Prepare this discussion checklist before reviewing samples

Bring visual references, the intended location and open questions together, so a sample review leaves a useful record for the next steps.

## Prepare the basic project information
Before reviewing samples, gather the intended use of the space, the proposed glass location, and preliminary dimensions and quantities. If the project is still at the concept stage, a rough plan or site photographs can help; note which details remain unconfirmed.
This information does not need to be complicated. It only needs to help everyone discuss the same space.

## Explain what matters in your reference images
When you find an image you like, add a short explanation: is it the rhythm of the texture, the overall palette, or the relationship between glass and surrounding materials? Different people may focus on different aspects of the same image. A written note reduces misunderstandings.
The website’s AI-generated images can support discussions about spatial ideas. Actual product appearance must be confirmed using approved physical samples.

## Record open questions separately
- Visual effect: which qualities should stay, and which parts would you still like to adjust?
- Project information: intended location, dimensions, quantities and construction schedule.
- Implementation conditions: structure, edge details, installation and relevant requirements, to be confirmed jointly by the project professionals.
- Sample arrangements: sample contents, shipping method, costs and timing, subject to agreement between both parties.

## Keep a record that both sides can understand
After the review, organise sample references, photographs, approvals and unresolved questions together. Continue updating the same record when changes are made, helping the design, material selection and construction teams coordinate.
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