Integration of Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment Flashcards

1
Q

During the __________ and __________ of furniture, an interior designer will come in contact and cooperate with a number of different furniture industry professionals.

A

selection and acquisition (to be bought)

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For instance, there are two kinds of different furniture representatives. What are they?

A
  1. Furniture factory representative
  2. Independent furniture representative
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What does a furniture factory representative attempt to do?

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attempts to sell the products of a particular furniture manufacturer

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4
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What does an independent furniture representative do?

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Is not employed by any one manufacturer, and, therefore, is free to represent a variety of manufacturers.

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5
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An independent furniture representative will usually supply a ______ chart that _________________________.

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line,
indicates all of the products managed by that representative.

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6
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Clients can also get a first hand view of furniture in _____________ or ___________.

A

a dealership,
showroom

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7
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These locations are staffed by _________________ professionals, who should be able to answer specific questions about merchandise.

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knowledgeable

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8
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There is a certain amount of ______ involved with ___________ and _____________ furniture, furnishings, and equipment.

A

risk
shipping
receiving

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9
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Therefore, an interior designer needs to be aware of ____________ related to risk.

A

the protocol

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10
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A designer wants to hedge against the risk of receiving ___________ or _________________ goods.

A

unwanted
non-conforming

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11
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In interior design, conforming goods are defined as _____________________________.

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the delivered goods as they are described in the sales agreement

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12
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Non-conforming goods are _______________________________.

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any goods that are received that are not listed in the sales order or purchase order

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13
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One way to mitigate risk is to __________________________; meaning that a sale is not final until the goods have been ____________ and are found _______________.

A

stipulate (demand or specify) sales on approval,
received,
acceptable

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14
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If a client orders ___________, but does not use them, the designer may assess a small ___________ charge.

A

materials
restocking

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15
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This charge may also be assessed by a _____________ for goods that are ____________.

A

manufacturer
returned

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16
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In some states, purchasers are granted a ________________________; meaning that they have ______________________, even any goods that _______________________ and are as detailed in the sales agreement.

A

72–hour right of refusal,
three days to return,
arrive in perfect condition

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17
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Warranties are reviewed under missed questions.

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18
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Once furniture has been ___________ and ___________, there are ___ ways of proceeding.

A

selected and approved,
3

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19
Q

To begin with, the designer may give the furniture specifications to the _________ ____________ ______________, who will then assume responsibility for _________(list 4)____________.

A

furniture manufacturing representatives;

creating purchase orders, arranging delivery, handling any problems and billing the clients directly.

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20
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In another scenario, the designer will serve as the __________ _______ of the client,
____________(list 3)_______________.

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purchasing agent;
writing the purchase orders to send to dealers, manufacturers and vendors;
coordinating the delivery and installation;
solving any problems as they arise;

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21
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Finally, the designer may act as the _________ ___ _______; in this case, the designer ______________(list 4)_____________.

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reseller of goods;
writes the purchase orders, accepts the deliveries, handles installation, and subsequently collects money from the clients to pay the manufacturers and vendors

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22
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There is a typical sequence of activities in furniture procurement.

Once furniture has been selected, the designer receives a _______ ___________ or _________ __________, signed by the client.

A

sales agreement;
contract proposal

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23
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These documents (sales agreement or contract proposal) mandate that the client will __________________________.

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pay for the items listed in the agreement

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24
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The designer or sales representative, then composes a ___________ _______ and sends it to the ________________.

A

purchase order;
manufacturer

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25
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The purchase order serves as _________________________ for the design firm, and also as ______________________.

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an internal tracking record;
the basis for client billing

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26
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Once the manufacturer receives the purchase order, they will send the ___________ an ________________.

A

designer;
acknowledgment

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27
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The designer will be responsible for verifying that the ___________ ________ and ________________ match.

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purchase order;
acknowledgment;

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28
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After the manufacturer ships the merchandise, they will send ___ ____________ to the designer or _________.

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an invoice;
dealer;

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29
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The manufacturer sends an _________ along with the _______________.

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invoice;
merchandise;

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30
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___________ will be made from this invoice.

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Payment

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31
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Once the merchandise is shipped, a ______ ___ _________ will indicate the ___________________________.

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bill of lading;
contents of the shipment

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32
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The receiving party should check the _______________________ against the ___________________.

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contents of the shipment;
bill of lading

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33
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A more detailed list, __________________, should be attached to one of the items.

A

a packing list

34
Q

Any damage to the shipped furniture should be __________ to the ___________ as soon as possible.

A

reported;
shipper;

35
Q

It is the responsibility of the ____________ to check for damage.

A

designer

36
Q

The _________ is responsible for ____________ goods after they arrive at the job site, but ____________________________.

A

owner;
inspecting;
only as far as identifying merchandise and quantities;

37
Q

This inspection does not constitute ____________ or ______________ ___ _______________, and the owner still has the right to seek __________ for damaged or incorrect goods.

A

acceptance;
ownership of merchandise;
redress (remedy)

38
Q

Interior designers must acquire ______ information from a __________ of sources.

A

cost;
variety;

39
Q

For instance, cost information can be obtained from _____________ __________ cost books published annually.

A

commercially produced

40
Q

However, the cost information in these books is simply an __________ of a large number of past __________ performed around the country.

A

average;
projects;

41
Q

For more _________ and reliable information on cost, designers often turn to ______ ___________, and other professionals, who have experience in the _______ and type of project being performed.

A

specific;
local contractors;
region;

42
Q

A lifecycle cost analysis is performed to calculate the ________ ______ of an entire building or _________________________.

A

total cost;
of one component of the building

43
Q

It is (lifecycle analysis) calculated by adding _______ costs to the cost of ___________ and its _________ over the entire life of the building core component.

