Furnoma

FOR ARCHITECTS & CONSULTANTS

From design intent
to a clear specification.

Bring drawings, furniture schedules, samples and documentation into one coordinated brief. Make the decisions easy to review and trace.

Download specification checklist
Illustrative architect specification desk with floor plans, finish samples and a task chair
Illustrative workspace and material directions.

DRAWINGS

The room context.

Provide the latest dimensioned plan and identify its revision. Show doors, windows, columns, fixed services and furniture retained in the room.

  • Building, floor and room references
  • Furniture footprints and working clearances
  • Delivery access and installation constraints

FURNITURE SCHEDULE

The item context.

Use consistent references between drawings and the BOQ. Separate the furniture item, its finish direction and its required supporting documents.

  • Item description, quantity and unit
  • Dimensions, construction and functional requirements
  • Finish codes and sample approval status

SUBMITTALS

The evidence.

Request information for the exact proposed model or configuration. Keep a record of what has been reviewed and what still needs confirmation.

  • Product data and relevant test reports
  • Applicable certification or licence evidence
  • Care information and agreed warranty terms

A COORDINATED REVIEW

Resolve interfaces early.

Check furniture against electrical outlets, floor boxes, displays and building finishes. A change in one discipline can alter the furniture footprint or access requirements.

Agree the final layout and sample references before treating a furniture schedule as ready for procurement.

Useful next steps.

Keep the specification, material decisions and procurement schedule connected.

Material selection

Build the finish direction.

Compare surfaces, textiles and approval questions.

Technical review

Check product evidence.

Separate performance, certification and service terms.

Furniture schedule

Write a clearer BOQ.

Align item references, quantities and required details.

BRING THE DETAILS TOGETHER

Make the brief ready for discussion.

Collect room requirements, collections and quantities in the project planner.

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