Factory Direct Interiors in Gurgaon: WoodAge Honest Turnkey Scope (Manufacture / Coordinate / Exclude)

WoodAge's applicable manufacturing scope is recorded in the BOQ. The listed categories are examples of factory-made cabinetry and furniture; confirm the exact component, material, finish, dispatch and installation responsibility in writing before production.

Where the written scope includes them, WoodAge may coordinate paint and surface finishing, false ceiling and POP work, electricals and lighting upgrades, plumbing and sanitaryware fitting, or lighting fixture supply through a named partner or the buyer's selected vendor. The BOQ should name the responsible entity, handoff, materials, inspection or acceptance method, defect route and payment responsibility for each trade.

Typically excluded unless explicitly added with separate scope confirmation: civil masonry (load-bearing wall changes, structural alterations), flooring and tile installation, sanitaryware procurement, bathroom fittings (taps, showers, water heaters), AC installation, standalone re-upholstery, curtains, rugs, mattresses, large appliances (refrigerators, washing machines, ACs), and structural reinforcement. A complete new sofa may include frame, foam/cushion and upholstery when those responsibilities are named in its written BOQ; standalone re-upholstery remains a separate scope.

Turnkey work can span multiple specialist trades. Buyers should compare which entity manufactures or coordinates each trade, the responsible entity, acceptance criteria, exclusions and recourse. WoodAge's manufacture / coordinate / exclude format makes those distinctions visible; the signed BOQ controls the actual scope.

Material selection is site- and room-specific. A WoodAge BOQ can specify BWP IS:710 for applicable wet-zone cabinetry, a suitable dry-zone board, edge treatment, HDHMR or other materials where appropriate. If a builder or society identifies a termite or construction-risk requirement, obtain it from that authority and name the treatment responsibility. No universal standard or no-upcharge assumption applies unless the contract says so.

Standard: laminate shutters, HDHMR carcass with BWP at wet zones, Hettich Sensys soft-close hinges, basic accessory set. Premium: acrylic shutters in kitchen, mix of laminate + acrylic in wardrobes, BWP IS:710 throughout wet zones, Blum Tandembox drawer systems, pantry pull-outs and lift mechanisms. Luxury: PU or lacquer glass shutters, premium veneer accents, Blum Tandembox + AVENTOS premium, designer hardware, integrated lighting. WoodAge presents the tier matrix during BOQ discussion so the buyer chooses against the actual cost-per-room implication.

After possession, confirm handover paperwork, society rules and site measurement access. Prepare GA drawings, review the BOQ and record payment milestones. Manufacture may run in parallel with agreed civil, electrical or plumbing work where conditions allow; dispatch and installation follow production and site readiness. Complete inspection, snagging, calibration and handover documentation listed in the contract. This is an illustrative sequence, not a fixed eight-week promise; record the expected window and dependencies in the signed quote.

If false ceiling or lighting is included, the BOQ should name the responsible vendor, materials, fixture-supply responsibility, switching or placement scope, inspection method and defect route. Lighting fixtures may be buyer-procured or separately scoped; WoodAge supplies or coordinates them only where the written scope says so.

Yes. The linked kitchen + wardrobe page describes a separately scoped option; exact rooms, components, installation window and exclusions must be named in the BOQ. Turnkey interiors can add TV units, beds, vanities, paint or false-ceiling coordination only where those items are expressly included. WoodAge's actual supported scope is confirmed per quote.

A single contract may provide one point of contact and an integrated schedule if the contract says so; a multi-vendor route uses separate contracts with the carpenter, painter, electrician or plumber. Choose based on named responsibility, acceptance criteria, invoicing, change orders and defect handling. WoodAge's actual accountability is defined by the signed contract and BOQ.

Turnkey coverage is not universal. Request a line-item BOQ for the kitchen, wardrobes, TV or storage units, false ceiling, painting, lighting, countertop, appliances, loose furniture, civil, plumbing, electrical alterations and GST. Anything omitted should be marked excluded or buyer-procured rather than assumed. WoodAge confirms scope and price in a written quote.

Timing is project-specific. After site measurement and GA-drawing or BOQ approval, factory manufacturing may run in parallel with agreed civil, electrical or gas-point work where site conditions allow. Site readiness, approvals, material availability, countertop decisions and the written responsibilities set the schedule; WoodAge should record the expected handover window in the signed quote rather than rely on a market duration.

A designer sells concept and drawings; a contractor coordinates site labour; a factory-direct manufacturer makes cabinetry. For the modular core, compare the per-line BOQ, drawing-driven dimensions, manufacturing location, inspection option, installer responsibility and acceptance criteria. WoodAge's written scope identifies the GA drawing, BOQ and parties responsible for manufacture and installation; confirm all deliverables before production.