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WorksheetsChapter 11 Carpentry
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 14mins
Inside walls that do not carry any structural load
(a)
Vertical members of the wall frame
(a)
The horizontal member at the bottom of the wall frame, supported by a wood subfloor, concrete slab, or other closed surface
(a)
Horizontal member at the top of a wall frame
advanced framing
Nailer
Sole Plate
Top Plate
Exterior by boards or prefabricated panels
sheathing
cripple studs
trimmer stud
soffit
Also called Jack stud are shorted studs that stiffen the sides of rough openings
(a)
Lumber added as a backing at inside corners
Headers
Nailer
Rough openings
Footers
openings formed by framing members to receive and support windows or doors
(a)
support the weight of the building across door and window opening
nailers
Toenails
footers
headers
a long measuring stick created and used by a carpenter on the job
(a)
To help exterior walls resist lateral (sideway) loads. Made of 18 to 20 gauge galvanized steel and is 2" wide.
soffit
ceiling joists
Metal-strap bracing
strongback
What closes in the space between the ceiling and the tops of the cabinets
(a)
The system of support for all components of the ceiling
(a)
L-shaped support constructed of 2" lumber
Cripple Stud
advanced framing
structural insulated panel
Strongback
A framing system that conserves natural resources while optimizing structural performance
(a)
are panels made with osb or plywood sheathing on the exterior side
(a)
Thin tough plastic sheet material that is applied to exterior walls
(a)
