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WorksheetsCity & Guilds Doors, Windows and Furnishings Quiz
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 27mins
What are the two main types of doors commonly used in residential buildings?
Wooden doors and metal doors
Sliding doors and revolving doors
Glass doors and screen doors
Interior doors and exterior doors
Name two types of doors commonly used in commercial buildings.
Revolving doors, Sliding doors
Pocket doors, Barn doors
Garage doors, French doors
Swinging doors, Folding doors
What are the two most common materials used for making windows?
plastic and concrete
wood and vinyl
aluminum and steel
glass and metal
Name two eco-friendly window materials.
Bamboo, Recycled glass
Concrete, Brick
Plastic, Metal
Vinyl, Fiberglass
What are the two main techniques used for installing doors?
Wooden and metal doors
Sliding and folding doors
Pre-hung and slab doors
Interior and exterior doors
Name two important considerations for installing doors in a commercial building.
Color and material
Temperature and humidity
Security and accessibility
Size and weight
What are the two key design considerations for choosing windows in a coastal area?
Color and style
Resistance to corrosion and ability to withstand high winds
Soundproofing and insulation
Cost and availability
Name two design considerations for choosing windows in a high-rise building.
Wind resistance and energy efficiency
Size and shape
Color and style
Material and cost
What is the purpose of a door? Check all that applied.
provide access from the outside into a building.
used for light and ventilation of interior spaces.
provide passage between interior spaces.
open up area
The uppermost member of a door frame or window.
Head
Rough opening
Jamb
Stop
Casing
Either of the two side members of a door frame or window.
Head
Rough opening
Jamb
Stop
Casing
Matchboarded doors are also know as...
Flush doors
Fire doors
Ledged and braced doors
Cupboard doors
Door is an opening that allow access and egress to and from internal spaces of a building.
TRUE
FALSE
Identify which types of door shown in the picture.
FLUSH DOOR
REVOLVING DOOR
COLLAPSIBLE DOOR
Identify which types of door shown in the picture.
COLLAPSIBLE DOOR
LOUVERED DOOR
PANELED AND FRAMED DOOR
AUTOMATED DOOR
Identify which types of door shown in the picture.
LEDGE DOOR
PANELED DOOR
LEDGE AND BRACE DOOR
Identify which types of door movement shown in the picture.
FOLDING DOORS
ROLLING SHUTTER DOORS
SLIDING DOOR
Identify which types of door movement shown in the picture.
FOLDING DOOR
ROLLING STEEL DOOR
ROLLING SHUTTER DOOR
What is the main function of a door?
To allow access into a building.
To prevent outside elements from entering the building.
To offer security and privacy.
All of the above.
What are the two main classifications of doors?
External and internal doors.
Hinged and sliding doors.
Flush and panelled doors.
Matchboard and single panel doors.
Which type of door is usually associated with sheds and garages?
Flush door
Framed or panelled door
Hollow core door
Batten door
What is the main purpose of hollow core doors?
To provide thermal and sound insulation.
To prevent the passage of fire.
To allow access into a building.
To offer security and privacy.
What type of door is commonly used for fire resistance?
Flush door
Framed or panelled door
Hollow core door
Solid core door
What is the purpose of intumescent seals in fire doors?
To prevent the spread of flames.
To provide thermal and sound insulation.
To allow access into a building.
To offer security and privacy.
What is the classification of a fire door with a 60-minute fire resistance?
FD20
FD30
FD60
FD90
What type of door is commonly used for outbuildings and sheds?
Flush door
Framed or panelled door
Hollow core door
Batten door
What is the purpose of glazed openings in doors?
To allow access into a building.
To prevent the passage of fire.
To provide thermal and sound insulation.
To allow light transmission and prevent collisions.
What is the main component of batten doors?
Tongued and grooved matchboarding.
Hardwood or softwood frame.
Solid strips or particle board.
Intumescent seals.
What is the name of a view from above drawing?
Elevation
Cross section
Plan
Isometric
How should doors be stored before being used on site?
Lying flat on the floor
Standing up leaning against the wall
Lying on edge on the floor
Lying on skids in a dry ventilated area
What are the standard positions for the hinges on an internal door ?
