A useful first inquiry makes the project understandable without pretending that every dimension or product choice is already final. Separate confirmed information from items that need site verification and decisions that still need design work.
Minimum brief for a homeowner
- Country or region, city where relevant, and whether the home is new construction or an existing-space renovation.
- Rooms requiring fixed cabinetry and the main storage or daily-use problem in each room.
- Plans, wall elevations or measured sketches showing units, doors, windows, ceiling changes and known service points.
- Photographs of the current space. For renovation, mark cabinets, worktops, appliances, floors or walls you hope to keep.
- Appliance models or target sizes, plumbing and ventilation locations, and the person who can verify final measurements.
- Visual references, budget context and target timing, stated as planning inputs rather than approved specifications.
Minimum brief for a professional buyer
Add your role, project type, unit or room types, quantities, current drawing revision, bill of quantities if available, required material or hardware direction, sample and approval milestones, packaging or labelling needs, destination, site programme and the parties responsible for measurement, unloading, storage and installation.
For repeated units, identify the standard layout and exceptions. Use the same room and unit names across plans, schedules and messages so the quote can be compared with the correct revision.
Label known, verify and choose
| Status | Use it for | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Known | Information supported by a current document or decision | Room name, selected appliance model, confirmed wall opening |
| To be verified | Site facts that a responsible person must check | Finished wall dimension, floor level, service point, access route |
| To be chosen | Options that require comparison or approval | Layout, finish, internal storage, hardware, delivery arrangement |
Use the inquiry channel in two steps
Start with a short project summary through the inquiry action below. Include your name, preferred reply address, destination, rooms, project stage and the documents you already have. If drawings or large files are needed, confirm the intended recipient and accepted transfer method before sending them or any personal information.
Send a first project summary
Include the destination, room or project type, current stage and the documents you already have. Mark missing items honestly so the next request can be specific.
If the website inquiry is unavailable, email the same short summary to [email protected]. Confirm the transfer method before attaching large or confidential files.