First, confirm whether a suitable opening already exists.
If an opening has already been reserved, the main checks should be the net dimensions, the location of the load-bearing fixtures, and the space for expansion. If a new opening needs to be made, the floor structure and construction feasibility must be confirmed first, and load-bearing components must not be damaged.
Inspect the ceiling, wiring, and surrounding decorations.
The installation area may contain ceiling joists, lighting wiring, air conditioning pipes, or custom cabinets. A site survey should identify these locations and determine if any adjustments are needed.
Protect finished products and seal the edges properly.
Before construction, protect the floor, walls, and furniture. After installation, check the finishing of the opening covers, frames, and surrounding finishes. For electric models, plan the power supply and control locations in advance.
What situations require caution?
When there is a lack of reliable fixed structures around the opening, the deployment area is severely insufficient, important load-bearing components need to be damaged, or on-site pipelines cannot be adjusted, a new design should be made instead of forcibly installing the equipment.