5. Wood Door Frames

________ is visually checking the outside edge of the door frame against the inside opposite edge to determine whether the edges are parallel

• Revealing

• Rabbeting

• Cross-sighting

• Kerfing

A ________ is a rectangular groove cut into a board so that a like piece may be fitted into it

• dado

• kerf

• rabbet

• door stop

Most doors do not have a beveled edge for proper clearance

• TRUE

• FALSE

door casing is

• the palletized crate that the door is shipped in and delivered to the jobsite

• the outer edge of the door jamb

• the finished trim around the edge of the door opening that conceals the space between the doorjamb and wall

• the reveal of the space between the frame and the wall

The assembly that is placed within a rough opening and provides a solid support upon which a door is hung

• door frame

• casing

• kerf

• hinge jamb

The door stop is the horizontal member at the top of a door frame that joins the side jambs

• TRUE

• FALSE

Answer explanation

doorstop- piece of material applied to the surface of a doorjamb to stop and hold the door in position when the door is closed

horizontal member at the top of a door frame that joins the side jambs

• strike jamb

• peanut butter and jam

• hinge jamb

• head jamb

The __________ is the vertical member of a doorframe that is machined to accept door hinges

• strike jamb

• hinge jamb

• dado

• frame

kerf - grooves or notches made by a cutting tool

• TRUE

• FALSE

space between the door and jamb

• the gap

• cross-sighting

• reveal

• margin