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TIPS AND TRICKS

TIPS AND TRICKS

W H A T I S A S C H E D U L E ?

A schedule is your go-to document that outlines all of the information for the products/materials that you will be using within your renovation

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It is usually created within Excel and is broken up into separate categories (see next page). Each 'sheet' is used for a different category, however, if your renovation is small you may want to combine all of the categories onto one sheet

Schedules are used to document furnishing selections and include information such as quantities, material, suppliers, location, costing, and lead times Your schedule will make everything much easier for ordering through referencing material and finishes to trades This includes providing the item and location, ordering codes, sizes, supplier details, quantity, cost and an image reference.

Depending on the size of your renovation, you may not use all of the categories listed below For example, you may only be re-styling your space and redoing your flooring, so you would only include a furniture, paint and flooring categories

Tiles - includes all tiles within your house, e g floor, wall or any splashbacks

Flooring - this could be timber, carpet, concrete

Furniture - sofas, chairs, rugs, tables, mirrors

Lighting - pendant lighting, LED lighting, wall lights, downlights, lamps

Hardware & Accessories - handles, towel hooks, toilet roll holders, hand towel holders

Tapware - includes all tapware for kitchen, bathroom, laundry

Appliances - includes all appliances for kitchen & laundry e g sink, dishwasher, oven, cooktop, rangehood, microwave, washing machine, dryer

Paint - includes all paint for ceiling, wall, architrave, skirting

This is to identify which area the item is going and a brief description Refer back to the example above

This is where you put in the name of the product. If the product has a code, make sure you pop this in here too! Adding in the size of your item is always helpful

This is where you list the finish of your material, e g matte, polished, gloss

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