Hotel FF&E procurement
Hotel FF&E procurement, bought once and delivered complete.
A hotel FF&E package fails in the gaps: the item nobody priced, the finish nobody sampled and the container that arrives in the wrong week. We buy the package as one scope, inspect it before it ships and land it in the order the floors are being handed over.
What we supply
Inside the hotel ff&e procurement package.
Guest rooms and suites
- Wardrobes, desks, dressers and casegoods
- Beds, bases, headboards and mattresses
- Loose seating, occasional tables and mirrors
- Bedside and desk lighting
Public areas and food and beverage
- Lobby, lounge and restaurant furniture
- Bar fittings, banquettes and loose seating
- Decorative lighting and feature installations
- Rugs, curtains, artwork and accessories
Bathrooms and back of house
- Vanities, mirrors and bathroom joinery
- Sanitaryware, brassware and accessories
- Doors and architectural joinery
- Back of house furniture and operating equipment where included
How it is controlled
Where the package is held together.
Brand standard read first
Operator standards are read against the design package before quotation, so an item is not made twice because a brand requirement surfaced late.
Room by room buying schedule
The package is bought as a schedule by room type and area, which is what makes quantities, attic stock and replacement parts checkable.
Model room before bulk release
Where the programme allows, a model room is built and signed before bulk production is released.
Before we price
What we need from you.
The more of this you have, the firmer the price. Where something is missing we will tell you rather than assume it.
- FF&E schedule or design intent package
- Room types, quantities and key dimensions
- Operator or brand standard where one applies
- Required delivery window and site readiness
Evidence
Made and supplied by Método.
Questions
Frequently asked questions.
Related
Other packages and reading.
- What an FF&E procurement partner should take responsibility for
- How samples and mock-ups reduce procurement risk
- How to compare quotations from different furniture factories
- When value engineering protects design intent and when it destroys it
- Factory quality control before furniture is shipped
- The hidden risks in buying directly from an overseas factory
Send your specification
Tell us what you need made.
Send us the specification, drawings or reference material you currently have. We will review the scope, identify what is sufficiently defined to price and tell you what information is still required.