Level, Range, Gauge, Plumb, Measurements, Loads.

When using the Level this way I am ?

• Levelling My Work

• Ranging my Work

• Plumbing my Work

• Gauging my work

When the level is in contact with the brick.

The BUBBLE is in between the two lines

With no gaps exceeding 2mm

My work is:

• Level ?

• Plumb ?

• Range ?

• Gauge ?

When the Level is in contact with the brick faces.

The bubble is in between the two lines.

There are no gaps exceeding 2mm.

My work is:

• Plumb ?

• Level ?

• Range ?

• Gauge ?

This picture shows what the level will look like when a bricklayer is:

• Plumbing his work ?

• Levelling his work ?

• Gauging his work ?

• Ranging his work ?

This picture is showing Brick Standard Metric:

• Levels ?

• Plumb ?

• Range ?

• Gauge ?

The measurements shown in this picture are pointing out:

• Standard Metric Gauge ?

• Standard Metric Level ?

• Standard Metric Plumb ?

• Standard Metric Range ?

What might the person in this picture be checking:

• Level ?

• Gauge ?

• Plumb ?

• Co-ordinating Length ?

The co-ordinating length of three Metric Bricks laid horizontally is:

• 150mm

• 225mm

• 555mm

• 665mm

When using the term "DEAD LOAD" this is referring to:

• The weight of the complete structure ?

• The weight for the Furniture in the building ?

• The Weight of the wooden parts only ?

• The weight of the Concrete only ?

When using the term "IMPOSED LOADS" we are referring to:

• Things in addition to the structure like wind, rain, snow, furniture, people.

• The complete weight of the structure ?

• The weight of the structure and everything in it ?

• The weight of the structure when empty ?