Tie every furniture code to the room matrix
Provide room types, furniture codes, quantities, dimensions, elevations, and revision references. Repeated and special items should be separated so the manufacturing scope can be reconciled.
Cabinet furniture for hospitality projects
Hotel casegoods manufactured from an approved room package
Kika Mobel manufactures defined hotel and serviced-apartment casegoods from drawings, room matrices, quantities, and buyer specifications. The scope is controlled by furniture codes, revisions, materials, hardware, and agreed handover requirements.
Built for these buyers
- ✓Hotel owners and operators procuring a defined casegoods package
- ✓Hospitality purchasing companies managing room-type schedules
- ✓Interior contractors and designers with approved furniture documentation
Manufacturing scope
- 01Wardrobes, bedside units, desks, and TV cabinet furniture
- 02Headboard-related furniture elements where specifically detailed
- 03Minibar, luggage, vanity, and storage cabinetry within the agreed scope
- 04Serviced-apartment kitchen and utility cabinets
- 05Repeated room types and clearly identified special-room variants
What the technical review covers
Define performance needs as measurable specifications
Buyer requirements for surfaces, edges, hardware, cleaning, load, or other use conditions should be stated in the technical package. Suitability is reviewed for the actual construction rather than inferred from the word hotel.
Plan approval and handover gates
Samples, mock-ups, inspection points, packaging, labelling, installation interfaces, and delivery responsibilities apply only when agreed. They should be scheduled as project gates before a binding production or delivery commitment.
Commercial terms based on the actual project
A binding proposal depends on the product, quantity, data quality, specification, and destination—not on a generic price or delivery promise.
Buyer specification
Materials, decors, and hardware are defined from the buyer's requirements and reviewed for the proposed construction.
Delivery form
Flat-pack or assembled supply can be assessed once construction, packaging, handling, and transport requirements are known.
Delivery basis
EXW is one possible basis. Any other delivery option is agreed for the specific destination and order.
Quotation
Price, quantity, timing, packaging scope, and responsibilities become binding only after technical review and written agreement.
What supports a reliable feasibility review
A complete technical package makes the manufacturing and commercial assessment clearer.
- ✓ Dimensioned drawings or CAD/PDF files
- ✓ Bill of materials and quantities by variant
- ✓ Material, decor, edge, and thickness requirements
- ✓ Hardware list and functional requirements
- ✓ Required packaging, labelling, and delivery form
- ✓ Target market, delivery country, and requested date
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Frequently asked questions
Does the offer automatically include a complete hotel fit-out?+
No. This page covers the agreed cabinet furniture and casegoods package. Upholstery, loose furniture, installation, and other trades are not included unless expressly reviewed and quoted.
Can a sample room or mock-up be manufactured?+
A sample or mock-up can be considered when its purpose, specification, price, approval method, and effect on the wider program are agreed in writing.
What hotel data is needed for a review?+
Provide the room and furniture matrix, drawings, quantities, material and hardware schedules, required delivery form, destination, and project milestones.
Submit a hotel casegoods package for review
Send the room matrix, furniture drawings, quantities, finishes, hardware, and destination for a project-specific feasibility assessment.