CID CID Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment (FF&E)

Question 1

What does the acronym FF&E stand for in interior design procurement?

Accepted Answer

Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment

Answer

Flooring, Features, and Essentials

Answer

Fittings, Finishes, and Elements

Answer

Furniture, Frames, and Ergonomics

Question 2

Which of the following would be classified as a 'fixture' rather than 'furniture' in an FF&E inventory?

Accepted Answer

A built-in wall-mounted bookcase

Answer

A freestanding wardrobe

Answer

A dining table

Answer

A sectional sofa

Question 3

The term 'casegoods' in furniture specification refers to which category of items?

Accepted Answer

Hard-sided storage furniture such as dressers, cabinets, and desks

Answer

Upholstered seating pieces such as sofas and chairs

Answer

Outdoor and weather-resistant furniture

Answer

Decorative accessories and case displays

Question 4

In contract furniture specification, 'COM' stands for:

Accepted Answer

Customer's Own Material

Answer

Commercial Office Module

Answer

Certified Original Merchandise

Answer

Coordinated Order Management

Question 5

Which wood joinery method is generally considered the strongest for load-bearing furniture construction?

Accepted Answer

Mortise and tenon joint

Answer

Butt joint

Answer

Miter joint

Answer

Rabbet joint

Question 6

Which document in an FF&E package lists all specified items with manufacturer, model number, finish, quantity, and unit cost?

Accepted Answer

FF&E schedule

Answer

Floor plan

Answer

Reflected ceiling plan

Answer

Site plan

Question 7

What is the typical standard seat height for general-purpose dining chairs in residential interiors?

Accepted Answer

17–19 inches

Answer

14–16 inches

Answer

20–22 inches

Answer

24–26 inches