WorksheetsDoor Frames Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What are door frames typically used for?
Interior decoration
Entrances to buildings
Window installations
Roof support
How do door frames typically arrive on site?
In pieces for assembly
Assembled and ready for fitting
As raw materials
As a blueprint
What is the section of a door frame that connects the jambs called?
Head
Base
Section
Cill
What is the purpose of a transom in a door frame?
To support the door
To provide ventilation
To add decorative value
To create a glazed fanlight
Which part of the door frame is directly below the head?
Transom
Jambs
Cill
Section
What is the main advantage of using a rebated lining?
Easier door hanging
Stronger and neater finish
Cheaper construction
Faster assembly
Which type of fixing is suitable for general fixing of frames without the need for nylon plugs?
Nylon frame fixings
Masonry frame fixing screw
Window frame anchor
Plastic frame fixings
What material is the masonry frame fixing screw suitable for?
Wood
Metal
General fixing of frames
Plastic
What should be removed during the door frame installation process?
The head and cill.
The jambs and wall.
The horns or shape.
The wedges.
What do door linings usually lack?
Cills
Jambs
Heads
Frames
Where are door linings usually assembled?
In a factory
On site
In a workshop
In a warehouse
What is done to door linings before painting?
Polished
Sanded
Varnished
Oiled
How far up from the bottom are the fixings secured?
50mm
75mm
100mm
150mm
What is the purpose of fixing door linings at regular intervals?
To enhance the appearance
To prevent twisting
To increase weight
To reduce cost
How should fixings be arranged to prevent twisting?
In a single line
In pairs
Randomly
In a circle
