Püsispaigaldatud

Püsispaigaldatud is an Estonian term that translates to "permanently installed" or "fixed installation" in English. It refers to items or equipment that are intended to remain in a specific location and are not designed for easy removal or relocation. This designation typically applies to structures, appliances, machinery, and other fixtures that are affixed to a building or property.

The concept of püsispaigaldatud is important in various contexts, including construction, real estate, and legal agreements. For example, in real estate, items that are considered püsispaigaldatud are generally included in the sale of a property, while movable items are not. In building codes and regulations, certain types of installations must be püsispaigaldatud for safety and functional reasons.

Examples of püsispaigaldatud items include built-in kitchen cabinets, central heating systems, plumbing fixtures, large appliances like ovens and refrigerators that are integrated into the kitchen design, and structural elements of a building. Even some types of landscaping or outdoor features, such as decks or permanent gazebos, can be considered püsispaigaldatud. The key characteristic is the intent and method of installation, which makes removal difficult or potentially damaging to the surrounding structure. The definition can sometimes be clarified in contracts or legal documents to avoid ambiguity.