After the client provided the interior design drawings and modern-style renderings, we developed the detailed shop drawings for this residential model room custom woodwork project. The work included cabinet structure, dimensions, material selection and finish details for the whole-house custom woodwork and cabinet system.
After the drawings were confirmed, we prepared three material samples, including two wood veneer finish samples and one opaque paint finish sample, for the client to review the surface effect, color direction and process details before production. Once the samples were approved, we carried out site measurements, checked the actual dimensions against the confirmed shop drawings, and then moved into custom production and on-site installation.
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The Challenge
The main challenge of this residential custom woodwork project was the tight schedule and overlapping site construction. Cabinet production had to start before the interior base construction was fully completed, so some installation dimensions needed to be reserved on site according to the confirmed shop drawings.
During the bathroom vanity installation, the original design required a reserved width of 1750mm, but the actual site width was only 1730mm when the cabinet arrived on site. This created an installation issue because the vanity could not fit the space according to the original dimensions. To keep the project on schedule, the installation team made local adjustments on site so the bathroom vanity could be installed smoothly.
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Project Notes
This residential model room custom woodwork project shows the importance of controlling project risks before production and during installation. For B2B clients such as developers, contractors and interior design companies, confirmed shop drawings, material samples and accurate site measurements are key steps before custom cabinet production starts.
Since this project used wood veneer and opaque paint finishes, sample approval before production helped confirm the surface effect, color direction and process details. This reduced the risk of finish inconsistency and later rework.
The bathroom vanity issue also shows why reserved installation dimensions must be checked carefully on site. Even when shop drawings are confirmed, actual site conditions may change during construction. For similar residential custom cabinet projects, early dimension coordination, accurate site measurement and practical on-site adjustment capability are important to reduce installation delays and keep the project on schedule.
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