Kalustotasot
Kalustotasot is a Finnish term used in facility management and procurement to describe the levels or tiers of furnishings and equipment allocated to spaces within a building or campus. The word combines kalusto (equipment, furnishings) and tasot (levels, tiers), and the concept is used to structure how assets are planned, bought, and maintained.
Purpose and scope: Kalustotasot provide a straightforward framework for describing how well-equipped a space should be,
Classification: In practice, kalustotasot are defined by asset type (furniture, IT hardware, medical equipment, tools) and
Applications: They guide budgeting, procurement, and inventory management by setting expectations for what equipment should be
Examples: An office floor might distinguish between basic desks and chairs in general workspaces versus premium
Relation to other concepts: Kalustotasot relate to kalusto (equipment) and taso (level) and sit within broader
Notes: Kalustotasot is a Finnish term and its exact definitions vary by organization. There is no universal