-RGT-FC ② on top of ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-RGT-PU ①

and make sure the edges of them are in line.

Place positioning tools against

the panel and mark with a

marker pen on the position of its

tip.

Make 3 even arrangement points

on each side of the panel.

Use screws to mount

ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-RGT-FC ② on

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top of ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-RGT-PU

① with these positions.

8. Panel V-DOOR PU panel and FC panel assemble, panel code represented as

ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-IN: ⓂⓂⓂ: POD, OFC, STU

ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-LFT-PU and ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-LFT-FC assemble.

Take ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-LFT-PU ① out and lay it down.

Take one ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-IN-FC

② out.

Apply adhesive on the upside of

ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-IN-FC ②. The

adhesive running line along the

center line.

Place ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-IN-FC ② on top of ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-IN-PU ①

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Place ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-IN-FC ② on top of ⓂⓂⓂ-V-DOOR-IN-PU ① and

make sure the edges of them are in line.

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Installing the Interior Panels

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Maintaining Your Zomes

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Appendix I

Operation of the glue gun

Step

Description

Illustration

Prepare the glue gun by lifting

the glue wrench up and drag the

bucket down to the end.

Keep the glue wrench lifted up

and press the A/B component

adhesive cartridge downward

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Keep the glue wrench lifted up

and slide the A/B component

adhesive cartridge into the glue

gun

Make sure the A/B component

adhesive cartridge is fully set in

position.

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Make sure two pistons of the

glue guns sit into the A/B

component adhesive cartridge

properly.

Unscrew the cap of the A/B

component adhesive cartridge,

please note the entire tool needs

to be pointed up.

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Install the mixture nozzle by

screw tight it. Then press the

glue wrench repeatedly until the

adhesive inside the nozzle raises

to the level shown in the picture.

A/B component adhesive

cartridge removal.

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NOTES:

- Add B positioning when installing the As.

- Moisture barrier information

- Take a bunch of pictures

- Warm the glue

- Apply adhesive to foundation

- Find more things to optionally do on day 1

- h

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