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Contractor is to submit three (3) sets of shop drawings for the entire furniture, clearly indicating all dimensions, inclusive setting out data, details of the materials, installation accessories, fixing, hard wares, etc. and all other constructional requirements.  \n1.3 All joinery work is to be accurately set out, framed and executed in accordance with the detail drawings and finished in a proper and workmanship manner. All opening sizes and dimensions are to be taken out from site and on detail drawings and not from these Bills of Quantities. The Contractor is to take all measurements for joinery works at site and not from the drawings for fabrication and installation.  \n1.4 In the event of any uncertainty about the intentions and details of the work the Contractor is to consult Designer  \n1.5 Samples of all materials and fittings intend to be used in the Works shall be submitted before commencement of work. These samples or any alternative thereof if approved by the Designer shall be retained to form the bases for checking against the actual materials and fittings used in the Works. All samples submitted shall be free of cost.  \n1.6 Contractor is responsible for ascertaining and ensuring that the building operations are arranged in all respects so that the joinery works may be carried out in accordance with the instructions contained in this Specification or as shown on the drawings. In the event of any uncertainty about the intentions and details of the work, the Contractor is to consult the Designer.  \n1.7 Joinery work is to be executed in the best possible manner, properly screwed. Tensioned, moulded, wedged, pinned and glued with all exposed faces wrought and sandpapered as required and the heads of all screws are to be countersunk and pelted over in grain.  \nAll timber is to equal samples submitted by the Contractor and approved by the Designer.  \n1.8 Where the joinery works are specified or shown to be fixed-in, it is the responsibility of the Contractor to ensure that the necessary fittings are incorporated in the carcass. Or alternatively, the Contractor may construct such ground works as are required to provide a suitable base and fixing for the joinery works.  \n1.9 The Designer / PM reserves the right to inspect any item of the Works at any time to determine whether the Works are or have been performed or constructed in accordance with this Specification, the Tender Drawings and/or approved shop drawings.  \nIn the event such inspection determines that any of the Works do not comply with this Specification or with the Tender Drawings and/or approved Shop Drawings. Contractorshall pay all costs of the initial inspection and subsequent re-inspections and shall forthwith make good all of such works that do not comply at no additional cost and time to the Client.  \nSPECIFICATIONS – SECTION E – JOINERY WORKS  \n1.10 Defective products will be rejected regardless of previous inspections. Inspection does not relieve the Contractor's responsibility, but is a precaution against oversight or error. The Contractor shall remove and replace defective products at his own expense and be responsible for delays and expenses caused by rejection.  \n1.11 Any portion that warps, is winding or develops shakes or other defects within fifteen months after the completion of the works shall be removed and new portions fixed in its place together with all other work which may be affected thereby all at the Contractor's own expense.  \n2.0 DOORS  \n2.1 All flush doors shall come with acoustic requirements as required under the general specification. Dimensions indicated in the drawings or door schedul","cbCaikU6NMfPhXY9","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikU6NMfPhXY9","pdf",31163,"English","# 1.0 GENERAL\n## 1.1–1.9 General requirements and submissions\n## 1.10–1.11 Rejection, responsibility, and defects\n# 2.0 DOORS\n## 2.1–2.9 Door requirements and finishes","[{\"question\":\"What must the contractor submit for the joinery works before fabrication?\",\"answer\":\"The contractor must submit three (3) sets of shop drawings for the entire furniture, clearly indicating all dimensions, materials, installation accessories, fixing, hard wares, and other constructional requirements. Material and fitting samples intended for use must also be submitted before commencement of work.\"},{\"question\":\"How are opening sizes and dimensions determined for joinery works?\",\"answer\":\"Opening sizes and dimensions must be taken out from the site and from the detail drawings, not from the Bills of Quantities. 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