Basic Drafting Standards - Interior Design - University of Minnesota

Furnishing, Furniture, and Equipment (FF+E) Schedule
Specifying, ordering, and placing FF+E is an integral part of interior designer’s job. To inform installation which FF+E will be
placed where correctly, a separate drawing called the FF+E plan or FF+E installation plan may be created. In a small project,
furniture selection may be noted in each place where furniture is shown on the FF+E furniture plan. But in a large commercial project,
an organized schedule is necessary to show FF+E information in a clear way. Each furniture is identified by the keys shown on the
furniture plan, which are referenced to the furniture schedule. A typical FF+E schedule contains information of mark, number
(quantity), manufacturer and catalog number, description, fabric, finish, and remarks (Figure 57). The marks are in the form of codes
that indicate generic types of furniture. For instance, C means chair, and T means table. In a more complicated project, the code
may be a combination of letters and numbers to provide more detailed information such as T07/101. In this case, T indicates table,
07 refers to the 7 th type of table for the project, and 101 after the slash means the room number where this table will be located.
MARK NO MFG'R/CATALOG NO
C1 87
KNOLL
300-128
C2 52 HERMAN MILLER
LCH200-1654
T1 25
T2
FALCON PRODUCTS
DESCRIPTION
FF+E SCHEDULE
FABRIC FINISH
REMARKS
OFFICE CHAIR
25-1/2"W,21-1/4"D,16"-21"H
KNOLL TEXTILES/
CHOPSTICKS/JADE
DARK GREEN
CLASS A FLAME SPREAD FABRIC
OFFICE CHAIR
25-1/2"W,21-1/4"D,16"-21"H
HERMAN MILLER TEXTILES
CHOPSTICKS/JADE
BLACK
CLASS A FLAME SPREAD FABRIC
CUSTOM WOOD TABLE TOP
62" DIA. ROUND
SOLID MAPLE TOPS NATURAL STAIN BASE TB BRUSHED CHROME-
SEE LISTING UNDER TB
Figure 57. A typical FF+E schedule
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