Page 1: Cabinet Specifications & Appliance Openings
The first worksheet keeps the cabinet specification and the adjoining countertop and appliance details on one page. The project, drawing revision, unit of measure, quantity, and room references sit at the top.
- Cabinet construction: box core and thickness, door material, door profile, dimensions, finish, and grain matching.
- Hardware and components: hinges, drawer slides, interior fittings, fillers, end panels, and toe kicks.
- Countertops and appliances: supply scope, appliance model or cut sheet, opening sizes, door swings, ventilation, cutouts, seams, and wall junctions.
Page 2: Compare Two Kitchen Cabinet Quotes
The second worksheet has separate columns for Supplier A and Supplier B. Each of the nine scope items can be marked Included, Excluded, or Open, with space beside it for the difference or follow-up question.
- Product scope: cabinet boxes and fronts, finishes, hardware, panels, countertops, appliance openings, and drawing or sample approvals.
- Packing and delivery: export packing, package labels, freight scope, packing type, and the named delivery place.
- Quote and approval record: currency, quote validity, drawing revisions, selected supplier, and open items with an owner, due date, and status.
Kitchen Cabinet RFQ Checklist Questions
Is the PDF fillable?
It is designed for printing, with blank lines and checkboxes for notes. It does not contain interactive form fields. Both pages are US Letter size.
Can I compare two suppliers with it?
Yes. Page 2 has a column for each supplier and a third column for differences or follow-up questions. The quote references at the top keep the comparison tied to the offers you received.
Does it include countertops and appliances?
Page 1 includes countertop supply, appliance models or cut sheets, openings, clearances, cutouts, seams, and wall junctions. Page 2 has separate rows for countertop scope and appliance interfaces.
Are packing and freight included in the checklist?
Yes. Page 2 includes export packing and labels, freight and delivery scope, packing type, and the delivery term and named place. These fields sit alongside the product comparison and commercial terms.