a room or building; the possible examples of furnishings in a

typical Philippine building are as follows : fixed stations such

as reception desks/ counters, appliances such as integrated
desktop computers and peripherals, television and stereo sets
(where applicable), movable task lighting devices, ceilingmounted or wall-mounted fans (as needed), water dispensers,
airpots, coffee-makers, vending machines (possibly by others)
and the like; movable/ transferable/ demountable assembled
articles such as non-illuminated or self-illuminated directional
signages, directional information and similar graphic devices,
assorted shelves/ shelvings, cafeteria kitchen and pantry
equipment including stoves/ ovens/ refrigerators; fixed
counters, cabinets or closets with fixed shelves/ compartments
(including dedicated task-lighting devices as applicable),
sanitary fixtures (tissue and paper towel dispensers, sanitary
product dispensers, diaper changing boards, etc.) and the like;
fittings such as pipes/ tubings/ drains connected to noncapital equipment and plumbing/ electrical/ electronic/
mechanical fixtures and the like; and other decorative
accessories such as curtains, drapes, blinds, shades and
carpets/ carpet tiles, paintings, wall hangings, sculpture (large/
medium/ small), and decorative/ accent lighting devices, with
complete fittings and accessories, and the like