What needs to be clarified
Compare the parts list with plans and construction, checking panel dimensions, quantities, charging units and duplicate inclusion across estimate items.
Materials to prepare
- Approved cabinet drawings and panel cutting list
- Calculation with piece dimensions, quantities and charging units
- Kitchen available for checks and concealed-joint photographs
What to compare
Check accessible assemblies to trace component dimensions from cabinet sizes. Count shelves, sides, backs and fillers separately, distinguishing net piece area from purchased sheet area. Recalculate each line with unit conversions and reconcile totals; show cutting waste and machining allowances separately where supported.
Possible outcome of the analysis
A reconciliation table may give dimensions, areas, corrected arithmetic and duplicates, with separate calculations for the explicitly stated alternative methods of measuring material quantities.
Limits of the conclusions
Cabinet dimensions are not every part’s dimensions. A quantity check does not establish the agreed price; without a cutting plan, actual sheet use and waste cannot be reliably assessed.