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Furniture and Movable Items

These are large movable equipment, such as tables and
chairs, used to make an enclosed or outdoor space suitable
for living or working; the movable articles in a room or an
establishment that make it fit for living or working; may also be
referred to as furnishing; the possible examples of furniture in
a typical Philippine building are: tables/ desks/ work benches
(modular manager/ clerical/ work stations, conference,
training, coffee, tea, side, etc.), back cabinet/s and side
returns (as necessary), pedestal drawers, filing cabinets,
assorted chairs (i.e. gang, visitor, clerical, junior/ mid-level/
senior manager/ conference/ high chairs for counter
operations and occasional/ accent chairs, cafeteria chairs/
stools and the like), sofas (1-/ 2-/ 3-seaters), beds with/
without headboards and the like; movable or demountable
counters (low, medium or tall heights as applicable) with
assembly-type shelves/ compartments (including trash
collectors) and the like; movable items such as figurines (as
applicable), decorative items such as vases and the like,
directional/ indoor traffic barriers (with escutcheon plates),
trash containers/ bins, plant-holders and the like; small
accessories or fittings that attach to both the exposed and
concealed surfaces/ spaces of furniture items and the like.