In plain English
This phrase covers the physical items found in a property. It includes parts fixed to the building and also items used with the property that are not permanently attached.
In context
Here, it labels the inventory category for items in the property that include both attached fixtures and non-permanently attached fittings used with it.
- Situation
- Managing move-in, move-out, inventory, keys, deposits, and condition reports
- What it communicates
- labels the inventory category for installed items and attached accessories.
Meaning limits
The term alone does not identify the exact items included in a particular property.
Examples
“The landlord sold the cottage with all the fixtures and fittings, including the radiators and the curtains.”
“In the inventory, the blinds were entered under fixtures and fittings, while the owner's suitcase was listed separately.”