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Ok...can anyone explain to the difference between a furniture and furniture system? Does anyone know why the makers of Revit created the two types? They are obviously different families, but I'm wondering what sort of objects people consider furniture and what is considered furniture systems. I know it's probably just user preference, but I'm curious as to what other people use the furniture system family for. Thanks...
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Furniture Systems is for those of us in the commercial world for "systems furniture" (i.e. cubes) from companies like Haworth, Steelcase, Allsteel, Herman Miller etc. We seperate out the cubes from regular furniture like chairs, tables etc.
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i got that from the first glance but why the sepration ... cant we just group the furnitre or make a family that has the cubic and fit it in furniture rather than furnitre family? thank you!
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It's your choice what category to use or ignore. They are both there for those of us that need them.
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you make alot of sence. thank you!
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Most likely, scheduling options. My guess would be you would want to keep systems such as the cubes, etc on a seperate schedule (especially for estimating) than the furniture such as chairs and coffee table for the lobby.
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