FOCUS — Review the occupied plan, not just an empty room.
Updated 22 October 2026

A useful card-store layout shows how the shop works during its busiest intended operation. Empty aisles in a rendering are not evidence that customers, chairs, open cabinet doors and replenishment can coexist. Dimensions and local project requirements need to be checked by the responsible parties.

DECISIONS
Retail browsing
Customers pause at wall and island displays.
Draw the occupied browsing position as well as the fixture footprint.

Organized play
Tables, chairs, players and bags take space.
Use the actual furniture and intended operating arrangement.

Service and stock
Trades, payment, cabinet access and replenishment cross the plan.
Show where a queue or delivery carton waits temporarily.

REVIEW SEQUENCE
1. Place the fixture footprints on the latest measured site plan.
2. Add cabinet doors, drawers, chairs in use and the likely customer queue.
3. Walk through opening, peak trade, event use and replenishment as separate scenarios.
4. List unresolved site interfaces, local requirements and the party responsible for confirming them. Avoid treating generic aisle numbers as a project approval.

Fixture reference: __________
Sample merchandise: __________
Drawing revision: __________
Checks completed: __________
Open decisions and responsible person: __________

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