Sheet A-02 / Basement Buildout / 9593
Flooring and mirrors, not theater scope.
The dance room is a finish-discipline sheet: shell work, durable dance-friendly flooring, mirrors, lighting, baseboards, and clean credits so contractor finish allowances are not double-counted.
Current Read
The room is about finish discipline.
Do not absorb theater cost.
Recommendation
The room is about finish discipline.
Ben is selected for the buildout, but flooring and mirrors/glass stay owner-sourced. Victory's mirror/LVP line and FCI's floor quotes remain useful only as allowance benchmarks.
Scope Boundary
Do not absorb theater cost.
Dance-room comparisons should exclude theater AV, theater riser/seating/acoustics, gym mats, and sauna electrical. The main question is the right shell and finish package for the studio.
Quote Ledger
Numbers with gates.
The floor quote and the GC finish line answer different questions. Keep both, but reconcile overlaps.
| Source | Scope | Number | Read | Gate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FCI flooring | Flooring only | $5,997-$7,309 | Finish-flooring-only range for the dance studio. | Revise Premium quote because it currently says Lighthouse Oak, not Brindle Oak. |
| Mannington Canopy | Material direction | Brindle Oak | Current recommended target in Comfort Premium. | Confirm exact SKU, underlayment/comfort layer, transitions, and warranty. |
| Cascade Walnut | Value fallback | Enhanced | Fallback if Comfort Premium cost or availability gets annoying. | Compare installed feel and color against Brindle Oak before switching. |
| Victory dance room | GC finish line | $33,338 | Includes framing/drywall/paint, outlets, LVP, recessed lights, baseboards, and mirrors. | Ask for credits if flooring or mirrors move outside Victory. |
Marked Details
What matters on this sheet.
Six Canopy options
Harbor Oak, Brindle Oak, Sea Salt Oak, Cascade Walnut, Beachside Oak, and Misty Oak are the corrected sample set.
Write the size and backing
Mirror dimensions, wall backing, seams, safety film, and installation responsibility should be explicit.
Studio function first
Lighting should be bright, clean, and usable for dance practice without dragging theater mood lighting into this room.