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This document provides an inventory of furniture and items for different rooms in a home, including the bedroom, working space, kitchen, bathroom, dining area, and living room. It lists each item, describes its features, and notes the quantity purchased and total cost. The total expenditure for furnishing all rooms was RM 15,255.74.
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- 1. Furniture Inventory Bedroom No. Item Picture Quantity Cost 1 KULLEN Chest of 2 drawers RM99 Width:35 cm Depth:40 cm Height:49 cm 1 RM99 2 MALM Bed frame, high RM429 Length:209 cm Width:106 cm Footboardheight:38 cm Headboardheight:100 cm Mattress length:200 cm Mattress width:90 cm 1 RM429 3 ÖNSKEDRÖM Cushion RM19.94 Length:30 cm Width:60 cm 1 RM19.94
- 2. 4 TUPPLUR Block-out roller blind RM89 Widthof fabric:100 cm Widthof roller:103 cm Area:1.95 m²/ 1.95 m² 1 RM89 5 SAGODJUR Blanket RM16.90 Length:90 cm Width:90 cm 1 RM16.90 6 LYKTA Table lamp RM59 Height:25.0 cm Base diameter:14 cm Shade diameter:13 cm Cord length:135 cm 1 RM59 Total RM 712.84
- 3. Working space No. Item Picture Quantity Cost 1 MICKE Desk RM169 Width:73 cm Depth:50 cm Height:75 cm 1 RM169 2 TISDAG LED work lamp RM259 Height:58 cm Shade diameter:12 cm Cord length:225 cm 1 RM259 3 EKBY JÄRPEN / EKBY BJÄRNUM Wall shelf RM118 Width:119 cm Depth:28 cm 2 RM 236 4 STOLJAN Conference chair RM115 1 RM115 Total RM 779
- 4. Kitchen No. Item Picture Quantity Cost 1 Refrigerator Length: 60 cm Width: 54.2 cm Height: 168.8 cm 1 RM 600 2 FYNDIG Base cabinetwithdoors RM220 Width:80 cm Depth:60 cm Height:86 cm 1 RM220 3 FYNDIG Base cabinetfor oven RM200 Width:63 cm Depth:60 cm Height:86 cm 1 RM200 4 FYNDIG Base cabinetw doorand drawer RM180 Width:40 cm Depth:60 cm Height:86 cm 2 RM 360
- 5. 5 FYNDIG 1 bowl insetsinkwith drainer RM170 Length:70 cm Depth:50 cm Height:16 cm 1 RM170 4 FYNDIG Wall cabinetwithdoor RM120 Width:40 cm Depth:35 cm Height:60 cm 2 RM 240 5 STRAPATS Pedal bin RM49.90 Diameter:25 cm Height:41 cm Volume:11.5 l 1 RM49.90 Total RM 1839.90
- 6. Bathroom No. Item Picture Quantity Cost 1 GRUNDTAL Cornerwall shelf unit RM69 Width:26 cm Depth:19 cm Height:58 cm 1 RM69 2 MOLGER Trolley RM149 Width:33 cm Height:76 cm 1 RM149 3 GODMORGON Highcabinet RM695 Width:40 cm Depth:30 cm Height:192 cm 1 RM695
- 7. 4 GODMORGON Mirror cabinetwith2 doors RM825 Width:80 cm Depth:14 cm Height:96 cm 1 RM 825 5 GODMORGON / BRÅVIKEN Wash-standwith2 drawers RM1,190 Width:82 cm Wash-standwidth:80 cm Depth:49 cm Height:68 cm 1 RM1,190 6 Toilet bowl RM 600 Width: 67 cm Height: 790 cm 1 RM 600 7 Washing machine Length: 60cm Width: 55 cm Height: 85 cm 1 RM 1200 Total RM 4728
- 8. Dining area No. Item Picture Quantity Cost 1 MELLTORP Table RM159 Length:125 cm Width:75 cm Height:74 cm 1 RM159 2 LERHAMN Chair RM125 Width:42 cm Depth:49 cm Seatwidth:42 cm Seatdepth:38 cm Seatheight:48 cm / 48 cm Height:85 cm 4 RM 500 3 MELODI Pendant lamp RM59 Diameter:38 cm Total height:180 cm 1 RM59
- 9. 4 DETOLF Glass-door cabinet RM179 Height:163 cm Width:43 cm 1 RM179 5 HEMNES Console table RM699 Length:157 cm Width:40 cm Height:74 cm 1 RM699 6 FÖRHÖJA Wall cabinet RM69 Depth:20 cm Height:30 cm Width:30 cm 4 RM 276
- 10. 7 LACK Wall shelf RM59 Length:110 cm Depth:26 cm Thickness:5 cm 2 RM 118 8 NORDEN Occasional table RM899 Width:188 cm Depth:42 cm Height:90 cm 1 RM899 Total RM 2889
- 11. Living room No. Item Picture Quantity Cost 1 KARLSTAD Two-seat sofa RM895 Width:165 cm Depth:93 cm Height:80 cm Seatdepth:56 cm Seatheight:45 cm 1 RM895 2 RAMSÄTRA TV bench RM999 Width:174 cm Depth:42 cm Height:62 cm Max. loadTV: 40 kg 1 RM999
- 12. 3 RAMSÄTRA Wall cabinet RM599 Width:174 cm Depth:25 cm Height:27 cm Max. load:35 kg 2 RM 1198 4 TRÅL Floor/ reading lamp RM149 Height:135 cm Base diameter:23 cm Shade diameter:9cm Cord length:292 cm 1 RM149 5 SÖRE Floor lamp RM79 Height:100 cm Shade diameter:30 cm Cord length:275 cm 1 RM79
- 13. 6 REGISSÖR Coffee table RM599 Length:118 cm Height60 cm Width::45 cm 1 RM599 7 ALHEDE Rug, high pile RM199 Length: 150 cm Width: 80 cm Area: 1.20 m² Surface density: 3550 g/m² Pile coverage: 2600 g/m² Pile thickness: 30 mm 1 RM199 8 TUPPLUR Block-out roller blind RM89 Widthof fabric:100 cm Widthof roller:103 cm Area:1.95 m²/ 1.95 m² 1 RM 89
- 14. Total RM 4307 Totalexpenditure No. Space Expenditure (RM) 1 Bedroom 712.84 2 Working space 779 3 Kitchen 1839.90 4 Bathroom 4728 5 Dining area 2889 6 Living room 4307 Totalexpenditure: RM 15255.74