Din is buying a warehouse for his new business venture in a new industrial park. He is impressed by the in-built air-conditioning throughout the factory, a very large refrigerator mounted to the wall at the rear of the warehouse, the polished timber floorboards in the warehouse, the pot plants outside near the entrance of the warehouse, and the portable outdoor seating and BBQ set on the lawn in the back garden of the warehouse. When he again inspects the property on the morning of the day of settlement, the seller tells him that he is not entitled to any of the items. Din approaches you for advice because he knows you have learned some basic property law principles. Which, if any, of those items would be included in the sale of the warehouse?