# Aesthetic Deviation in Division 10 Specialties submittals

> Source: https://deviationcheck.com/divisions/10-specialties/aesthetic-deviation/

A visible attribute (color, finish, texture, profile) differs from the spec or the architect-approved sample.

## What to look for in Division 10 Specialties

- Accessory finish mismatch (satin stainless vs bright stainless, chrome vs brushed nickel, powder coat color)
- Toilet partition color or pattern (HDPE and solid polymer have limited standard color palettes)
- Wall protection color, end cap style, and mounting rail profile
- Corner guard material and color (stainless steel, aluminum, vinyl, rubber)
- Signage font, ADA-compliant tactile lettering, Braille placement, background color
- Locker finish color (powder coat RAL or manufacturer standard)
- Operable partition face fabric, laminate, or veneer species and finish
- Flagpole material finish (clear anodized, dark bronze anodized, satin, polished)
- Visual display surface type (porcelain enamel, painted steel, glass - affects writability and appearance)

## Severity

Default grade: Fix and Resubmit. Owner-sensitive; the PM confirms against the approved sample before accepting.