Finish Spec-Grade Selector by Property Class
A finish spec grade is the quality tier a specification assigns to a material, and a finish schedule maps those grades across every CSI division for a unit type. This tool builds a starter multifamily finish schedule by property class, citing the governing ASTM, ANSI, KCMA, BHMA, and NFPA standard behind each recommendation.
Choose a property class below — and optionally a unit count — and the selector renders a recommended finish grade for each division a finish subcontractor typically installs (06, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 22). Use it as a starting point for your finish schedule, then value-manage against your budget and the actual project spec.
Build a starter finish schedule
Select a property class. The schedule updates instantly, with the governing standard cited on every division.
Starter finish schedule
Class A — Urban / luxuryHow to use this schedule
Treat the output as a starter finish schedule, not a final spec. Property class sets the baseline grade, but the actual project spec, the developer’s brand standard, and local code always govern. Two rules hold across every class: accessibility items never drop with grade — ADA accessories meet ICC/ANSI A117.1 on Class A and workforce alike — and resilient flooring only goes down once the slab passes its ASTM F2170 moisture test.
Related tools and division pages
- Interior Finishes Scope-Gap Checker — pressure-test your bid for the coordination items that fall through the cracks.
- Blocking & Backing Planner — get the in-wall blocking locations and heights before drywall closes.
- Division 12 — Countertops — quartz, laminate, and solid surface fabrication and install.
- Division 6 — Finish Carpentry & Cabinets — KCMA-certified casework and trim.
Want a finish schedule and grade recommendation for a specific project? Contact Innergy Interiors — we install Divisions 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 22 across the western states and can price your spec by property class.