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WorksheetsChapter 4 Brick-Veneer Residence Prints
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 19mins
The plan views show
A direct access to the Living Room from the Carport
Basement under part of the Living Room and Kitchen
That each bedroom has a bath
A Laundry in the Basement
The Living Room
Measures to the finished walls
Has all of the convenience outlets controlled by switches
Has casement windows
Has a notation regarding joist size referring to joist overhead
The Kitchen has
A pass-through opening to the Family Room
A soffit all around the room at the ceiling
Double-hung windows
Stock cabinets to be fitted by the carpenter on the job
The Family Room has
A pair of sliding glass doors, both of which open
Two air supply registers and no return air grille
Two sets of casement windows that are the same size
A doorway leading to the Kitchen
Regarding the bedroom wing,
Each bedroom has a closet with bifold doors
The baths are identical but reversed, except for the placement of the doors and switches
The bedroom doors are sliding doors
Warm air is supplied to the bath by a ceiling fan
The carport
Includes a storage space with doors opening toward the rear of the building
Is enclosed on two sides with wood screens
Has an inner wall of solid brick masonry
Is equipped with a sillcock and a floor drain
Regarding concrete footings,
Wall footings are to be reinforced with two continuous #4 rebar
The stepped footings on the right and left sides of the house have the same amount of drop
Only one Basement column is supported on a footing
All wall footings are
Regarding foundation walls,
The foundations walls around the Basement are 12'' thick
The top of the foundation wall is level around the building where the brick veneer is to be laid
The chimney foundation up to the first floor elevation is made of concrete instead of concrete masonry units
Alternate courses of concrete masonry units are to be reinforced with horizontal steel
Regarding concrete slabs,
The Carport slab is 4" thick out to the rear and side edges
The grade beam for the Carport entrance is described on the Basement Plan and shown in Section B-B
The steps to the Basement are wood and rest on the 4" thick floor
The Terrace is laid on compact fill without a foundation wall or footing
Regarding steel support members,
A beam is used to support the roof rafters and cornice over the front of the Carport
Two steel angles are used at each Bedroom window on the right side elevation to support the brick veneer
The beam down the center of the building is supported by steel pipe columns 7'-4" long
Steel angle lintels hold up the masonry over the Living Room windows
True or False? The Family Room and Kitchen have an opening to both rooms.
True
False
Information about footings is shown on the Basement Plan and Elevations.
True
False
The footing for the Basement wall toward the crawl space is 20" wide.
True
False
The CMU foundation wall is reinforced with vertical rebar.
True
False
A steel angle supports brick veneer over the Family Room glass doors.
True
False
There is no access provided to the attic space.
True
False
Luminaires in the front of the Carport are controlled from the Kitchen.
True
False
A ceiling luminaire in the Family Room can be controlled by a dimmer switch.
True
False
The roof for the Brick-Veneer Residence is a roof. (a)
The front elevation of the Carport shows an opening in the back wall.
True
False
The windows in the Bedroom have the same size top and bottom sash.
True
False
The same type of window is used on the front and rear of the house.
True
False
Bedroom windows use insulating glass.
True
False
The concrete grade beam at the front of the Carport rests on a footing and foundation wall.
True
False
The brick-veneer part of the wall supports the roof structure and the overhang at the Bedroom gable end.
True
False
The solid brick masonry at the front Carport corner has different thicknesses on each side of the corner.
True
False
The roof slopes 4 1/2" per foot.
True
False
Diverters are used on the roof near the Family Room to direct water to the gutters and downspouts.
True
False
Windows may be one of three types.
True
False
Regarding windows,
All windows are located horizontally on the plan view with dimensions to the sides of the brick openings
The window size 36/24 means that the outside dimensions of the wood sash are 36" high and 24" wide
Double-hung windows in the bedrooms are placed 6'-8 1/2" above the finished floor to the bottom of the top jamb
All sashes in the Kitchen windows open
Section B-B shows how the flues are arranged in the chimney.
True
False
Anchor bolts secure the wood sill plate at 6'-0" intervals.
True
False
The subfloor is 3/4" plywood.
True
False
Regarding doors,
The front entrance door is a wood panel door with nine lights
All doors are 6'-8" high and either 1 3/8" or 1 3/4" thick
The Basement door is a wood panel door with six lights
Closet doors in bedrooms and the Hall are either sliding or bifold doors
Bedroom doors are solid-core 1 3/4" thick doors.
True
False
True or False? The details of the Bath walls show towel bars and other accessories.
True
False
True or False? The plumbing fixtures are placed in a line to promote economy of piping and to make plumbing work easier.
True
False
Regarding wood framing,
Headers over all windows and doors are 2×6s.
There are no ceiling joists in the Carport
Cross bridging is required for both floor and ceiling joists
The joists under the baths are placed on 12" centers
