WorksheetsDoor & ceiling trim 5th ed.
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
More complex trim shapes and greater quantities of trim are typically used in buildings _____.
. of traditional design
of contemporary design
he item in the following list that is not a use for interior trim is _____
enabling a door to swing freely in its frame
protecting vulnerable edges
. The type of respiratory protection required for different types of workplace hazards is specified by ___
. OSHA
the Fair Labor Standards Act
Damaged tools should be taken out of service and repaired by _____
an authorized service center
the next working day
The view in the illustration showing a base shoe molding is labeled _____.
C
B
The view in the illustration showing an S4S molding is labeled _____.
A
B
The view in the illustration showing a colonial base molding is labeled _____.
A
C
The view in the illustration showing a crown molding is labeled _____.
C
B
The view in the illustration showing a ranch door-stop molding is labeled _____.
D
A
When installing baseboard molding around the perimeter of a room, outside-corner joints should be _____.
mitered joints
scarf joints
When making irregular and curved cuts along the profile of a trim molding, use a _____.
coping saw
saber saw
A type of joint made by overlapping two pieces of molding, with one piece having an open miter cut and the
other having a closed miter cut, is called a(n) _____.
scarf joint
outside miter joint
When installing hardwood trim, you should choose a pneumatic finish nailer that fires _____
. 15-gauge nails
18-gauge nails
If shoe molding is being used with a baseboard, the shoe molding should be nailed _____.
into the floor
into the baseboard
Crown molding is not installed flat against the wall; it covers the joint between wall and ceiling at an angle
of _____.
45 degrees
. 24-1/2 degrees
Side casings on doors are normally nailed 1/4" back from the edge of the jamb. This distance is referred to as
the _____.
reveal
offset
The two basic methods used to trim windows are _____.
conventional and picture frame
. conventional and new style
The linear feet of window casing (not including waste) needed to trim two 3'-8" × 5'-0" interior windows
using the picture-frame method is approximately _____.
40'
60'
The linear feet of window casing (not including waste) needed to trim two 3'-8" × 5'-0" interior windows in
the conventional manner is approximately _____.
30'
. 60'
The linear feet of baseboard molding (not including waste) needed to trim a 9' × 12' room is _____.
42
36'
