Project highlight · Minneapolis, Minnesota

Field coordination carried the work through final closeout.

A multi-phase drapery installation across guestroom and meeting-space conditions, supported by detailed field photography, production alterations, return trips, and room-by-room verification.

Sheraton Minneapolis public space with full-height sheers framed by patterned drapery

Market

Hospitality

Scope

Drapery installation + alterations

Delivery

Multi-phase field coordination

Outcome

Completed February 2026

Execution in an operating hotel

The work continued after the first installation trip.

Tri-Tex documented installed conditions throughout the property, tracked progress room by room, returned treatments to production for alteration, and coordinated follow-up site work with the project team.

The final trip was planned as a focused one-day installation and swap-out. After the return visit, the field team confirmed that the remaining work went as planned and the project was complete.

What the record demonstrates

Closeout is part of delivery—not an afterthought.

Field photos, clear completion lists, production follow-through, and a planned return installation kept the team aligned until every remaining condition could be closed.

01Document the condition

Room-by-room photography and completion lists kept installed work and remaining corrections visible.

02Return to production

Treatments requiring alteration moved back through production with the field condition clearly recorded.

03Verify the closeout

A focused return trip completed the final installation and confirmed the remaining work was finished.

Finished project

Guestroom and public-space treatments, brought to a consistent finish.

Full-height sheers soften the daylight while decorative drapery frames each opening and carries the finish across different room conditions.

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