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Stardom works with builders, developers, owners and investors who want a coordinated housing material package. The starting point is your project scope, drawings and delivery requirements.

The ten systems are Structural, Roof, Wall, Windows & Doors, Kitchen, Bathroom, MEP, Floor, Interior and Supply Chain. Each connects product selection with the relevant drawings, interfaces and project documentation.

Yes. You can discuss one or more selected systems, a complete-home package or a repeatable multi-project program. The final supply scope is confirmed in the project quotation.

Yes. Share the architectural, structural and engineering information you already have. The team can discuss the schedules, supplier details and interface reviews needed to prepare a coordinated material package.

Include your project location, intended use, available drawing revision, home or system selection, material scope and expected timing. You can describe which drawings you have in the enquiry and share them with the team by email.

The house model, layout and material package are reviewed against your brief and available project information. Catalogue models and options are starting points; final geometry, availability and inclusions are confirmed for the named project.

Many items can be coordinated from sufficiently detailed drawings. Release to production needs agreed dimensions, interface details and reviewed supplier shop drawings. Products that depend on finished site measurements need a separate measurement and release plan.

The opening schedule is reviewed with frame sizes, rough openings, reveals, sill levels, hardware and flashing details. These values need to agree with the wall assembly and supplier shop drawings before production.

Joinery layouts are connected to room dimensions, appliance clearances, sink and tap locations, plumbing rough-ins and finish levels. Bathroom selections also need coordinated fixture dimensions, wastes, falls and waterproofing interfaces.

The catalogues provide finish, cabinet, hardware and storage directions to discuss. Options are reviewed for the selected design and supply scope, then recorded in the project schedule and approved supplier drawings.

No. The catalogue includes design references and target selections. The approved project schedule, drawing revision, selected product evidence and supplier shop drawings establish the final values for production.

The Blinds & Curtains collection uses final site measurements. Plans help select the intended fabric, control and mounting direction, while the measured opening and installation conditions establish the order dimensions.

The China Hub supports product specifications, supplier communications, manufacturing details, quality records, packing and shipment coordination. Its role is to connect the selected materials to the same project information.

The project can be discussed with products sourced from China or other markets. Supplier selection is based on the required specification, supporting product information, quality, availability and the agreed delivery scope.

A bill of materials, or BOM, lists the selected products and quantities for the project. Stardom's system connects the BOM to product/SKU references, drawing revisions, supplier records, purchase orders and packing information.

Changes to a product, quantity or drawing need to be reviewed against the affected interfaces. The agreed change is recorded against the project schedule and BOM before the relevant order or production release is updated.

The relevant product specifications, supplier drawings, supporting evidence, quality checks and packing records are reviewed. Outstanding issues need to be resolved or addressed through the agreed release conditions.

Packing information identifies the products, quantities, pack references, dimensions, weight and project allocation. The container and delivery plan is coordinated with the agreed receiving and installation sequence.

The quotation needs to list the included materials and the separate local scope. Foundations, site preparation, labour, services, approvals, installation and related costs are confirmed individually rather than assumed to be included.

The appointed designers, engineers, builders and relevant trades retain their project roles. The product package and supply coordination are connected to the local design, review and installation scope.

Review uses the actual selected model, intended application, installation instructions and relevant supporting evidence. A catalogue statement or a different product's document does not replace the information needed for the selected project.

Price and timing are confirmed against the agreed project scope, product choices, quantities, drawing information, supplier availability and delivery plan. Contact the team for a project-specific quotation.

The showroom address is 276 George Street, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia. Contact info@stardom.com or +61 447 628 777 for current showroom and project information.

Stardom China Hub is at #103, Building B, Nan Pu Industry Park, Shishan Town, Foshan, Guangdong Province, China. Use info@stardom.com or +86 186 0112 6657. The website enquiry form prepares an email draft for you to review and send from your own email app.