INDUSTRY FIELD GUIDE
Blind and shade data for AI order and finished-width records
CPSC's window-covering guidance includes product and order identification.
NAICS 337920 · Blind and Shade Manufacturing
CPSC's window-covering guidance includes product and order identification. An original shade-manufacturer exercise can distinguish the measured opening from the finished product dimensions specified in the order. CPSC product-and-order context
Create fictional opening measurements, an order sheet and a cut-ticket register. State the exercise's dimension rule explicitly. Ask which finished-width entry answers the selected order. Include a raw opening width, an outside-mount order with a different stated rule and a ticket missing its unit. The key should preserve the rule, mount description and missing unit separately.
Annotate opening, order, mount description, measurement basis, unit, rule version and finished-width field. Evaluate with another table layout and unit convention. Score opening width treated as finished width, the wrong stated rule used and an unknown unit guessed independently. Include one complete example with a reproducible calculation from cited inputs.
Use self-authored records and paper diagrams without cord mechanisms or installation instructions. Customer addresses and room images, licensed designs, supplier manuals and outside reports require appropriate authority. A licensing brief should identify the dimension-extraction task and qualified key. Establish buyer acceptance before commercial preparation or capture. The exercise makes no fit, cord-safety or product-compliance determination for an actual window covering.
Discuss this original manufacturing sample with Fiund
Original Fiund exercise
Opening width and finished width belong in separate fields
A fictional shade order includes an explicit toy deduction. It does not describe real fitting or installation.
| Record | Source | What it records |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Opening sheet | Mock opening A width 120 cm. |
| 2 | Order rule | For this order only, finished width is opening width minus 2 cm. |
| 3 | Cut ticket | Opening A, finished width 120 cm. |
Question for the model
What mismatch should the reviewer flag?
Show the reference answer and checks
Record 2 calls for 118 cm finished width from the 120 cm opening in record 1. The ticket in record 3 repeats opening width in the finished field, 2 cm above this toy target. Preserve both dimensions and the order-specific deduction.
- Copying opening width to a finished dimension
- Applying this fictional deduction as a universal rule
Fields to preserve
- opening_width
- Stores the source dimension
- order_deduction
- Documents the stated transform
- finished_width
- Records the target and ticket value distinctly
Test another case
Provide an order whose finished width is explicitly specified; do not apply a second deduction.
No real window measurements, fitting rules, customer data or installation instructions.
Discuss a contribution
Describe the sources you control, the task they could support and what has already been checked. Use the existing-data assessment for an archive or the collection brief for a new recording project. The contributor agreement defines Fiund’s licensing authority and compensation. A guide or fictional exercise does not establish an accepted collection or a sale.