Tie the product to the room context
Record room type, visible sides, adjacent materials, access routes and the interfaces with stone, glass, lighting or equipment.

HOTEL INTERIOR PROJECT GUIDE
Hotel projects combine appearance, repeatability, site coordination and delivery timing. A clear product brief helps the factory review those requirements before quotation.
PRACTICAL REVIEW POINTS
Record room type, visible sides, adjacent materials, access routes and the interfaces with stone, glass, lighting or equipment.
Identify repeated modules, handed parts, finish zones and project-specific variations so the quotation reflects the real mix.
Use drawings, finish references and first-article checks to align appearance before a larger quantity is released.
Confirm packing labels, module sequence, destination, target timing and the responsibilities for receiving and installation.
HOTEL PROJECT ENTRY POINTS
Review curved bar fronts, internal support, service access, finish continuity and site assembly assumptions.
Define product visibility, glass, lighting interfaces, access and repeatable hotel or retail display details.
Coordinate pattern, panel breakdown, visible edges, fixing details and surrounding interior finishes.
Send drawings, samples or photos when the hotel scope includes custom fixtures or assemblies beyond the listed families.
BUYER QUESTIONS
Useful information includes room or area, drawings, dimensions, material, finish, quantity, interfaces, destination and target timing.
A retained sample or first article can provide a reference, while the drawing and agreed inspection points still define the full scope.
Use the RFQ form and include drawings, photos, samples or functional requirements so the project can be reviewed.
READY TO REVIEW
AOJIPOER will identify the missing questions before quotation.