From: "Jeffrey E." <[email protected]>
From: "Jeffrey E." <[email protected]>
To: Eric Roth
Subject: Re: Handrails
Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2017 13:23:22 +0000
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ok agreed
On Thu, Jun 22, 2017 at 9:21 AM, Eric Roth < > wrote:
Covering it in the ultraleather is what would make it visually disappear. Any other texture and/or color highlights it.
Let me know your thoughts / decision
Best Regards,
Eric
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From: Jeffrey E. [mailto:[email protected]
Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2017 9:19 AM
To: Eric Roth
Subject: Re: Handrails
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either the same hermes. or matchiing the panel , what woudl make it disappear. ? jay last month said he
had researched the tv. to see if there was an upgrade. you had said that we would need to relight the work
surface if we were going to take out the rh glass. Eric. - with july 4th weekend approaching. and still no
carpet sample . especially a treated one. what are your thoughts. ? I delayed putting the plane down first
week in may, as agreed to accomodate your other delivery. i need an accurate timeframe TODAY. !!! you
told me may 5 th that the door would be looked at while the place was there. . I am understanding re real
life issues. that being said accurate dates like the added list only produced yesterday that says 3500 dollars to
recover the potty seat.?? with foam has been promised for over a month..
On Thu, Jun 22, 2017 at 9:12 AM, Eric Roth < > wrote:
What fabric are you thinking of?
As you can see in the photo below, the headliner and PSU's are in ultraleather.
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Best Regards,
Eric
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From: jeffrey E. [mailto:[email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2017 7:24 PM
To: Eric Roth < >
Subject: Re: Preliminary for review
hand rails in fabric not ultraleather . price issues to be discussed with rich and larry,
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On Wed, Jun 21, 2017 at 5:49 PM, Eric Roth ffi wrote:
Jeffrey.
As per our discussion a few minutes ago, I did not include the work TBD on the pocket door for the cabin side.
CHANGE ORDER ITEMS REQUESTED
316 Fwd Lavatory Door $ 870
Design and fabricate a wood veneer overlay cover for the vacant / occupied sign to make it
aesthetically blend in with the interior and not make it so conspicuously obvious. The cover will
have one (1) hole that will display either color green (for vacant) or red (for occupied) and a thin
horizontal slot for the lock override pin.
317 Fwd Crew Galley $ 15,780
Remove the existing hot water container and associated wiring. Modify the space to accept a customer
supplied carry on small coffee maker (loose equipment). Relocate existing drawer if possible. All interior
surfaces to be painted to match existing. Install new 110v 60Hz provisional outlet and associated wiring.
404 Hand Rails $ 4,820
Unfasten the cabin area PSU / valence assemblies to gain access to the wood veneered hand
rails. Remove the hand rails from the PSU assemblies. Prep and cover the hand rails in the
same ultraleather material as the PSU's to match. Reinstall newly covered hand rails and
reinstall PSU assemblies.
412 Fwd Cabin Bulkheads $ 5,060
Remove the two (2) leather covered seat belt bumper pads. Template and fabricate thin kydex
overlay panels. Cover panels in Hermes fabric to match the lower side walls. Remove and
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reinstall existing magazine racks (R/H has cabin temp sensor). Relocate any required placards
and ash tray.
413 Fwd Cabin Door $
420 Cabin Single Seats $ 18,190
Relocate the R/H #2 and UH #2 seats approximately 4.0"" aft to increase leg room. Install seat
track as required including engineering and certification. Close off floor decompression blow out
panel at R/H #3 seat position and install one (1) decompression blow out panel in the cabin area.
Relocate the existing subwoofer from L/H #3 seat position.
423 Divan End Arm Cabinets $ 20,350
Design and fabricate light weight composite "sleeve" to fit over the four (4) existing end arm cabinets.
Increase the height of the four (4) end arm cabinets by approximately 3.0" - 4.0". Angle the inside of each
arm rest starting at the top of the bottom cushions as a decorative feature. Relocate existing Cabin
Management Switches to the outboard side of the arm rests to create a clean inboard end arm(s).
503 Aft L/H Galley (Coffee Makers) $ 2,920
Remove the existing dual coffee makers from the upper galley area. Finish out area to conceal
all non-essential wiring / plumbing / etc. Cap and stow existing electrical wiring and plumbing for
the coffee makers. New interior surfaces painted to match the existing laminate.
503 Aft L/H Galley (Oven) $ 2,920
Remove the existing oven from the lower galley area. Finish out area to conceal all non-essential
wiring / plumbing / etc. Cap and stow existing electrical wiring for the oven. New interior surfaces
painted to match the existing laminate.
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606 Aft Lavatory Potty Seat & Shroud 3,210
Laminate an additional .75" foam to the top of the potty seat for additional comfort. Laminate the potty seat
deck with high gloss white high pressure laminate. Prep and paint toilet seat ring high gloss white to match
new laminate.
611 R/H Aft Lavatory Closet$ 2,560
Modify closet by fabricating and installing a recessed cavity toilet paper holder. Inside of cavity will be
laminated in wood veneer. Finish wood veneer in a high build finish.
Best Regards,
Eric
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