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The following timeline sets out a typical category B office fit-out. Please note there is often overlap between the stages, meaning a number of processes could be happening on-site simultaneously. You can view this schedule in chart form here. Obviously, this is an example and there are many variables to consider.
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Site set-up and preliminary workPreparation of the site for works includes:
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Demolition and strip-outThis could involve use of mechanical equipment, dust extraction and out-of-hours working. Waste recycling and disposal will be considered as will accessibility for waste disposal solutions, especially for inner-city locations where restrictions may apply. If the removal or containment of asbestos is involved, the timeline will have to allow for specialist handling. | ||
First fix and build
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Second fix and finishes
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Furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E)
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Final clean
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Handover
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At Dale Office Interiors, we assess each project individually and create an accurate timeline to ensure each activity is planned out and completed on time.
It’s vital that you fully plan out your office fit-out to avoid wasting time and money. To find out more about the typical office fit-out timeline and the key milestones involved, download our free guide below.
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Answering some of your questions around what’s involved ahead of, and during, an office fit out