What is the purpose of the 'tongue and groove' design in floorboards?

• To make them colorful

• To help them locate together

• To make them waterproof

• To make them lighter

What can floorboards have as a finish?

• Rough

• Polished

• Painted

• Textured

What should you do if the joist cannot be found?

• Fit a supporting cleat

• Skip the step

• Use a different tool

• Call a professional

What is the next step after running down the length of the board?

• Cut across the centre of the joists

• Paint the board

• Measure the board

• Call a friend

What can you do after cutting across the centre of the joists?

• Lift the boards

• Paint the boards

• Measure the boards

• Call a friend

What is the first step in lifting chipboard flooring?

• Hit the nails below the board.

• Determine which area is to be lifted.

• Set the depth on the circular saw.

• Run down the length to be cut.

What should you do after setting the depth on the circular saw?

• Paint the board

• Run down the length to be cut

• Hit the nails again

• Measure the board

What marks the joists in the chipboard?

• Paint

• Joins in the chipboard

• Stickers

• Tape

Where are the nail heads located?

• On the ceiling

• On the walls

• On the chipboard

• On the floor

What is the final step in lifting chipboard flooring?

• Determine which area is to be lifted

• Hit the nails below the board

• Set the depth on the circular saw

• Run down the length to be cut