A cabinet quotation should be reviewed as a project specification, not only as a total price. For overseas cabinetry projects, buyers should confirm that the quotation, drawings and material schedule all refer to the same approved scope.
Check that the quotation is based on the correct room layouts, dimensions and drawing revision. If the drawings change later, the quoted scope may also need to be updated.
Review cabinet materials, door systems, surface finishes, countertops, glass, aluminium and other selected specifications on a like-for-like basis.
Confirm what hardware and accessories are included, which items are optional, and whether any brand or performance requirement has been agreed for the project.
Clarify packaging, shipping, installation, appliances, site work and other responsibilities so that different quotations can be compared on the same scope.
Before production, the approved quotation should be coordinated with the latest drawings, material selections and commercial terms.
For a clearer project review, CACAR recommends comparing quotations against the same drawings, specifications and responsibility matrix rather than comparing the headline price alone.
