How CAT A and CAT B Fit Out Differ from Each Other

  If you're about to construct a new office or refurbish an existing one, you should first understand what CAT A and CAT B fit-out are. Naturally, these must be unheard of by very beginners in building works. In case you have no idea what it means or why they vary, don't worry; the Green light will assist you to learn the difference. In this blog post, you'll learn everything from the beginning to how they affect your design, timeline, and budget. What is a CAT Fit-Out? A CAT fit-out is the minimal finishing of the interior of a commercial building. It's like a blank canvas—preparing the building for occupation but not yet ready for normal working activities. This fit-out is usually done by landlords prior to leasing a building to tenants. Key features of a CAT A fit-out typically include: Raised floors and suspended ceilings Basic mechanical and electrical services Fire detection systems and sprinklers Air conditioning and ventilation Basic internal finishes like pla...