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Group 2 - Park(ing) Day Materials
No.
Item
Qty
Size
Description
1
Potted Plants
2
-
Decoration
2
Tires
4
-
Decoration
3
Orange Plastic Net
1
190cm x 480cm
Roof of the bus
4
Metal Pole A
8
185cm
Bus Frame
5
Metal Pole B
3
450cm
Bus Frame
6
Metal pole fitting 2 sided (90 Degree)
2
-
To connect poles
7
Metal Pole fitting 3 sided (3D)
6
-
To connect poles
8
Fold up Tables
2
-
Front and back of bus
9
Large wood plane
1
440cm x 100cm
Side of bus
10
Wooden panel support
4
-
Support large wood plane
11
Hexagon Things
2
-
As coffee tables
12
Trash Can
1-2
-
Trash / Recycle bin
13
Fold up Chairs
6-8
-
Seating
14
Roll of String
1-2
-
To hang up cups
15
Pack of wooden clips
2
-
Hang up cups
16
Markers
10
-
Decorate Cups
17
Yellow Table cloth
2
Bigger than table
Decoration
18
Cups
-
For coffee
19
Metal Jug
2
-
For milk
20
Sugar dispenser
1
-
For sugar
21

22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29



Below are the list of items/materials needed to be borrowed from the school.















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