Office furniture scrap appraisal

There are many types of office furniture, usually including desks, office chairs, file cabinets and other common categories. Different types of furniture also differ in terms of their service life. Generally speaking, the scrap life of office furniture ranges from about 8 to 12 years.
As an independent third-party inspection and testing organization under Guoke Holdings, Zhongke Testing has the qualifications for fixed asset scrapping appraisal and can carry out office scrapping appraisal services.

Equipment and furniture that have reached or exceeded the specified minimum service life or service life and meet any of the following standards can apply for scrapping.
(1) The technical performance is backward and cannot meet the work requirements;
(2) The main components have been worn out and cannot be replaced;
(3) is damaged due to accidents or other reasons and cannot be repaired or has no repair value;
(4) There are safety hazards;
(5) The country has expressly stipulated that it should be eliminated.

GB/T 14532-2017 Office furniture Wooden cabinets and shelves
GB/T 14531-2017 Office furniture Reading tables, chairs, stools
GB/T 38733-2020 Office furniture Office chairs Dimensional measurement method
GB/T 22792.1-2009 Office furniture Screens Part 1: Dimensions
GB 22792.2-2008 Office furniture Screens Part 2: Safety requirements
GB/T 22792.3-2008 Office furniture Screens Part 3: Test methods
GB/T 38611-2020 Office furniture Office work chairs Test methods for stability, strength and durability
GB/T 38607-2020 Office furniture Desks and tables Test methods for stability, strength and durability

A certain school unit has a batch of office furniture that has been used for many years. It has been left in the warehouse for a long time after malfunctioning. In order to determine whether it has reached the scrap condition, the school entrusted our company to evaluate whether the batch of office furniture has reached the scrap state.
appraisal analysis results: The
appraisal analysis expert group conducted on-site inspection and survey results on the office furniture entrusted for appraisal and evaluation, and made the following suggestions and conclusions:
The office furniture involved in the case is in disrepair, has lost its basic functions, has technical differences, and has no repair value. It is recommended to be scrapped.

Preliminary review: Conduct a preliminary review of the furniture that needs to be scrapped, including checking the usage, depreciation, maintenance records, etc. of the furniture to determine whether it meets the scrap conditions.
Scrap decision: After preliminary review, if it is considered that the furniture needs to be scrapped, a scrap proposal needs to be submitted to the relevant department, and the scrap decision will be determined after relevant approvals.
Register for scrapping: Register the scrapped furniture and its related information into the scrapping registration form, including the scrapped quantity, date, original value, scrapping reason, etc.
document control: Carry out logistics control on the physical form of scrapped furniture, and properly keep the relevant documents issued.
settlement processing: settlement processing of scrapped furniture, such as recycling the residual value of scrapped furniture, etc.
handles follow-up transactions: completes follow-up operations for scrapped furniture, such as voucher accounting, writing into the fixed asset usage ledger, etc.