S18CT Cladding Systems

Which type of wall is designed to bear the load of the structure above it?

• Cavity Walls

• Shear Walls

• Load-bearing Walls

• Partition Walls

What is the main characteristic of cavity walls?

• They are used to support vertical loads

• They consist of two separate walls with a gap in between

• They are used to resist lateral forces

• They are primarily used for aesthetic purposes

Which type of wall is specifically designed to resist lateral forces such as wind or seismic activity?

• Cavity Walls

• Shear Walls

• Load-bearing Walls

• Composite Walls

What are the components involved in securing wall frames, including bracing and tie-downs?

• Bracing, tie-downs, tolerances, allowances, and fixing

• Painting, plastering, tiling, and fixing

• Bracing, painting, tiling, and allowances

• Tiling, plastering, painting, and fixing

What must be considered for the installation of services in wall construction?

• Allowances for services

• Painting services

• Plastering services

• Tiling services

What is the primary function of retaining walls?

• To divide interior spaces

• To support the roof structure

• To retain soil and prevent erosion

• To provide insulation

What is the purpose of wall cladding?

• To provide structural support

• To enhance the aesthetic appearance and provide weather resistance

• To divide interior spaces

• To retain soil

Which of the following is the first step in setting up a site according to project plans and specifications?

• Measuring the setback distances

• Installing boundary pegs

• Reviewing the project plans and specifications

• Using profiles and temporary pegs

What is the purpose of using profiles and temporary pegs in building construction?

• To mark the location of utilities

• To outline the building footprint

• To measure the height of the building

• To indicate the type of soil

What is the purpose of distributing the weight of the building evenly across the foundation?

• To make the building look symmetrical

• To ensure that the building remains stable and secure

• To reduce the cost of materials

• To increase the height of the building