Needs and floor plan
Provide a dimensioned plan, finished ceiling, city, household and intended furniture.
First determine whether type, quantity and position serve daily life.
Custom work begins with use, scale and delivery conditions—not figure alone. Each stage should leave information that can be checked.
Provide a dimensioned plan, finished ceiling, city, household and intended furniture.
First determine whether type, quantity and position serve daily life.
Record walls, openings, services, entrance, lift and corridor turns.
Confirm placement, assembly and delivery feasibility.
Agree principal dimensions, use, door swing, internal storage and circulation.
Fix the discussion in written notes and dimension drawings.
Describe material and finish for panels, frames, backs and drawers separately.
Confirm against records and samples, not a rendering alone.
Record material, construction and progress at agreed key stages.
Discuss any necessary adjustment before continuing.
Check dimensions, appearance, moving parts, disassembly and packing.
Confirm delivery, assembly, levelling and anti-tip conditions.
Explain ventilation, heating season, cleaning, moving and observation.
Prioritise stable use in the real environment over short-term gloss.
Material, dimensions, construction, making, delivery and privacy follow consistent fields.
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