1.False Ceiling: The 15-day duration you’ve noted is for this task. It’s an important part of the project that often goes first because it’s a messy job. The framework, made from JSW channels, is installed first, followed by the material, such as Saint Gobain POP (Plaster of Paris) or other alternatives like Or Louvers for a different aesthetic.

2.Painting: This is typically done after the false ceiling is complete but before the flooring is fully installed to avoid spills and damage. It includes prepping the walls with primer, putty, and the final paint coats.

3: Flooring and Surfaces :
With the walls and ceilings done, the floor and other horizontal surfaces can be installed.
Tiles: Used for flooring and walls in bathrooms, kitchens, or other high-traffic areas.
Granites Equivalent: This refers to materials for countertops in the kitchen or vanity tops in the bathroom. Alternatives could include marble, quartz, or engineered stone.

4: Final Fixtures and Fittings
The final phase involves installing all the visible fixtures that were planned for in the initial electrical and plumbing stages.

5.Lighting: All light fixtures, including decorative and functional lights, are installed and wired to their switches.

6.Sink – Under/Over: This is a key decision for the kitchen. An over-mount (drop-in) sink is easy to install and replace, while an under-mount sink provides a sleeker look and makes cleaning the countertop easier.

7.CP Fittings: This stands for Chrome Plated fittings, and it includes all the faucets, showerheads, and other accessories in the kitchen and bathrooms. These are typically the last items to be installed to prevent them from being damaged during construction.

This organized approach can help you manage your project effectively.