Start a Project ↗Compare the factors behind fixture quotations: configuration, construction, quantities, packing, destination and delivery scope. No fixed price is implied.
| Check | What the buyer needs to confirm |
|---|---|
| prototype revision | Retain the released prototype drawing and approved sample references before allocating branch orders. |
| store allocation | List quantities by store and zone; record exceptions where plans or equipment differ. |
| package ID | Link every packed item to a store, fixture reference and receiving sequence. |
| spare-part code | Identify the part and its compatible revision so later replacements do not rely only on a photograph. |
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The useful comparison is the agreed fixture configuration, quantities and delivery basis. Separate changes in construction or finish from changes in freight, assembly, equipment and support. Record the drawing revision and the assumptions attached to each proposal.
Use one fixture schedule for each supplier response. Mark exclusions, optional items and differences line by line; compare the same quantities and destination before deciding which proposal fits the project.
| Decision | Record | Evidence to retain |
|---|---|---|
| Select the arrangement | Pilot store / Regional batch / Repeat-order program | Chosen configuration and reasons |
| Measure the working space | prototype revision / store allocation | Measured plan and equipment or package information |
| Define the supplied items | Fixture count, options, equipment and accessories | A common scope for the quotation |
| Approve the execution | Finish, drawing revision, packing and responsibility | Approval and handoff record |
Sending every branch the same quantities despite different plans. Keep the selected reference, actual dimensions and the configuration evidence together so a visual preference does not replace a working specification.
Give each supplier the same reference list, quantities, construction, finish and destination. Ask for differences and exclusions to be marked against that schedule.
Release the agreed revision after the responsible parties have reviewed the site inputs, equipment interfaces, materials and order scope. Record the effect of later changes before continuing.
In the wood-finish B series, a 930 mm starter and a 900 mm add-on have different listed widths. One starter plus two add-ons totals 2730 mm, before separately specified end details. Other series use different dimensions.
Keep series togetherSingle-sided, double-sided and end units have different depths. Use a complete listed W × D × H combination.
Separate levels and accessoriesShelf layers, hook rows, lightboxes and base cabinets are separate configuration features.
Coordinate equipment separatelyConfirm service openings, loads and connection details for the selected assembly.
Approve a prototype configuration before allocating site-specific quantities. Keep a location schedule beside the common fixture specification so differences in doors, services or delivery access remain visible. A repeated model number needs a revision identifier when its connection or finish changes.
| Parameter | Value or requirement | Buyer check |
|---|---|---|
| prototype revision | Record the project requirement | Check against the selected configuration |
| store allocation | Record the project requirement | Check against the selected configuration |
| package ID | Record the project requirement | Check against the selected configuration |
| spare-part code | Record the project requirement | Check against the selected configuration |
Measure chain store rollouts: version and batch control, the four checks to record and the measurement record to prepare before ordering.
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Choose chain store rollouts: version and batch control, the four checks to record and the configuration comparison to prepare before ordering.
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Plan chain store rollouts: version and batch control, the four checks to record and the merchandise capacity worksheet to prepare before ordering.
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Select chain store rollouts: version and batch control, the four checks to record and the material and finish schedule to prepare before ordering.
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Plan chain store rollouts: version and batch control, the four checks to record and the access and replenishment check to prepare before ordering.
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Check chain store rollouts: version and batch control, the four checks to record and the equipment interface schedule to prepare before ordering.
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Prepare chain store rollouts: version and batch control, the four checks to record and the quotation request to prepare before ordering.
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Review chain store rollouts: version and batch control, the four checks to record and the drawing approval record to prepare before ordering.
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Inspect chain store rollouts: version and batch control, the four checks to record and the inspection checklist to prepare before ordering.
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Plan chain store rollouts: version and batch control, the four checks to record and the packing and receiving schedule to prepare before ordering.
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Plan chain store rollouts: version and batch control, the four checks to record and the maintenance and spare-parts record to prepare before ordering.
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Standardize chain store rollouts: version and batch control, the four checks to record and the store allocation and revision register to prepare before ordering.
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