Mark a box on a printout only when its evidence exists in the current project file. Open items are questions for the responsible team. This page does not store or send selections; transfer your review to the project issue register. It is a planning aid, not an engineering approval or contractual scope.
Can another person identify exactly what is included?
Evidence: a room schedule linked to the latest plan and elevation.
Evidence: written scope lines for each option, with the owner of each decision.
Evidence: dated issue register; superseded sheets are clearly marked.
Evidence: a responsibility line for the buyer, designer, contractor and cabinetry team.
Evidence: an open-items register.
Will the design fit the actual room and route to it?
Evidence: dated survey or site-verified drawing with responsible measurer.
Evidence: plan and elevation showing access around the cabinet.
Evidence: service plan with owners and access requirements.
Evidence: approved interface detail for the actual wall or floor construction.
Evidence: site-readiness note and responsible contact.
Is the physical assembly described beyond its visible face?
Evidence: actual selected-system board and edge references.
Evidence: elevation and plan of the selected swing, slide or fold arrangement.
Evidence: current manufacturer fitting documents for the selected configuration.
Evidence: sections or enlarged details wherever a simple elevation is ambiguous.
Evidence: maintainable access strategy agreed for the actual room.
Is there an approvable sample for every visible decision?
Evidence: a finish schedule tied to cabinet IDs, not an image alone.
Evidence: marked elevation and an identified control sample.
Evidence: sample approval note with the scope of what it represents.
Evidence: component-specific finish and junction notes.
Evidence: current documents for the actually selected materials; no blanket claim.
Does the inside match what people actually store?
Evidence: hanging, shelves, drawers and display marked by cabinet.
Evidence: review at plan/elevation scale or a representative mock-up.
Evidence: selected fitting information and a coordinated layout.
Evidence: service interface and responsibility on the drawings.
Evidence: practical opening and maintenance notes for the selected system.
Can the approved package be built and checked without guessing?
Evidence: dated approval register with named reviewers.
Evidence: revision and variation record identifying affected rooms.
Evidence: agreed logistics plan for the actual site, not a generic lead-time promise.
Evidence: location-based issue list with photos and completion status.
Evidence: applicable care notes, selected-system documents and agreed as-built updates.
Source and scope. The four images are existing original Arcaya editorial diagrams. This checklist translates planning and handoff questions into general buyer language; it does not define engineering design, certified performance or a universal installation method. Selected-system documents and responsible project professionals govern those matters.