Apply ANSI/AWI 200 requirements for handling, storage, and jobsite care of delivered architectural woodwork
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Steps
Confirm the jobsite environment (HVAC operating, enclosed/dry, ambient humidity) meets the standard's conditions before scheduling delivery.
Store crated/wrapped casework off the floor, away from direct sunlight, moisture sources, and temperature extremes per AWI 200.
Stage acclimation time for wood components before installation when the building has not yet reached service conditions.
Inspect for damage at delivery and document any discrepancies before the general contractor accepts custody.
Maintain protective wrapping/coverings through completion of rough trades, removing only immediately before the substantial completion walkthrough.
Known gotchas
AWI 200 places responsibility for site readiness (climate control) on the GC/owner, not the woodwork supplier — get written confirmation the site meets conditions before delivering.
Damage claims are hard to enforce without delivery-inspection documentation tied back to AWI 200 language in the contract.
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