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Hotel Model Room Checklist: From Drawings to Production Approval
A stage-by-stage checklist for reviewing furniture before a hotel room package moves into production.
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This guide provides a procurement framework, not a substitute for project engineering, code review, contractual terms, or product-specific documentation.
Confirm the review baseline
Distribute one current drawing set, one finish schedule, and one written list of open decisions. Record revision dates so the design team, owner, purchasing team, and manufacturer review the same information.
Check fit and circulation
Measure the installed room, not only the drawing. Review bed clearances, drawer and door swings, luggage placement, housekeeping access, outlet locations, and the path for moving furniture into the room.
Review interfaces
Check how headboards meet walls, how stone meets cabinetry, how vanities meet plumbing zones, and how power modules connect to available electrical infrastructure. Review the Hotel Headboard Mounting Guide as one example of a furniture, wall, lighting, and electrical interface. Interfaces create many model-room changes.
Inspect construction and finish
Review visible edges, joints, grain direction, hardware alignment, drawer action, door gaps, upholstery seams, and finish consistency under the room lighting. Record accepted samples and rejected samples separately.
Close decisions before release
Create a punch list with owners and due dates. Production approval should identify the final drawing revision, accepted finish sample, hardware selection, packaging requirements, and any approved exceptions.
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