Build a hotel bathroom order by room type, fixture package and delivery phase. Keep toilets, vanities, basins, mixers, showers and accessories on identifiable lines, with installed quantities and spare stock shown separately.
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A room can contain more than one basin or mixer, and public or staff facilities may use different layouts. Record fixtures per room type before calculating totals. Group only matching models, configurations and finishes, and keep delivery phases available for packing and receiving.
Group standard rooms, suites, accessible layouts, public washrooms and staff areas by their actual installation and use. Select the toilet, vanity or basin, mixer, shower and hardware for each group. Keep the model, supplied parts and drawing revision together. Use the hotel package guide for actual model combinations.
For an illustrative 40 standard rooms with one toilet, one vanity and one shower set per room, the base schedule is 40 of each product. A buyer-selected 5% spare allowance adds 2 of each, giving 42 toilets, 42 vanities and 42 shower sets. Add any fixed spares separately; this is an arithmetic example, not a recommended allowance.
Use the planner to keep base quantities, percentage allowances and fixed spares distinct. The BOQ guide explains quantity calculations; the CBM planner uses the resulting outer-package records.
Base = rooms × units per room + extra base units. Spares = rounded-up percentage allowance + fixed spares. Both spare allowances are added; the default allowance is zero.
Review mounting, water and waste connections, service access and visible finishes together. Record the agreed components, model drawings, finish samples and product documents before repeating the package. Include the installer and maintenance team so required connections and replacement access remain part of the approved room.
Keep each model, configuration, finish and component package on its own quotation line. Assign quantities to floors or phases, identify multi-box cabinet/basin packages and provide the receiving sequence. Use the accepted room schedule and inspection plan for production release.
Deliver the drawing revisions, parts identification, cleaning instructions and agreed product documents with the packing list. Keep spare stock identifiable by the installed model. The quantity tool supports purchasing; installation and destination approvals stay with the responsible project and importing teams.
These are catalogue references for reviewing product requirements. Match the mounting dimensions, connections and supplied components for your selected combination.
QSW-SM-001
Brass valve body
Chrome / Brushed nickel / Matte black / Gunmetal / Brushed gold / Rose gold
Model: QSW-SM-001
BV-04
MDF + solid wood + ceramic basin
Model: BV-P08-L
WC-13
Model: M-20015W
BF-11
Stainless Steel
Model: BF007
Select models by room type, calculate base and spare quantities, approve a representative room package, then release a model-linked quotation and phased delivery schedule.
Keep package IDs, component counts, approved drawings, finish references and service-part information with the delivery schedule so receiving and installation teams use the same specification.
Keep model references, configurations, quantities and destination together in one enquiry.
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