Key takeaways
- Map vanity widths to bathroom layouts before you approve samples.
- Limit finish SKUs so later phases do not drift.
- Compact vanities help powder rooms without opening a second supplier.
- Link toilet SKUs to the same quotation for mixed-container planning.
Multi-family bathrooms drift when every unit type opens a new vanity width. Build a short width matrix your factory can replenish across phases.
Map widths to layouts first
List primary bath, secondary bath, and powder room layouts. Assign one vanity width (or a tight pair) to each layout before sampling. This keeps CAD and packing simple.
Limit finishes
Limit finish SKUs so later buildings do not invent new colors. Approve hardware and basin options with the sample lock, not after container booking.
Link toilets on the same RFQ
Link toilet SKUs to the same quotation to protect mixed-container planning and visual consistency. See the condo vanity case for a width-matrix example.
Programs to start: MY-8804 compact, MY-8844 wall-hung. Inquire for widths.