In this article you will learn how to better search the design.efficiently Catalog, starting with understanding the structure of the Catalog, which is divided into 3 categories: Division, Type and Sub-Type.

Below is the diagrammatic representation of the hierarchy.

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Divisions are the larger category that a group of items falls within, such as Appliances, Finishes, Lighting, and Plumbing.

Within a Division, items are broken down further into Type, such as Dishwasher (Division - Appliances), Tile (Division - Finishes), Chandelier (Division - Lighting), or Bathtub (Division - Plumbing).

Sub-types add a more granular layer to the categorization of an item. For example, a Division and Type of Lighting and Chandelier, may have a Sub-type of Candle, Empire, Shaded, and so on.

Note: Sub-type is optional during the search process, but it can be used to narrow down your search further. Sub-type is also optional when adding an item to the Catalog or to your Schedule.

After choosing the Division and Type, additional filter options will be enabled on the left of the screen. Filter options help you to narrow down your search.

The list of filter options changes based on the Division and Type that you choose.