Solid Surface Firm Estimate Form is also called quotation form, value bill template, bill of estimate template, estimate format or estimate form. It provides a printable blank form for you to create beautiful estimate document in a what-you-see-is-what-you-get creator. Sometimes this type of business document is also called evaluation sheet, valuation form, skeleton invoice, estimate sheet. If you are in the solid surface business, this quotation template helps you create professional and beautiful quotation documents with a blank form, as easy as filling in a paper form.

The template is designed in a way for you to detail everything required on an estimate, quotation or value bill for the solid surface business. For example, a interior designer field lets your clarify the interior designer that will work for this transaction. The template has 5 columns inside the print area on the body section, including "Code", "Description", "Sq. Feet", "Rate", and "Total Amount". "Total Amount" is calculated automatically from "Sq. Feet" and "Rate" using Excel formula. For example, on the first row of the invoice body, the formula for calculating total amount is something like "the first square feet value" multiplies "the first rate value".

There is also a "taxable" checkbox column located to the left side of the print area. On this column you can find one checkbox for each of the line. If you check a box on a line, the template will include the current item when calculating taxes; else if the box is unchecked, the current item will be excluded when calculating taxes.

The summary section of the estimate form clarify the summary information about the estimate or quotation, including subtotal, VAT tax, transportation, total, paid, total due. The transportation and paid fields are manually editable, and the other fields on this section are locked and calculated using Excel formula.