Room schedule
Room type, mirror size, quantity and drawing reference.
Jiachuang Mirror supplies LED bathroom mirror configurations for hotel guestrooms, suites and project washrooms. Room schedules connect each model to dimensions, lighting, controls, mounting and packaging requirements.

Connect design intent with the room schedule, controls, installation plan, packaging and project requirements.
Room type, mirror size, quantity and drawing reference.
Task light, ambient light, anti-fog and control sequence.
Electrical options, wall condition, mounting and installation responsibility.
Selected sample, labels, packaging, room identification and spare-parts planning.
Use the Excel workbook to coordinate room counts, mirror dimensions, lighting, controls, electrical assumptions, artwork references and model-room status. It includes an approval checklist and calculates total mirror quantity by room type.
Compare twin task lights, a wide double-vanity format and a focused top-light solution.






Most hotel schedules mix guestrooms, suites and public areas. Start each one from the product family that fits how the room is used.
GuestLight LM-H01 gives consistent face lighting from twin vertical task lights. Size each variation from the room-type elevation.
GrandView Duo LM-H02 is an extra-wide format with two task-light zones and ambient halo light, aligned to the basin centres.
TopLine Project LM-H03 pairs a clear mirror plane with a linear top light and familiar wall-switch operation.
Where guests need storage, NicheLine Cabinet LM-CB01 combines the mirror, integrated lighting and concealed storage in one product.
Mounting height, control position and mirror size are agreed with the designer for the accessible-room layout and kept as a separate schedule line.
Existing power points, wall condition and vanity dimensions are recorded first so the new mirror fits the room as built.
Room types, quantities, elevations and the destination market.
One product code and drawing reference for every room-type variation.
Appearance, lighting, controls, labels and packaging checked on a sample.
Drawing, sample, labels and packing method approved before production.
Each variation produced and labelled against its schedule line.
Cartons marked with the agreed room-type or area identification for distribution on site.

Every step refers back to the same schedule line, so the quotation, sample, production and packing all describe the same room-type variation.
Yes. Standard rooms, suites, accessible rooms and public areas can be grouped by drawing, product code and quantity so each variation stays clear.
Yes. Each room-type variation keeps its own drawing reference, product code and quantity in the schedule, so different sizes can be quoted, labelled and packed in one project without being confused on site.
Wall-switch control can be reviewed with the room electrical plan, lighting design, anti-fog requirements and destination-market version.
Yes. A sample of the selected configuration is reviewed for appearance, lighting, controls, labels and packaging before the project order is confirmed. A mock-up room review can be planned around the same sample.
For renovations, share the existing wall condition, power-point positions and vanity dimensions with the room schedule so the mirror size, power entry and mounting can be matched to what is already installed.
Spare units or replaceable components can be listed as separate lines in the schedule and quoted with the project. The parts list is confirmed for the final configuration.
The production schedule and warranty are confirmed in writing after the configuration, sample status, quantities, packaging and destination requirements are agreed.
Share it with the destination market and preferred next step. We will prepare the product and commercial questions around the project.