Acoustic Panel Hole Finder Tool by UPLIFT Desk
SKU:
ACU033
$14
Ships the same day, order by 3pm Central
Starting at $1/mo with 
.
Shopping for a team? Learn More
SKU:
ACU033
$14
Ships the same day, order by 3pm Central
Starting at $1/mo with .
Shopping for a team? Learn More
Mount your acoustic privacy panels faster by using this tool to quickly locate and remove "plugs" from within the mounting holes in the panels. Removing plugs is necessary when attaching acoustic panels to Acoustic Privacy Panel Mounting Hardware or OneWall Mobile Acoustic Office Partition and OneWall Cubicle Acoustic Office Partition
Simply align tool to acoustic panel corners and press between the pegs to locate mounting holes so the small plugs can be removed
Save time: This tool lets you dramatically increase the speed of preparing multiple acoustic privacy panels for installation
This tool is recommended for installations of over 10 acoustic panels when removing plugs is required
Instructions for use on label on the face of the tool for quick reference
15-year warranty - all UPLIFT Desk products include a 15-year warranty
Save time mounting your UPLIFT Acoustic Privacy Panels with this easy-to-use tool. If you're preparing several Acoustic Privacy Panels to be mounted on desks or configured into the OneWall Mobile Acoustic Office Partition or OneWall Cubicle Acoustic Office Partition, locating the "plugs" in the panels is faster using this handy tool.
These plugs are left in acoustic holes to conceal the holes when the panels are used in ways that do not require access to them, such as wall or ceiling mounted panels. Thus we have designed the plugs to be very difficult to see. Finding the plugs to remove them takes time.
Removing plugs is necessary to attach your acoustic panels to Acoustic Privacy Panel Mounting Hardware, but the plugged holes can be difficult to locate by sight alone. This is especially noticeable when preparing multiple panels for mounting. The hole finder tool allows you to find all these plugs with ease.
Simply align the tool along the corner of a panel and press between the four molded pegs. You can then quickly see the plugs and remove them with a small tool such as a screwdriver or pencil.
