Material identity
Check the declared substrate separately from color or decorative finish.
MORE STARA useful inspection plan identifies what to check, how to record it and which approved reference governs acceptance. The points below are buyer-planning guidance, not claims about a fixed More Star inspection program.
Coat rack inspection should connect material identity, dimensions, joints, base geometry, hook position, finish, appearance, assembly and packaging to the buyer-approved specification. Test methods and acceptance limits must be confirmed for the order.
Company claims require evidence. General process guidance is labeled as such.Confirm what the product is made from and how the structure connects.
Check the declared substrate separately from color or decorative finish.
Compare key component and overall dimensions with the approved specification.
Review positioning, fit, hardware and connection preparation.
Evaluate the base configuration together with pole height, hook position and intended loaded condition.
Define what an acceptable surface looks like.
Compare against the approved reference under a defined viewing condition.
Review visible surfaces, transitions and component-to-component consistency.
Agree how scratches, dents, marks or surface irregularities are classified.
The product must arrive with the intended components and information.
Confirm component fit, hardware completeness and instruction clarity where required.
Review separation and protection based on finish sensitivity and handling risk.
Confirm buyer-approved content, placement and language before packing.
Use this as a briefing aid. Final requirements should be included in the buyer-approved specification.
Commercial terms, specifications, customization, packing and testing remain subject to project review and confirmation.