New-build Marriott Generation 4 prototypes leave zero margin for handedness errors when closets, credenza panels, and wall sconces mirror across adjacent bays. For this October 2014 Fairfield Inn & Suites package, we built the complete 77-key guestroom FF&E procurement bid for a new-build project in Southern Wyoming while coordinating Generation 4 architectural lighting schedules and field installation photography from a sister Gulf South build in the same binder.
Rather than ordering generic room counts, the Southern Wyoming master schedule tracked 13 exact left-hand, right-hand, accessible, and suite permutations totaling 77 keys: 14 double-queen lefts, 15 double-queen rights, 1 double-queen accessible, 5 double-queen suites (including accessible), 18 king lefts, 12 king rights, 2 king accessible rooms (including roll-in shower), and 10 king suites.
Package Breakdown & Field Verification
- Handed Casegoods & Closets: Separated left and right closet assemblies across both king and double-queen counts alongside matching wall panels, mobile desks, and left/right credenza sub-tops sized for 42-inch televisions.
- Bedding & Window Treatments: Quantified signature orange Gen 4 king and queen bedskirts, adjustable accessible bedframes, drapery panels, sheers, blackout linings, and multi-pillow counts directly off room totals.
- Public Space Lighting & Hearth Coordination: Cross-checked fixture schedules against completed sister-property lobby installations covering the stacked-stone hearth lounge, seating groupings, and Connect & Print work wall.
Verifying left/right panel splits on a 13-layout schedule before factory production prevents field delays when casegoods and millwork arrive on deck.
