Consumables for crews that repeat the same specification across many units, plus the protective kit those crews are issued.
On a repeat specification, the tool is a cost per square metre. Small differences compound across hundreds of units.
Pile in the wet film means a rub down and a recoat, which costs far more than the cover ever did.
A cover that dies after one room turns a consumable into a daily purchase.
A different nap on the second delivery changes the finish, and the client notices before the site manager does.
Gloves and eye protection ordered from a different supplier arrive out of step with the crews that need them.
When each site buys locally, the same specification is delivered five different ways.
A soft blade on a filling knife leaves ridges that show up under a low-angle light after decoration.
A stiff stainless blade leaves a flat surface first time, which is what keeps the decorator off the wall twice.
The range is written for wet trades in occupied and newly built space: prepare, fill, prime and finish, with the crew protected while they do it.
We agree one written specification per line and hold it for the programme rather than improving it quietly.
Carton counts are set to how a crew actually draws stock, not to a retail pack size.
You tell us the programme dates and we plan production and sailings back from them.
Every repeat runs against the sample you approved, so the finish on unit three hundred matches unit one.
Polyester fabric cover sized for standard 9 inch cage frames with yellow pile.
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Blue crinkle finish coating on a black knitted liner with three quarter coverage.
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Over ear hearing protection muffs with padded adjustable headband, black cups with red accents.
View productWe hold the approved sample as the reference and will tell you in writing if anything has to change. We will not change a specification quietly.
Yes. Carton counts are set to how a crew draws stock. Retail sleeves are only used where you want them.
Yes, on one packing list, which is the simplest way to keep the crews and the consumables in step.
Tell us before the change reaches the wall. We will quote the alternative and keep both specifications on file so the finish stays explainable.
Per line, with the loading plan set out separately, so you can see what the consumable actually costs per unit.
Send the specification and the number of units on the programme and we will quote the consumables and the crew protection as one package.
