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Hot Water HeatersFixtures
Water heaters and boilers are appliances that provide a continuous supply of hot water throughout a building for conditioning or washing. Fossil fuels are commonly used for heating water, but alternative energy, backed with fossil fuels or electricity, can also be implemented instead.
DishwashersFixtures
A dishwasher is a kitchen fixture that is loaded and operated to automatically clean dishware and cutlery. Dishes within a dishwasher are first cleaned by mechanically spraying a mix of detergent and hot water onto the dishes, with lower temperatures for more delicate items.
Bathroom DispensersFixtures
Bathroom dispensers, typically referring to soap dispensers, are devices that offer common bathroom products in small, single-use quantities. Bathroom dispensers are found in domestic bathrooms as well as public restrooms and they can be manually operated by a handle or automatically by a sensor.
Cars | AutomobilesTransport
A car is a wheeled automotive vehicle used for the transportation of goods or people. Cars primarily run on roads, and they can seat one to eight people. Cars provide on-demand transportation, mobility, independence, and convenience. Today there are around one billion cars in use around the world.
Oven HoodsFixtures
An oven hood, also known as a kitchen hood, exhaust hood, or range hood, is a device that uses evacuation and filtration of the air to remove airborne grease, fumes, smoke, heat, and steam. Oven hood are employed in both domestic kitchens as well as commercial kitchens.
Public FixturesFixtures
Public fixtures are the various objects and equipment that serve public functions and are installed in public spaces such as roads, streets, and other shared communal zones. As public fixtures are replaced regularly as cities change, outdated and non-functional public fixtures can inspire nostalgia.
Hand DryersFixtures
Hand dryers are electric machines found in public restrooms that dry the user’s hands by blowing warm air over them. An more sustainable and hygienic way to dry hands, hand dryers can be operated with the push of a button or function automatically via integrated sensors.
Kitchen FixturesFixtures
Kitchen fixtures are firmly fastened appliances and equipment found in a kitchen for the use of cooking and food preparation in a dwelling or commercial establishment. A residential kitchen comes equipped with a stove, oven, sink, cabinets, and a dishwasher arranged modularly in various layouts.
Commercial FixturesFixtures
Commercial and retail fixtures are custom designed elements used to heighten the comfort and experience of users within a commercial space. Ranging from static built-in desks to flexible systems, commercial fixtures serve a range of functions that can be modified for specific applications.
Fire PitsFixtures
Fire pits are designed fixtures meant to contain a controlled fire and prevent it from spreading. Often used to add warmth and ambiance in the backyard of a home or at a restaurant, fire pits make for pleasant gathering spaces for multiple people to sit around.
Bathroom FixturesFixtures
Bathroom fixtures refers to a range of permanently connected plumbing fixtures that commonly include toilets, sinks, bidets, urinals, bathtubs, showers, or both. This group of fixtures are typically included in bathrooms in domestic households, hotels, and public restrooms for personal hygiene uses.
Dining FixturesFixtures
Dining and restaurant fixtures are the various custom fixed or moveable elements that contribute to a dining experience. Ranging from domestic dining rooms to restaurants, dining fixtures service specific types of unique meals and customers beyond the standard dining table and chair configuration.
ChandeliersFixtures
A chandelier is an ornate light fixture designed to be mounted on ceilings or walls. An evolution from the candelabra, chandeliers were invented and designed during the medieval era as multiple lamps that hung in branched frames and were used primarily by the wealthy to light large spaces.
AircraftsTransport
An aircraft is a vehicle that uses support from the air to take flight. The most popular examples of aircrafts are airplanes, helicopters, airships, blimps, and hot air balloons. Aircrafts use either static lift or the dynamic lift of an airfoil to counter the force of gravity to fly.
Commercial TransportTransport
Commercial vehicles are motor vehicles that transport goods, standard fuel tanks, or paying passengers. Commercial transport includes semi-trailer trucks, vans, coaches, and trailers. A commercial vehicle is usually registered to a company, and they are designed to transport more than 15 passengers.
Electrical Plugs & SocketsFixtures
Plugs and electrical sockets provide electric equipment connection to the alternating current (AC) power supply in buildings and at other various sites and devices. Standard systems of plugs and sockets differ across the world, and vary in voltage, current rating, shape, size, and connector type.
Private TransportTransport
Private transport is the use of a vehicle, not available to the public, where the user decides the route and transit of choice and includes all forms of motorized and non-motorized vehicles. 86.2% of passenger miles are by private transportation, and it is the most used form of transport.
Public TransportTransport
Public transport is transportation provided for use by the general public. These modes of transportation are usually managed on a schedule, have designated routes, and have a posted fee for each trip. Public transport within cities include buses, trams, metros, and ferries.
UrinalsFixtures
Urinals are provided in men’s public restrooms for the purposes of urinating in a standing position. Designed with automatic, manual, timed, or door regulated flushing, urinals are commonly arranged in rows of single sanitary fixtures with or without the inclusion of privacy walls.
WatercraftsTransport
Watercrafts, also known as marine vessels, are vehicles employed in water with a propulsive capability. The most common examples of marine vessels are ships, boats, hovercrafts, and submarines. The utility of a marine vessel can be categorized for its use in the maritime industry.
Hot TubsFixtures
Hot Tubs are engineered tubs or pools of hot water used for relaxation. Located either indoors in specialized rooms or outdoors in backyards or similar, hot tubs are sized to seat multiple people simultaneously with various seating configurations and angles with integrated jet streams.
Office FixturesFixtures
Office fixtures include a range of both built-in and moveable furniture elements and architectural elements designed to create a pleasant and efficient workplace. As offices today are designed to be more like an extension of the comforts of home, offices often include small kitchens and restrooms.
MicrowavesFixtures
A microwave is an electric oven that uses electromagnetic radiation in the microwave frequency range to quickly heat food. Microwaves are used to reheat previously cooked foods, but they have limited uses in professional cooking. Microwaves come in countertop, over-the-range, and built-in styles.
Outdoor FixturesFixtures
Outdoor fixtures are the various appliances, equipment, and fixed constructions that serve users in outdoor settings. Many outdoor fixtures are implemented for the general public’s use with some requiring gas or electric power sources depending on the fixture.
Closet StorageFixtures
Closet storage refers to a variety of built-in shelving and systems used within a closet space for the storage of clothing or other items. Closet storage fixtures generally refers to the larger diversity of approaches that mix hanger rods, shelving, drawers, and bins to aid the user in efficiency.
Fans | Ceiling FansFixtures
A ceiling fan is an electrically powered mechanical fan that is mounted on the ceiling of a space. Unlike air conditioners, fans do not change the air temperature, but instead use hub-mounted rotating blades to move the still and hot air of a room with various speeds of movement.
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