Drawings, site dimensions, materials and installation details need to be coordinated. A clear scope of work helps the parties involved understand how the proposed solution will be carried through to the site.
Review the Drawings
Identify the latest drawings and highlight the openings or glazed areas included in the proposed work. If different drawing sets show different arrangements, clarify which information should guide the discussion before the specification is agreed.
Check Site Conditions
Drawings provide a starting point, while the site determines how the proposed work interfaces with the surrounding construction. Opening dimensions, access and the supporting structure need to be reviewed at the appropriate project stage. Approximate measurements shared in an initial enquiry do not replace final project checks.
Clarify the Specification
Record the proposed system, glazing, hardware and finish, along with the scope of manufacture and installation. If a detail is still undecided, make that clear so it can be resolved before the relevant work proceeds. Changes should be communicated to the parties responsible for the affected work.
Coordinate the Work
Discuss how the aluminium and glazing package relates to other trades and the project sequence. A shared understanding of responsibilities helps the team prepare for manufacturing, delivery and installation.
SH aluminum brings consultation, manufacturing and installation together around the agreed project requirements. Share your drawings and describe the scope you need help with to begin the discussion.