FF&E procurement and manufacture

From approved specification to installed hotel FF&E.

An FF&E package is not a purchase list. It is a production programme with a delivery date, and it fails when the schedule, the drawings and the site are not talking to each other.

We take the approved specification, price it honestly, make or procure it, inspect it before it ships, consolidate it and install it into the room.

Furniture and FF&E samples arranged in a manufacturing showroom

Scope

What this covers.

Before production

  • Specification review against the design intent
  • Budget comparison, line by line
  • Value engineering that names what changes
  • Samples, prototypes and approved control samples

The package

  • Guest room furniture and casegoods
  • Public area and outdoor furniture
  • Decorative and functional lighting
  • Rugs, carpets and window treatments
  • Artwork, mirrors and accessories

From factory to room

  • Factory production and progress reporting
  • Quality inspections before dispatch
  • Consolidation across multiple factories
  • International logistics and customs documentation
  • Site storage, distribution, installation and snagging

Control

How the scope is held together.

The schedule is reconciled

Every line on the FF&E schedule is reconciled against a drawing and a room type before it is priced, which is where quantity errors are found.

Approved sample governs

Production is measured against a physical approved sample rather than a photograph, and inspection reports reference it directly.

Delivered to the room, not the gate

Consolidation, marking and floor distribution are planned so items arrive to the room they belong in, in the order the installation sequence needs them.

Before we price

What we need from you.

Send whatever exists today. We will tell you what is missing rather than build a number on assumptions.

  • FF&E schedule and specification
  • Room types, quantities and key count
  • Design drawings and any operator standard
  • Required delivery window and site readiness date
  • Destination port, site access and storage availability
  • Budget or benchmark cost if one is set

Questions

What hotel clients ask us.

Discuss a hotel project

Tell us what is being built or refurbished.

Tell us where the project is and which parts of the interior scope require support. We will review the information and recommend the most appropriate delivery structure.