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18 · Construction and fit-out companies; office refurbishment

Film installation as a clearly defined package on your site

We settle quantities, substrates, materials and dependencies, so you can build the work into the programme.

Written for

Project manager / technical manager

The manager picks the subcontractor; procurement and the client-side supervisor agree price, material and acceptance.

When this usually starts

The final stage of a site, a change of specification, or the need for a specialist installation team.

"Tell me what substrate you need and when you are coming; I cannot move the whole programme."

Project manager / technical manager
Send a schedule of quantities
A roof window with protective sheeting taped around the opening, masked off before film goes on

A technical manager and an installer signing off a prepared surface on a real site.

The specific problem and the services that fit it.

The substrate is not accepted, the material is not approved, or the scope is not final.

Sequencing trades, surface readiness, deliveries, and snags before handover.

The subcontractor delaying handover, or working on an unprepared substrate and then disputing liability.

An accepted substrate, material ready, a working programme, and snags cleared against a specific protocol.

What we lead with
  • Installation of decorative and glass films
  • Whiteboards
  • Artwork to the project
  • Suitable tapes against a brief
What we show you first

An example of a scope, a substrate acceptance and a finished detail; keep supply, preparation and installation separate.

How the material, scope and schedule get decided

A described scope, acceptance of the substrate, confirmed supply, a sample, and a change procedure.

No-shows

No-shows, verbal agreements about extras, and shifting blame after the work is done.

What you actually get

Predictability, coordination with other trades, and written confirmation of changes.

This is the evidence this page is designed to carry. Add the real photographs before the page goes to a customer.

The two questions we get asked

Who prepares the substrate?

It is settled in writing before the quote and checked again before installation.

Can you come in at short notice?

Confirmed only after checking materials, the team, and the readiness of the site.

What to send us

Send a schedule of quantities

  1. 01Drawings
  2. 02Quantities
  3. 03Condition of the substrate
  4. 04Deadline
  5. 05Access

A contact for the reply; the phone number can be optional.

How this page is built
  1. 1

    Headline and a photograph of that kind of site.

  2. 2

    The specific problem and the services that fit it.

  3. 3

    A comparable real detail or a sample.

  4. 4

    How the material, the scope and the schedule get decided.

  5. 5

    The objections and the short form.