Sample Home Inventory Lists: Helpful Reminders
These forms may help you remember what was in your home. This will be crucial in the event of a theft, natural disaster or fire.
These lists can also come in handy when selecting items for your wedding gift registry.
WHN TIP: But I Can't Remember What Was Where!
If you have a hard time remembering what you had, ask friends who have been at your house for special celebrations, parties or holidays to send you pictures of those events. Look at the background of the picture - often much of the room has been captured. This will help jog your memory.
Check
List - Baby's Room
Check List - Bathroom
Check List - Bedroom
Check List - Dining
Room
Check List - Family
Room
Check
List - Foyer Hallway Stairway
Check List - Great
Room
Check List - Kitchen
Check List -
Laundry Room
Check List - Living
Room
Check List
- Master Bathroom
Check List
- Master Bedroom
Check
List - Men; Clothing, etc.
Check List - Office
/ Den
Check List -
Pantry / Closet
Check List - Porch
/ Deck
Check List - Seasonal
Check
List - Women; Clothing, etc.
Check
List - Young Boy; Clothing, etc.
Check
List - Young Girl; Clothing, etc.
Here is a shortened example of what each PDF contains:
Master Bedroom
- art and pictures
- baskets
- bed box spring
- bed frame
- books
- candles
- ceiling fan
- clock and/or clock radio
- computer case
- computer screen
- couch
- frames
- games
- hangers (wire, wooden, padded)
- keyboard
- mirrors
- modem/cable
- mouse
- other
- photos/frames
- plants/planters
- rugs
- shelving/storage
- TV
- wastebasket
Prepare a Home Inventory
You can print out and use the PDFs above to prepare a home inventory of your personal belongings. A detailed list of your possessions and their locations, estimated value and price, can make it easier when filing a claim after a loss or disaster.See our article Create a Household Inventory to learn more.
Updated: 5/2009