150mm from top and 225mm from bottom
175mm from top and 250mm from bottom
145mm from top and 275mm from bottom
What is a door schedule ?
The time the doors open
The written record of repetitive design information
The time the doors are to be delivered
The time the building closes
How will you know which side the lock will be fitted on an internal door ?
Read the instructions
Read the floor plan
Check the top of the door as lock will be stamped on it.
How will you know which side of the door lining to hang the door on ? (which side is hinge side?)
Check the floor plan
Have a guess
Think about which side looks best
The position of the light switch as you should be able to access this easily when opening the door.
On heavier doors the third hinges should be located ?
Near the top
Near the bottom hinge
Centrally between the two hinges
Which Regulations cover exposure to hazardous
substances?
PPE
COSHH
PUWER
RIDDOR
For what purpose is an intumescent seal or strip
used?
To insulate pipework in a soil stack
To identify fire door rating colours
To reduce the spread of smoke and heat
To position and locate hinges
What is the first step in measuring for door placement?
Measuring the door width and height
Choosing the door style
Painting the door frame
The first step in measuring for door placement is to determine the rough opening size.
What tools are commonly used for cutting and fitting the door?
Drill, pliers, level, wrench
Paintbrush, roller, sandpaper, putty knife
Screwdriver, measuring tape, saw, pliers
The commonly used tools for cutting and fitting the door are saw, chisel, hammer, screwdriver, and measuring tape.
What is the purpose of attaching the door handle?
To make the door look more symmetrical
To use it as a towel rack
The purpose of attaching the door handle is to provide a means for opening and closing the door.
To hang decorations on it
What are some common methods for adjusting the door for proper fit?
Adding a weatherstripping to the bottom of the door
Painting the door a different color
Replacing the doorknob with a larger one
Some common methods for adjusting the door for proper fit include tightening or loosening the hinges, adjusting the strike plate, and using shims to level the door.
What is the recommended gap between the door and the frame for proper installation?
The recommended gap is typically 12 mm
The recommended gap is typically 3mm to 4mm for proper installation.
The recommended gap is typically 6mm
The recommended gap is typically 25mm
What are the different types of door handles available for installation?
The different types of door handles available for installation include lever handles, knob handles, pull handles, and push plates.
Square handles
Round handles
Triangle handles
What are the potential consequences of not properly adjusting a door for proper fit?
The potential consequences of not properly adjusting a door for proper fit are that it is easier to break into the house
The potential consequences of not properly adjusting a door for proper fit include improved energy efficiency
The potential consequences of not properly adjusting a door for proper fit include decreased wear and tear on the door and frame
The potential consequences of not properly adjusting a door for proper fit include drafts, difficulty in opening and closing, increased energy costs, and potential damage to the door and frame.
How can you ensure that the door is level during installation?
You can ask someone to eyeball it and see if it looks level
You can use a compass to check the door's level
You can use a level tool to check if the door is level both horizontally and vertically.
You can use a ruler to measure the door's level
What is the name of a view from above drawing?
Elevation
Cross section
Plan
Isometric
How should doors be stored before being used on site?
Lying flat on the floor
Standing up leaning against the wall
Lying on edge on the floor
Lying on skids in a dry ventilated area
What are the standard positions for the hinges on an internal door ?
150mm from top and 225mm from bottom
175mm from top and 250mm from bottom
145mm from top and 275mm from bottom
What is a door schedule ?
The time the doors open
The written record of repetitive design information
The time the doors are to be delivered
The time the building closes
How will you know which side the lock will be fitted on an internal door ?
Read the instructions
Read the floor plan
Check the top of the door as lock will be stamped on it.
How will you know which side of the door lining to hang the door on ? (which side is hinge side?)
Check the floor plan
Have a guess
Think about which side looks best
The position of the light switch as you should be able to access this easily when opening the door.
On heavier doors the third hinges should be located ?
Near the top
Near the bottom hinge
Centrally between the two hinges
Which Regulations cover exposure to hazardous
substances?
PPE
COSHH
PUWER
RIDDOR
For what purpose is an intumescent seal or strip
used?
To insulate pipework in a soil stack
To identify fire door rating colours
To reduce the spread of smoke and heat
To position and locate hinges
