Site Carpentry 1st fix Quiz

What is referred to as the 'first fix' stage in site carpentry?

• The stage where external doors and windows are installed

• The stage where internal carpentry work is done before plastering

• The stage where final touches are added to the carpentry work

• The stage where the building's foundation is laid

At what stage is the fixing of internal linings carried out in site carpentry?

• After the building is painted

• After the plastering is complete

• Before the plastering begins

• During the foundation laying

What is the purpose of leaving a gap under door lining legs when they rest on concrete floors?

• To allow for the expansion of the timber

• To allow for the final sand and cement floor screed to be laid

• To prevent water damage

• To enhance the structural integrity of the door

When door lining legs rest directly onto timber floors, what is ensured about the legs and the floor?

• The legs are painted

• The legs and the floor are at different heights

• The legs have been cut to the required height and the floor is level

• The legs are removable

At what height should the door lining head be in relation to other door linings within the same room or building?

• It should be at a lower height

• It should be at a higher height

• It should be at the same height

• The height can vary depending on the door size

What is a key feature of a rebated door lining as shown in the diagram?

• It includes a double rebate.

• It features a stopped housing joint.

• It is primarily used for aesthetic purposes.

• It is made without any joints.

Which type of joint is not shown in the diagram?

• Stopped housing joint

• Dovetail joint

• Rebate

• Housing

What is the characteristic feature of the square housing as depicted in the diagram?

• It is constructed with a rebate.

• It includes a stopped housing joint.

• It is a simple housing without stops.

• It is used for decorative frames.

What is the typical length of nails used for fixing softwood linings in domestic buildings?

• 30-45mm

• 60-75mm

• 80-95mm

• 100-115mm

Which type of nail is used for nailing directly into block work?

• Screw nails

• Cut clasp nails

• Ring shank nails

• Brad nails