Internal Domestic Walls and Floors (The Basics)

The type of wall shown in the image is most commonly known as?

• A Framed wall

• A Stud wall

• A Third wall

• A Solid wall.

Timber stud walls are usually covered by?

• Soffit boards.

• Plasterboards.

• Cement boards.

• Hard boards.

The component part identified in the image is known as?

• A Common Stud.

• A Noggin.

• A Jack Stud.

• A Wall Stud..

The component part of the stud wall identified in the image is known as?

• The Head.

• a Noggin.

• the Wall Stud.

• the Sole plate.

The stud wall component shown is known as the ?

• Head

• Door trimmer.

• Stud.

• Noggin.

The stud Wall component shown is known as the?

• Stud.

• Noggin.

• Head.

• Wall Plate.

Insulation will be placed in a timber stud wall to provide? ( Choose two answers.)

• To stop moisture from travelling through the wall.

• To help keep the room temperature constant.

• To stop smells from travelling through the wall.

• To provide protection from the passage of sound.

The Plaster finish which is best suited for plaster boarded stud walls is?

• Bonding coat plaster.

• Multi-finish plaster.

• Board finish plaster.

• Browning coat plaster.

Internal walls can be?

• Load bearing only

• Load bearing and non-load bearing

• Non load bearing only

• Built from timber only

• Built from masonry only.

What component would be used to form support over an opening in a internal masonry load bearing wall?

• A Bridger.

• A Spanner.

• A Lintel.

• A Cross Beam.