Data Analysis

Data Analysis

Cost
1. Time
  1. Is it ever worth the time
  2. The amount of time it takes for making the furniture
2. Tool/machines
  1. PIllar drill
  2. Hack saw/ junior hack saw
  3. Tri-square, meter square and marking gage
  4. There are many other machines and tools which can furniture but cost alot
3. Transport
  1. The amount of time it takes to transport
  2. Flat pack or fold up so its easy to take
  3. The amount of money it takes to transport to the address
4. profits
  1. The amount of money the furniture will make
Functions
1. Storage
  1. Books
  2. Toys
  3. Magazines
  4. Clothes
  5. CDs
  6. Tools
2. Wardrobe
  1. Darwer
  2. Built in mirror
  3. Built in ironing board
3. Sitting
  1. Turning into a bed
  2. Couch
  3. Chairs
  4. Sofa
4. Shoe rack
  1. Tools storage
5. Materials
  1. Woods
    1. Soft wood
    2. Manufacturing wood
    3. Hard wood
  2. Metals
    1. Alloys
    2. Ferrous metal
    3. Non-ferrous metals
  3. Plastics
    1. Thermosetting plastics
    2. Thermoplastics
    3. Elastomers
Clients/Target market
1. Gender
  1. Female - bright colours such as pink and red etc
  2. Male - colours such as blue and black etc
2. Disabiltities
  1. Easily handled by a person with disabilities
  2. Furniture which can help the person access things in a convinient way
  3. Less complicated
3. Family
  1. Toddlers - a furniture which could store toddler stuff
  2. Teenagers - a furniture which they can place their x-box or other stuff in
4. Age
  1. Toddlers - 0-3, more colourful and smooth furniture
  2. Teenagers - 13-19 - variation of different colours and designs to pick from
  3. Older adults - 64+ - more formal colours and don't have to be bright
  4. adults - 20-65 - more formal colours and simple designs and manageable
  5. Childrens - 4-12 - more soft colours and design
  6. Adults - may want a furniture which can help with storing clothes or paperwork
5. Hobbies
  1. Art - drawing and colouring
  2. Animals - horses, dogs and cats
  3. Sports - football, cricket, tennis etc
  4. Cooking - furniture suitable for kitchen
  5. Swimming
  6. Collection of things
Safety
1. Resistant
  1. Water Resistant
2. Properties
  1. Strong - hold a lot of weight
  2. Durabilty - hard wearing
3. Other properties
  1. Sturdy - solid
  2. Robust
  3. Safety straps so the furniture don't fall on an individual
  4. Light weight - easily carried
  5. Sharp edges
  6. Scratch proof - it can't be scratched
4. Fire
  1. Resistance to fire
  2. Smoking -cigarette
Environment
1. The 6 R's
  1. Reuse - trying to use the furniture over again
  2. Reduce - less effect on the environment
  3. Repair - fix the furniture easily so it can last longer if broken
  4. Rethink - making new things out of the previous furniture
  5. Recycle - reuse the same furniture
  6. Refuse - change the furniture to use it as something else
2. Materials
  1. Wood - hard wood, soft wood, manufacturing boards
    1. Metals - ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals and alloys
  2. Plastics - thermosetting, thermoplastics, elastomers
3. Transport
  1. Flat pack or fold up so it can be transported easily
  2. Produce less greenhouse effects
  3. The amount of gases produced during transportation
4. Sustainable
  1. Using manufacturing boards as they they don's cause harm to the environment
  2. The furniture should not add to pollution
Dimensions
1. Ergonomics
2. Anthropometics

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