Even on well-planned projects, small errors in carpentry can compromise the final result. One of the most frequent is the lack of compatibility between carpentry, architecture and other specialities, which leads to adjustments on site and a loss of quality.
Another common error is the inappropriate choice of materials, without considering intensive use or the conditions of the space. In clean carpentry, tolerance for error is minimal, making it essential to ensure rigorous measurements and detailed planning.
Prevention involves well-defined processes, experienced teams, and a professional approach that anticipates problems before installation, ensuring quality, durability, and consistency.