Define each item
Distinguish a wardrobe, loft, TV panel or storage unit by its actual specification rather than grouping unlike work under one vague description.
Item-wise interior estimation organizes the project around individual work elements. Intorza helps designers and contractors document item descriptions, measurement units and quantities so supplied or agreed rates can be reviewed against a defined scope.
Review what an item includes before a rate is applied.
Illustrative wardrobe / defined dimensions and scope
Distinguish a wardrobe, loft, TV panel or storage unit by its actual specification rather than grouping unlike work under one vague description.
Confirm whether an item is measured by area, running length, number or another appropriate basis. The rate must correspond to that same definition.
Record differences in materials, finishes or construction scope when they affect how an item is priced.
Identify whether hardware, accessories, installation or other components are included in the supplied rate to support a clearer estimate.
Share the current documents and identify anything provisional. We review the information before agreeing what can be prepared.
Where information is incomplete, the estimate may need clarification or explicitly stated assumptions. Your team reviews the agreed scope and pricing before relying on the result.
Sample quantities explain the structure only. Rates and amounts remain placeholders; actual measurement and pricing bases are agreed for your project.
| Room | Item | Description | Quantity | Unit | Rate | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Master bedroom | Wardrobe | Custom wardrobe | 24 | Sq Ft | — | — |
| Living room | TV unit | TV wall unit | 18 | Sq Ft | — | — |
| Kitchen | Base unit | Kitchen base cabinets | 16 | R Ft | — | — |
| Living room | False ceiling | Ceiling work | 120 | Sq Ft | — | — |
Custom wardrobe
TV wall unit
Kitchen base cabinets
Ceiling work
Provide current drawings, requirements and available specifications.
Confirm the rooms, items, measurement basis and output needed.
Clarify missing details and record relevant assumptions.
Organize the agreed quantities and pricing inputs where included.
Review the information through the project contact.
Finalize the agreed deliverable and review quotation requirements.
No. The unit should suit the work and match the agreed pricing basis. Different elements may use area, length, number or another clearly defined measurement unit.
Useful inputs include item list and locations, relevant elevations and dimensions, material and finish specifications, rates and their inclusion basis where available. We review available documents before confirming the suitable scope and any additional information required.
These depend on the rooms, item categories, documentation quality, detail level and review needs. Project scope, output and timing are confirmed after the brief is reviewed.
No. Quantities and estimates depend on the supplied drawings, measurements, specifications and pricing inputs. Scope changes and execution conditions can change the actual cost.
Explore the full interior BOQ and cost estimation service. If the source information needs development, discuss interior working drawings. Reviewed project data can then support the interior quotation workflow.
Share your available drawings, scope and requirements. We’ll discuss a suitable assignment and confirm the information needed.