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Floor joists

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What must floors be constructed to comply with according to the TRADA guidelines?

a)

Environmental standards

b)

Building regulations

c)

Safety protocols

d)

Design aesthetics

2.

What is the name of the floor construction in the image

a)

Solid floor

b)

honeycomb sleeper wall

c)

Suspended

d)

Floating

3.

Why is there a layer of sand binding between the hardcore and DPM

a)

To prevent the DPM being damaged

b)

To provided a flat surface

c)

For insulation

d)

Its self levelling

4.

What is the name of the flor construction in the image

a)

Triple floor

b)

Solid floor

c)

Single floor

d)

Mono floor

5.

How thick are joists usually?

a)

30mm

b)

50mm

c)

70mm

d)

100mm

6.

What must be thicker to carry the load to the trimming joist?

a)

Bridging joists

b)

First joist fitted

c)

Trimmer joist

d)

Trimmed joists

7.

What is the purpose of the trimmer joist in flooring?

a)

To provide aesthetic appeal

b)

To support the wall

c)

To carry the load to the trimming joist

d)

To connect the bridging joists

8.

What material is the centre component of an I joists usually made from?

a)

Plywood

b)

Oriented strand board (OSB)

c)

Recycled timber

d)

Hardwood

9.

What are laminated joists manufactured from?

a)

New timber

b)

Oriented strand board (OSB)

c)

Recycled timber

d)

Metal

10.

What type of strutting is shown in the left image?

a)

Herringbone strutting

b)

Steel strutting

c)

Timber strutting

d)

Cross strutting

11.

What type of strutting is depicted in the right image?

a)

Herringbone strutting

b)

Steel strutting

c)

Solid strutting

d)

Cross strutting

12.

What is the term used to describe the horizontal structural members that support the floor joists?

a)

Bridging

b)

Base plate

c)

Solid strutting

d)

Foundation wall