Apartment kitchen, bath and defined common-area cabinet packages, coordinated with room dimensions, appliances and countertops.
Start with cabinet runs, storage needs and appliances or surfaces that remain. Similar units can differ in wall lengths, utilities and prior alterations. Record each unit type and field conditions before treating a standard layout as order-ready.
Define boxes, fronts, finish, interior organization and included fillers, panels, toe kicks and trim. Review the layout and hardware together, then confirm construction, dimensions and accessories in the approved cabinet schedule.
Clarify removal, disposal, wall preparation, floor limits and utility interfaces. Decide whether tops and fixtures remain and who handles connections. Concealed wall or floor damage needs a documented decision before the sequence continues.
Approve the first agreed layout and record field exceptions. Track selections and revisions so later units use the intended finish. Installation and final adjustment follow the stated scope and authorized unit release.
Check room information, existing runs and verification needs for a reliable schedule.
Confirm layout, finish, fillers, hardware and adjacent work before material release.
Confirm readiness, coordinate top and fixture interfaces and review fit, operation and corrections.
Yes, subject to review of unit types and field differences. The approved layout and selections form the base; deviations and later release conditions stay visible.
Countertops, fixtures, appliance work and surrounding repairs must be identified separately, even when coordinated within the same renovation.