Tiling Area

When tiling a wall, why is it important to first mark a level 'datum line'?

• To ensure all joints are even

• To ensure tiles are perfectly plumb

• To fix level starting baton

• All answers above

In the image shown, what is the name of the tool being used to spread the tile adhesive?

• Float

• Notched trowel

• Tiling trowel

• Adhesive applicator

When mixing 'grout' to fill the spaces between tiles, what is the preferred consistency?

• Quite stiff

• Very runny

• Toothpaste

• How ever it comes

What is the name of the equipment shown?

• Spacer

• Spreader

• Joint

• Leveler

Which type of tile listed below is NOT usually used for covering walls?

• Ceramic

• Slate

• Terracotta

• Concrete

What is the tool in the picture used for?

• Measuring tile thickness

• Cutting tiles to size

• Spreading adhesive on tiles

• Not used in tiling

When applying tile adhesive, what is the main purpose of the ridges in the adhesive?

• Saves on adhesive

• Prevents moisture form 'popping' the tile

• Allows the adhesive to 'breathe'

• Makes it easier to rub the tiles down level

What step in the tiling process is been undertaken in the image shown?

• Cleaning

• Polishing

• Leveling

• Grouting

Using variously coloured and closely set tiles to decorate a surface with a design is called .....

• A mosaic

• Tile patterning

• Imagery

• Tile setting

Which formula would you use to calculate the number of tiles required to cover a concrete floor?

• Length x Width x Height

• Length x Width

• 2 x Length + Width

• 1/2 Width x 1/2 Height