A barber's chair bolted to the floor of a rented building becomes real property.

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The barber chair is a trade fixture-personal property brought upon the premises by the tenant that is necessary to carry on the trade or business to which the premises will be devoted. Contrary to the general rule, trade fixtures remain the personal property of the tenant or occupier of the property and are removable at the expiration of the term of occupancy. Trade fixtures are not treated as part of the real property.

A Barber's Chair Bolted to the Floor of a Rented