Materjaliliste

Materjaliliste is a term used in project documentation to refer to lists of materials required for a project or production process. A material list identifies each material, its specifications, and the quantity needed, and is used to plan procurement, budgeting, and inventory. It is widely used in construction, manufacturing, and product development, and it is closely related to the bill of materials (BOM) in manufacturing.

Typical contents include item name, specification, unit, quantity, part number, supplier, lead time, unit price, total cost, and status. Optional fields cover dimensions, color, finish, and standards. Lists are commonly maintained in spreadsheets or procurement or ERP systems and linked to project schedules and inventories.

Purpose and workflow: A material list supports planning and control of material flows, ensures the availability of required supplies, supports cost estimation, and enables traceability. The list is created early in project design, updated for design changes, and revised during procurement and production as conditions change. Version control and change management are important to keep the list accurate.

Formats and variants: In practice it can be a standalone document or part of a larger bill of materials. It may be exported as CSV or integrated into ERP or procurement platforms. The term is used across industries and languages to describe the catalog of required materials.

Example: For a small wooden furniture project, a materjaliliste might include pine boards, plywood, wood glue, wood screws, varnish, and sandpaper, with quantities, grades, and supplier information.