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BeforeCrew Site Pack · Restaurant kitchen

BC-SAMPLE-0003

000 Example Avenue, ground-floor restaurant with cellar kitchen (fictional), Manhattan, NY

Visit
Oct 3, 2026, 7:30 to 8:40
Delivered
Oct 5, 2026
Prepared for
Example Foodservice Co.
Terms
Draft v0.1 (September 22, 2026)

Preliminary field intelligence only. Not for fabrication, construction, permitting, code compliance, or final fit decisions. The vendor independently verifies every consequential condition before use.

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Job details and intended use

Client
Example Foodservice Co. (fictional), Columbus, OH
Purpose selected
Access and delivery check
Scope type
Equipment: walk-in cooler and cook line; delivery path
Work zones
Two: the path from curb to kitchen, and the kitchen itself
Products ordered
Site Scan Pack; extra zone; Measured Points (12)
Visit window
Early morning, before the restaurant's prep shift
Units
Feet and inches
Datum
Sidewalk at the cellar doors; cellar floor at the foot of the stair
Field technician
BC-T01
Instruments
Phone-based LiDAR scanner; laser distance meter; 25 ft tape; 16 ft measuring rod
2

Delivery path, curb to kitchen

The scan walkthrough follows the path a delivery would take: sidewalk cellar doors, cellar stair, corridor, and kitchen door, plus the street-level rear door the client asked about. Photos are marked with the label of each Measured Point they show.

M-01 cellar doorsM-02 drop to floorM-03 stair widthM-04 headroomM-05 corridorM-07 kitchen doorM-08, M-09 ceilingM-10 walk-in
Illustration of the path as a section, marked with this sample's Measured Points. A delivered pack uses the actual photos and scan of your site.

Scan variation on interior dimensions is typically half an inch to two inches. Not an instrument of record. Use Measured Points for anything your team will order or price against.

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Measured Points

Points listed by the client, each read at the stated tolerance class with the instrument and method shown, and marked in the photo set. A tolerance class is the class the client selected; it is not a promise that every entry falls within it.

  • M-0135 in by 58 in
    Sidewalk cellar doors, clear opening with both leaves open, width by length
    Tape · Class 1/4 in
  • M-028 ft 2 in
    Sidewalk level to cellar floor at the foot of the stair
    Laser, single reading · Class 1/4 in
  • M-0333 1/2 in
    Cellar stair, clear width between stringers, at the third tread
    Tape · Class 1/4 in
  • M-046 ft 1 in
    Headroom at the foot of the stair, nosing line to underside of beam
    Laser, single reading · Class 1/4 in
  • M-0539 1/4 in
    Cellar corridor, narrowest width, at the pipe chase
    Tape · Class 1/4 in
  • M-064 ft 8 in
    Corridor turn, inside corner to the opposite wall, measured on the diagonal
    Tape · Class 1/2 in
  • M-0733 3/4 in by 79 in
    Kitchen door, clear opening with the door open 90 degrees, width by height
    Tape · Class 1/4 in
  • M-089 ft 4 in
    Kitchen floor to ceiling at the walk-in location marked by the client
    Laser, single reading · Class 1/4 in
  • M-098 ft 6 in
    Kitchen floor to underside of the lowest pipe at the walk-in location
    Laser, single reading · Class 1/4 in
  • M-1010 ft 2 in by 8 ft 7 in
    Walk-in location as marked by the client, wall to wall, length by width
    Laser, two readings · Class 1/2 in
  • M-1116 ft 9 in
    Cook line wall, length between the existing column and the corner
    Laser, single reading · Class 1/2 in
  • M-1235 1/2 in by 80 in
    Rear service door at street level, clear opening, width by height
    Tape · Class 1/4 in
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Photo index

Street, path, door, kitchen, and alternate-route photos. Tap any photo to open it full size in a delivered pack.

  • P-01
    P-01 · Street
    Storefront and sidewalk from across the street, cellar doors closed
  • P-02
    P-02 · Path
    Cellar doors open, leaves and safety chain as found (M-01)
  • P-03
    P-03 · Path
    Looking down the cellar stair from sidewalk level (M-02, M-03)
  • P-04
    P-04 · Path
    Beam at the foot of the stair, rod for scale (M-04)
  • P-05
    P-05 · Path
    Corridor looking toward the kitchen, pipe chase on the right (M-05)
  • P-06
    P-06 · Path
    Corridor turn and electrical panel on the outside wall (M-06)
  • P-07
    P-07 · Door
    Kitchen door, open 90 degrees, closer and stop as found (M-07)
  • P-08
    P-08 · Kitchen
    Walk-in location marked by the client in tape on the floor (M-10)
  • P-09
    P-09 · Kitchen
    Ceiling at the walk-in location, pipes and sprinkler line (M-08, M-09)
  • P-10
    P-10 · Kitchen
    Cook line wall, existing hood above, column at the left end (M-11)
  • P-11
    P-11 · Alternate
    Rear service door from the street side, step at the threshold (M-12)
  • P-12
    P-12 · Rules
    Delivery rules posted by the building at the rear door, as posted
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Path and kitchen conditions, as found

Cellar doors
Two steel leaves, diamond plate, hinged at the curb side; safety chain and one leaf stay present (P-02)
Cellar stair
Steel stringers, open risers, 11 treads; handrail on the left side only (P-03)
Beam at stair foot
Steel beam crossing the path at the bottom of the stair; headroom 6 ft 1 in (M-04) (P-04)
Corridor
Concrete floor; pipe chase on the right narrows the corridor to 39 1/4 in (M-05); electrical panel on the outside wall of the turn (P-06)
Kitchen door
Single swing door with closer and floor stop; clear opening 33 3/4 in by 79 in (M-07) (P-07)
Walk-in location
Marked in tape by the client; floor drain visible near the right wall; ceiling pipes and a sprinkler line overhead (P-08, P-09)
Cook line wall
Existing hood above, not tested or evaluated; column at the left end (P-10)
Rear service door
Street-level door to a rear stair, one step up at the threshold; clear opening 35 1/2 in by 80 in (M-12) (P-11)
6

Building access and logistics

Delivery route
Building staff named the sidewalk cellar doors as the delivery route; the rear door was described as staff entry only
Delivery hours
Notice at the rear door lists deliveries 7:00 to 11:00, Monday to Saturday (P-12), as posted
Freight elevator
None serving the cellar
Building contact
Superintendent on site 7:00 to 11:00 per staff; certificate of insurance required for equipment delivery per staff, limits not confirmed
Sidewalk
Bus stop about 30 ft north of the cellar doors; no sidewalk shed at the time of visit (P-01)
Occupancy
Restaurant open for dinner service; kitchen empty during the visit
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Limits and open items

  • No opinion is given on whether any piece of equipment will fit through the path or into the kitchen. The dimensions are reported so your team can make that call.
  • No opinion is given on exhaust, gas, electrical, plumbing, refrigeration, floor load, code, or permits. Those are for your team and its licensed professionals.
  • The hood, panel, drain, and any concealed condition behind walls or above the ceiling were not tested or evaluated.
  • Building rules are reported as posted or as relayed by staff and were not confirmed with the owner or managing agent.
  • Every item that affects ordering, delivery, installation, safety, or compliance must be independently verified by the client.

Preliminary field intelligence only. Not for fabrication, construction, permitting, code compliance, or final fit decisions. The vendor independently verifies every consequential condition before use.

Pack BC-SAMPLE-0003 · Terms Draft v0.1 (September 22, 2026) · Fictional sample for illustration.