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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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what's the difference between facility and equipment?
  

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The facility is usually the building or venue; the facilities are generally the attached conveniences like bleachers, wash basins and saunas; the equipment is usually machinery or specialized goods like blenders, lathes and volleyballs.

  • The facility is usually the building or venue; the facilities are generally the attached conveniences like bleachers, wash basins and saunas; the equipment is usually machinery or specialized goods like blenders, lathes and volleyballs.
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The facility is usually the building or venue; the facilities are generally the attached conveniences like bleachers, wash basins and saunas; the equipment is usually machinery or specialized goods like blenders, lathes and volleyballs.

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