Make the mounting plan explicit
When a project calls for an inside or outside mount, include that plan in the handoff. The treatment, product specifications, window, and mounting conditions all affect whether a particular installation is a fit.
Avoid treating a general rule or a measurement from another opening as confirmation for this product. Share the manufacturer and product details so the requirements can be reviewed for the actual job.
Describe the openings and site conditions
List the openings included in the project and share relevant window, mounting-surface, or access details. Photos or notes can help explain conditions that may not be clear from a product name alone.
If the project needs measurements before ordering, confirm the measurement format required for the selected product and what documentation or follow-up measuring is expected.
- The product and openings to be measured
- The intended mount and relevant window conditions
- The measurement format or documentation needed
Confirm fit before the next step
Product and window details are reviewed for each project. Confirm the requirements, measurement scope, and any follow-up before placing an order or scheduling work.
For trade partners, clear project notes help keep the transition from specified product to measuring and installation aligned. Designers and design studios can use the same details when coordinating with their installation partner.