Businesses in non-electric items manufacture produce goods that do not require electrical power to perform their main function. The category can include makers of manual tools and equipment, household and kitchenware, storage products, furniture, fittings, toys, accessories and other everyday or specialist items. Materials may include metal, wood, plastic, glass, textiles or combinations of these. Production can involve cutting, moulding, machining, forming, assembly, finishing and packaging. Some manufacturers make complete products, while others produce parts or components for use by other businesses. Customers may be able to order standard ranges, bespoke items or products made to a specification, depending on the manufacturer. Work may be carried out in small batches or at larger production volumes. Manufacturers typically manage material selection, product design or technical drawings, production planning and checks on dimensions, finish and function.