Identify part D

b

Foundation Wall

Sill

Rim/Band Joist

Girder

Identify part F

d

Bridging

Rim/Band Joist

Joists

Sill

In construction, what is toenailing?

• A term used to describe the careful alignment and spacing of nails on a surface, similar to how one might arrange toenails on a foot, ensuring evenness and uniformity in appearance.

• Driving a nail at an angle through one board to secure it to another board or surface.

• A technique used to attach decorative trim or molding to a surface by embedding small, decorative nails resembling toenails.

• 1. The process of using a specialized hammer with a rounded head to drive nails into hard-to-reach areas, mimicking the motion of a toenail being clipped.

The air-handling equipment placed in a commercial building would be considered part of the _____.

• dead load

• live load

• sick load

• recovery load

Studs and joists are commonly installed at 16" _____.

• on center

• off centered

• only centered

• often centered

a 2"x4" piece of framing lumber is actually

• 1.25"x2.75"

• 1.75"x3.625"

• 2"x4"

• 1.5"x3.5"

In the wall frame, what is part A?

d

Jack/Trimmer Studs

Cripple Stud

Regular Stud

King Studs

In the wall frame, what is part B?

b

King Studs

Jack/Trimmer Studs

Cripple Stud

Regular Stud

In the wall frame, what is part C?

a

Cripple Stud

King Studs

Regular Stud

Jack/Trimmer Studs

In the wall frame, what is part G?

b

King Stud

Cripple Stud

Double Top Plate

Header