What other work stages does whole-house customization need to coordinate with?

Whole-house customization does not arrive on its own; it has to interlock with the plumbing and electrical, tiling, carpentry, and painting stages. During the measuring stage, we first confirm wall flatness, the kickboard, and the internal and external corner conditions, then decide the finishing method — this is key to how well the cabinets fit later. After the plumbing and electrical positioning is completed, we re-measure; the sink water supply and drainage, the gas outlet and socket locations, and the range hood exhaust path all have to be settled in advance. The production cycle is usually 15–45 days, plus 1–3 days for logistics, so the order timing must be locked in before the hard fit-out wraps up — don't wait until the wall paint is done to remember the cabinets haven't been scheduled for production.