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CIDQ IDPX Exam - Topic 5 Question 20 Discussion

Posted by Lawana on May 16, 2026 at 12:08 AM

A designer has been hired to design millwork for a school library. During installation, there is a conflict between existing field conditions and shop drawing dimensions. Who is responsible for the discrepancy?

Suggested Answer: C

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22 comments · newest first
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Lezlie 2 days ago
But the manufacturer provides the specs, right?
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Rhea 7 days ago
I think the installer should check the dimensions first.
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Truman 12 days ago
I lean towards the installer, but it could be a shared responsibility.
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Audra 18 days ago
It’s tricky! Everyone should communicate better to avoid this.
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Arlette 23 days ago
General contractor oversees everything, so they might be responsible.
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Magnolia 28 days ago
I feel like the interior designer should have caught that too.
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Jennie 1 month ago
But the manufacturer provided the shop drawings, right?
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Herminia 1 month ago
I think the installer should check the dimensions first.
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Val 1 month ago
I disagree, the interior designer should have caught that!
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Rickie 2 months ago
Definitely the manufacturer's fault if the drawings were accurate.
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Isidra 2 months ago
Wait, how can the shop drawings be wrong? That’s surprising!
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Fletcher 2 months ago
I think the general contractor should take responsibility here.
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Celestina 2 months ago
It's usually the installer’s job to check dimensions.
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Bea 2 months ago
This seems complicated, can anyone clarify who really takes the hit here?
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Terina 2 months ago
Wait, how can the designer be responsible if they provided accurate drawings?
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Gabriele 3 months ago
Definitely the installer’s fault for not measuring correctly.
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Vicente 3 months ago
I think the manufacturer should double-check their specs!
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Patti 3 months ago
It's usually the contractor's job to manage discrepancies.
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Jordan 3 months ago
This is tricky! I lean towards the manufacturer being responsible for the dimensions, but I need to review the contract details again.
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Weldon 3 months ago
I feel like the interior designer should have checked the shop drawings against the site conditions, but I could be wrong.
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Hubert 4 months ago
I remember a similar question where the general contractor was held accountable for discrepancies. Could it be them in this case too?
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Jina 5 months ago
I think the installer might be responsible since they are the ones doing the actual installation, but I'm not entirely sure.
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