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    Fitting and Fixtures: Submitted To - Ar. Manvendra Pratap Singh Submitted by - Sapna Singh

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    The document discusses the differences between fixtures and fittings in buildings. Fixtures are items that are fixed or attached to walls, floors or other permanent structures, such as electrical installations, light fittings, plumbing, and built-in furniture. Fittings are free-standing or movable items, like carpets, curtains, freestanding kitchen appliances, furniture, and potted plants. Examples of common fixtures include partitions, doors, electrical sockets, and radiators, while fittings may include blinds, furniture, appliances, and computers. The document provides detailed lists and images of both fixtures and fittings to illustrate the distinction between the two terms.

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    The document discusses the differences between fixtures and fittings in buildings. Fixtures are items that are fixed or attached to walls, floors or other permanent structures, such as electrical installations, light fittings, plumbing, and built-in furniture. Fittings are free-standing or movable items, like carpets, curtains, freestanding kitchen appliances, furniture, and potted plants. Examples of common fixtures include partitions, doors, electrical sockets, and radiators, while fittings may include blinds, furniture, appliances, and computers. The document provides detailed lists and images of both fixtures and fittings to illustrate the distinction between the two terms.

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    The document discusses the differences between fixtures and fittings in buildings. Fixtures are items that are fixed or attached to walls, floors or other permanent structures, such as electrical installations, light fittings, plumbing, and built-in furniture. Fittings are free-standing or movable items, like carpets, curtains, freestanding kitchen appliances, furniture, and potted plants. Examples of common fixtures include partitions, doors, electrical sockets, and radiators, while fittings may include blinds, furniture, appliances, and computers. The document provides detailed lists and images of both fixtures and fittings to illustrate the distinction between the two terms.

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    Fitting and Fixtures: Submitted To - Ar. Manvendra Pratap Singh Submitted by - Sapna Singh

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    The document discusses the differences between fixtures and fittings in buildings. Fixtures are items that are fixed or attached to walls, floors or other permanent structures, such as electrical installations, light fittings, plumbing, and built-in furniture. Fittings are free-standing or movable items, like carpets, curtains, freestanding kitchen appliances, furniture, and potted plants. Examples of common fixtures include partitions, doors, electrical sockets, and radiators, while fittings may include blinds, furniture, appliances, and computers. The document provides detailed lists and images of both fixtures and fittings to illustrate the distinction between the two terms.

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    FITTING AND FIXTURES

    SUBMITTED TO – AR. MANVENDRA PRATAP SINGH


    SUBMITTED BY – SAPNA SINGH
    (B.ARCH 3RD YEAR 5TH SEM)
    WHAT ARE FIXTURES & FITTINGS?
    • Fixtures’ are items that are fixed to the walls or
    floor.
    • ‘Fittings’ are free standing items‘.
    EXAMPLES OF FIXTURES:

     Fixed partitions and doors


     Electrical installations
     Electric sockets
     Light fittings
     Security alarm systems
     Television aerials and satellite dishes
     Fires and fire surrounds
     Central-heating boilers and radiators
     Plumbing installations
     Bathroom suites and other sanitaryware installations
     Vanity furniture
     Cubicles/ shower screens
    EXAMPLES OF FIXTURES:
     Kitchen units
     Sinks
     Integrated appliances
     Adhered floor finishes
     Door furniture
     Built in Furniture, including proprietary reception desk, workshop
     Built in wardrobes/ cupboards/ shelf units (e.g. if they use a wall to form one of their sides and
    would thus be incomplete if they were removed)
     Wall paintings
     Plants and shrubs [rooted] in land belonging to the property.
    Electrical installations

    Fixed partitions and doors

    Television aerials and satellite dishes


    Electric sockets
    LIGHT FIXTURES

    • A light fixture or luminaire is an electrical device used to create


    artificial light by use of an electric lamp.
    • All light fixtures have a fixture body and a light socket to hold
    the lamp and allow for its replacement.
    • Fixtures may also have a switch to control the light, either
    attached to the lamp body or attached to the power cable.
    Permanent light fixtures, such as dining room chandeliers, may
    use a wall switch to turn them on and off; as such, these fixtures
    may have no switch on the fixture itself.
    A large number of light fixtures and lamps
    at a store
    SECURITY ALARM SYSTEM FIRES AND FIRE SURROUNDS

    CENTRAL-HEATING BOILERS AND RADIATORS PLUMBING INSTALLATIONS


    BATHROOM SUITES AND OTHER SANITARYWARE INSTALLATIONS CUBICLES/ SHOWER SCREENS

    VANITY FURNITURE KITCHEN UNITS


    SINKS INTEGRATED APPLIANCES

    DOOR FURNITURE
    ADHERED FLOOR FINISHES
    BUILT IN FURNITURE, INCLUDING PROPRIETARY RECEPTION BUILT IN WARDROBES/ CUPBOARDS/ SHELF UNITS (E.G. IF THEY
    DESK, WORKSHOP USE A WALL TO FORM ONE OF THEIR SIDES AND WOULD THUS
    BE INCOMPLETE IF THEY WERE REMOVED)

    PLANTS AND SHRUBS [ROOTED] IN LAND BELONGING TO


    WALL PAINTINGS THE PROPERTY.
    EXAMPLES OF FITTINGS

     Demountable partition systems


     Telephone systems
     CCTV systems
     Edge-fitted and loose-laid carpets
     Blinds, curtains and curtain rails
     Paintings or mirrors that are not bolted but hung or screwed to a wall
     Notice boards
     Plumbed-in/ connected but free-standing equipment (e.g. commercial catering
    equipment, laboratory equipment)
    •
    EXAMPLES OF FITTINGS

     Free-standing ovens, refrigerators, washing machines and other white goods


     Lockers, changing room furniture, etc.
     Beds/sofas and other free standing items of furniture or equipment
     Computers and other IT equipment
     Lamps and lampshades
     Potted plants and shrubs (in containers)
    EDGE-FITTED AND LOOSE-LAID CARPETS

    CCTV SYSTEMS

    TELEPHONE SYSTEMS

    DEMOUNTABLE PARTITION SYSTEMS


    BLINDS, CURTAINS AND CURTAIN RAILS PAINTINGS OR MIRRORS THAT ARE NOT BOLTED BUT HUNG OR
    SCREWED TO A WALL

    PLUMBED-IN/ CONNECTED BUT FREE-STANDING EQUIPMENT


    NOTICE BOARDS
    (E.G. COMMERCIAL CATERING EQUIPMENT, LABORATORY
    EQUIPMENT)
    LOCKERS, CHANGING ROOM FURNITURE, ETC. FREE-STANDING OVENS, REFRIGERATORS, WASHING MACHINES
    AND OTHER WHITE GOODS

    BEDS/SOFAS AND OTHER FREE STANDING ITEMS OF FURNITURE


    OR EQUIPMENT COMPUTERS AND OTHER IT EQUIPMENT
    LAMPS AND LAMPSHADES POTTED PLANTS AND SHRUBS (IN CONTAINERS)
    THANK YOU

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