STRIA / MATERIAL ROOM
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independent records.
Search the product identity, DEMO code or question. Family labels organize this fictional collection; they do not establish compatibility, material classification or an approved substitution.
3 product dossiers
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DEMO-ST-01 / Plane surfacePlane Panel
A quiet planar appearance study for discussing surface continuity, finish reference and the relationship between an image and a physical sample.
Which physical specimen and current finish reference identify the proposed plane face?
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DEMO-ST-02 / Linear surfaceGroove Panel
A linear appearance study that brings direction, rhythm and sample orientation into the procurement conversation.
Which sample orientation and current source describe the proposed groove direction?
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DEMO-ST-03 / Sculpted surfaceRelief Panel
A sculptural appearance study for discussing projection, surface transitions and the sample needed to understand them.
Which physical sample and source describe the relief and its relationship to the surrounding face?
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Choose the question as well as the object.
Start with the surface question, then name the specimen. Keep the appearance study, physical sample and proposed supplied product separate. Ask the actual provider which sample and finish reference correspond to the current item; record the reference date, batch scope and the person who can answer for it. Read the edge and packing notes before discussing a shipment because those records may describe a different face, treatment or grouping. If a finish or revision changes, reopen the associated source questions instead of treating a previous note as approval. Use the local room to organize the discussion, then take the blank worksheet to the responsible provider. A visual preference can be recorded without implying material suitability, acceptance of a physical sample or agreement to a supplied finish.
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