Flooring, baseboards, door and window trims, wall panels, cabinetry, and finishing lines.
Stage 04
Stage 4: Hard Fixtures
Cabinetry, doors, wall panels, countertops, vanities, and major built-ins are installed and checked.
Service Overview
Hard fixture installation is where spatial completion starts to appear.
After flooring, trim, door frames, wall panels, cabinetry, and cover plates are installed, the space takes shape quickly. This stage reveals dimension errors, rough finishing, unstable hardware, and product-protection issues.
EVO HOME checks lines, gaps, verticality, openings, scratches, and product protection item by item so both visual lines and daily function meet delivery standards.
Standardization Points
These points come from the latest presentation materials and existing product and construction systems, and can be expanded into service notes, product lists, or acceptance checklists.
Cabinetry installation
Wall panels and doors
Countertop and vanity installation
Finish and gap checks
Deliverables
Clients receive more than renderings; they receive executable, checkable, and buildable lists.
Cabinet gaps, drawers, hinges, handles, cover plates, and hardware stability.
Finished-product protection, scratch checks, and correction list.
Workflow
Use process to reduce communication loss, and milestones to control budget, schedule, and delivery quality.
01Confirm base work and material arrival
02Install flooring, trims, and wall panels
03Install cabinetry and finishing lines
04Check openings, gaps, and scratches
05Protect finished products before commissioning
Acceptance and Risk Control
Hard-fixture acceptance focuses on finishing, lines, hardware, and product completeness.
Flooring joints and flatness are acceptable
Door trims and cabinetry are vertical
Wall-panel corners and finishing are clean
Hardware opens reliably with no obvious scratches
EVO HOME Method