FF&E Specifications cover which of the following?

• A. Furniture, Fixtures, Equipment, plug-in lighting, and Accessories
• B. Architectural finishes and millwork
• C. Landscaping features
• D. HVAC systems

Answer: (A)

FF&E specifications describe interior items that are not part of the building’s structure or systems. They cover what you procure and place in a space to make it usable and habitable, focusing on items that can be moved or replaced without changing the building itself. The best match includes furniture, fixtures, equipment, plug-in lighting, and accessories.

Furniture refers to the movable pieces like chairs, sofas, desks, and casegoods. Fixtures in this context are items attached to or used within the space that aren’t part of the structural fabric, such as certain lighting elements and installed hardware that aren’t embedded in the architecture. Equipment covers appliances and devices necessary for function, like computers, printers, and kitchen appliances. Plug-in lighting specifically includes luminaires that connect to outlets rather than being hard-wired into the electrical system. Accessories encompass decorative items such as artwork, rugs, pillows, and textiles that finish the space.

Why the other options don’t fit: architectural finishes and millwork are built into the structure and finishes of the space, not part of FF&E. Landscaping features are exterior/site elements, not interior. HVAC systems are mechanical services that are part of the building’s services, not FF&E.