A

initial;
operation;
disposal;

44
Q

The __________ ______ takes into account changes in currency value as well as depreciation.

A

discount rate

45
Q

An interior designer needs to be familiar with all the major sources of ____________ that can be acquired during the _____________ phase of a design project.

A

information;
construction;

46
Q

Besides observation, an interior designer should use _______ _________ and __________.

A

shop drawings;
samples;

47
Q

Shop drawings are the drawings, diagrams, schedules, and other tables, prepared to show _______________________________.

A

how a subcontractor or supplier will provide and install work in accordance with the requirements of the contract documents.

48
Q

Samples are physical examples of a portion of work that are intended to ____________________________.

A

demonstrate exactly how a material, finish, or piece of equipment will look when the project is complete

49
Q

Other sources of project data include brochures, charts, performance data, catalog pages, and any other documents that ______________________________.

A

illustrate some portion of work

50
Q

Interior designers have certain responsibilities after furniture, furnishings and equipment have been delivered. During the ______________ phase of construction the designer should assist with __________________________ according to the contract documents.

A

installation;
the correct placement of furniture;

51
Q

However, the ________ is individually responsible for ___________ during delivery as well as ________________.

A

owner;
inspection;
final inspection upon installation;

52
Q

Only the owner has the ability to ________ ______ that is damaged or does not conform to the contract documents.

A

reject work

53
Q

An interior designer will also be responsible for doing a ____________ ___________ after all furniture, furnishings and equipment have been delivered, and for __________________________ to the owner.

A

preliminary inspection;
reporting the results of the inspection;

54
Q

An owner has specific responsibilities during ___________ ______________.

A

furniture installation

55
Q

The owner is responsible for providing locations and facilities for __________, ___________ and __________.

A

delivery, unloading, and staging

56
Q

The owner is also responsible for providing a _______ from the __________ ______ to the final ___________ _______.

A

route;
delivery points;
placement point;

57
Q

The owner must establish a ______ __________ to the contractor for unloading facilities.

A

firm schedule

58
Q

The owner must provide __________ and pay for any costs caused by the owner’s failure to __________________________.

A

security;
conform to the schedule

59
Q

If an interior designer indicates that there is a problem with furniture installation, and recommends ________________________ from a contractor, the __________ is responsible for making the final decision.

A

withholding payment
owner

60
Q

A successful interior designer will cultivate useful _______ sources over time.

A

trade

61
Q

A trade source is defined as any dealer, manufacturer, representative, subcontractor, or trade person who _________________________.

A

provides goods or services to an interior designer

62
Q

A trade _________ is the most common source of goods or services for an interior designer.

A

dealer

63
Q

A local _____________ has the exclusive rights to represent and display a particular line of furniture; ______ _________ are typically only open to design professionals.

A

showroom;
trade dealers;

64
Q

A _______ ___________ ________ sells both to professionals and to the general public, but may offer trade discounts to interior designers.

A

retail furniture dealer

65
Q

Furniture representatives serve as ________ ________ for particular furniture manufacturers.

A

local agents

66
Q

Furniture representatives give out _________, _______ _______, disseminate product information, and assist designers.

A

samples;
quote prices;

67
Q

Specialty shops are sources of particular design materials, for instance, ______________________.

A

lamps, or pieces of art

68
Q

Wool: a woven fabric that can either be _______ or _________; usually ____________, the treated brands can be costly.

A

rough or smooth;
inexpensive

69
Q

Cotton: ____________, strong, good _________ resistance, flammable and susceptible to ________.

A

inexpensive;
abrasion;
mildew;

70
Q

Linen: a _______ cloth woven from _______; breathes well, and remains ______.

A

strong;
flax;
cool;

71
Q

Silk: a _____ thread, originally taken from special worms; now, it can be created by synthetic means: sensitive to strong ________ and ______ damage.

A

fine;
sunlight;
water;

72
Q

Rayon: infrequently used for ____________, because it is easily damaged by sunlight, and not very __________; it retains __________.

A

upholstery;
resilient;
moisture;

73
Q

Acetate: ____________, and not very resistant to __________, not used for upholstery very often.

A

flammable
sunlight

74
Q

Nylon: often preferred as a ___________ _______, because it is extremely strong and has a high __________ and __________; resistant to micro organisms, water, and many chemicals.

A

furniture fabric;
resiliency and elasticity

75
Q

Acrylic: often preferred as a furniture fabric because it is strong, resilient, similar to _____ and resistant to damage by _________.

A

wool
sunlight

76
Q

Olefin: ___________, resistant to damage from mildew, fungus and chemicals; often used as _______ or _______ ________.

A

inexpensive;
carpet or carpet backing

77
Q

Polyester: resilient, _______, resistant to damage from chemicals and sunlight; susceptible to ____ stains; ranges from ___________ to _______ _______.

A

elastic;
oil;
inexpensive to quite costly

78
Q

__________ fibers: many of these are resistant to abrasion, odor, creasing, and bacteria; designers are likely to spend more for these fabrics, which are developed for __________________________.

A

Specialty;
particular, specialized uses.

79
Q

Vertical ignition test: a pass/fail test that is applied to draperies, curtains, and window dressings; measures the degree to which a _______ _____ _______ when the surface of the _______ ___ ________.

A

flame will spread;
fabric is ignited

80
Q

Cigarette ignition resistance test of furniture components:
Tests the _______________ of various cushions and furniture parts in response to ____________ and open flames.

A

flammability;
cigarettes;

81
Q

Cigarette ignition resistance, test of furniture composites:

Tests the flammability of a ______, cushion, _______ and fabric to a lit cigarette.

A

seat;
liner;

82
Q

Full seating test:

Tests the flammability of a fully assembled and _____________ ______ in contact with an ______ ________.

A

upholstered chair;
open flame