Build one comparable schedule
List each fixture type, quantity, dimension and configuration. Identify glazing, locks, lighting and finish requirements. Ask suppliers to separate optional upgrades so the comparison is based on equivalent scope.


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Compare quotations on the same specification and include the costs of getting the store ready to use.
List each fixture type, quantity, dimension and configuration. Identify glazing, locks, lighting and finish requirements. Ask suppliers to separate optional upgrades so the comparison is based on equivalent scope.
Review design and sample costs, tooling, packaging, freight, destination charges and installation responsibilities. Note what is excluded. A lower cabinet price may not represent a lower total project cost if necessary items are missing.
Protect the features needed for merchandise fit, access and service. Compare decorative options separately. If the budget changes, revise the schedule and record the effects on appearance, maintenance and future expansion.
Record the approved baseline and requested variations. Agree price and schedule effects before a change is released. Production, shipping and site preparation are separate intervals and should be coordinated in the opening plan.

A documented cooperation process connects your store brief, quotation, design approval, manufacturing and opening-day handoff.
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Choose the layout from the stock, customer journey and daily staff work before fixing the cabinet count.
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Use a clear hierarchy for new releases, premium cards, everyday stock and complementary accessories.
Read the process →Share the cabinet type, dimensions, card formats and quantity. We will review display, reserve storage and combination requirements for your quotation.