Onboarding - Vinyl 1
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What is another name for a top rail?

  • Post
  • U Channel
  • Slot Rail (correct)
  • Picket
  • What is the advantage of using a 2" x 6" top rail compared to a 1.5" x 5.5" top rail?

  • It is easier to install
  • It is cheaper
  • It is less common
  • It is slightly stronger and more durable against wind and push/pull force (correct)
  • What is the purpose of the U channel in a Vinyl Fence?

  • To provide 100% privacy by covering gaps between sections and posts (correct)
  • To increase the height of the fence
  • To reduce the cost of the fence
  • To provide additional support to the post
  • What is the standard width of a fence section?

    <p>8 feet On Center</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary factor that contributes to the integrity of a post?

    <p>The galvanized metal post inside</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a common size for a post?

    <p>5x5</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The wall thickness of 0.15 inches is only used for vinyl fence panels.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    All fence sections CR Fence & Rail sell have a standard width of 8 feet and a height of 6 feet. (We can cut down to the right width if needed).

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The U channel is a necessary part for vinyl fences to provide 100% privacy.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The top and bottom rail of a vinyl fence are always the same size.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The company uses a 2x7 top and bottom rail for vinyl fences.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The post wall thickness determines the strength and durability of a vinyl fence.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following characteristics of top and bottom rail with their corresponding sizes:

    <p>2&quot; x 6&quot; = Commonly used by CR Fence &amp; Rail 1.5&quot; x 5.5&quot; = Used by some competitors 2&quot; x 7&quot; = Uncommonly used size 5&quot; x 5&quot; = Not applicable</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following features of vinyl fence with their purposes:

    <p>U channel = Provide 100% privacy Tongue &amp; groove interlocking pickets = Add strength to the fence Galvanized metal post = Determine the wall thickness Post wall thickness = Increase the durability of the fence</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following components of vinyl fence with their typical sizes:

    <p>Post = 5&quot; x 5&quot; Fence section = 8' wide and 6' tall Top rail = 2&quot; x 6&quot; Panel size = Varies</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following characteristics of vinyl fence with their effects:

    <p>2&quot; x 6&quot; top rail = Slightly stronger and more durable against wind and push/pull force 0.15&quot; wall thickness = No significant difference in durability U channel = Produce a cheaper quote but a less privacy fence Galvanized metal post = Increase the strength of the fence</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following components of vinyl fence with their functions:

    <p>Galvanized metal post = Determine the integrity of the post U channel = Cover any crack/gap between the section and post Top rail = Add strength to the fence Post wall thickness = Increase the durability of the fence</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following characteristics of vinyl fence with their availability:

    <p>0.15&quot; wall thickness = Commonly used 0.20&quot; wall thickness = Available in some cases 2&quot; x 7&quot; top rail = Uncommonly used 5&quot; x 5&quot; post = Not applicable</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Top and Bottom Rail

    • Top rail is also referred to as a Slot Rail.
    • Different sizes of top and bottom rails are used, with 2" x 6" being a common size, but competitors may use 1.5" x 5.5".
    • The 2" x 6" size is slightly stronger and more durable against wind and push/pull forces.

    Wall Thickness

    • Wall thickness is typically measured for post wall thickness.
    • The most common thickness is 0.15", but some manufacturers offer 0.20".
    • The integrity of the post comes from the galvanized metal post inside, so there is no significant difference between 0.15" and 0.20".

    Panel Sizes and Interlocking

    • Panel sizes (pickets) vary, but most are tongue and groove interlocking pickets.
    • Standard fence sections are typically 8' wide (On Center) and 6' tall.

    U Channel and Privacy

    • A U channel (2 U channels per side) is included in each section of Vinyl Fence for 100% privacy.
    • The U channel covers any cracks or gaps between the section and post, ensuring complete privacy.
    • Some competitors may not include a U channel to make their quotes cheaper, but this results in a less private fence.

    Post Sizes

    • Post sizes are typically 5x5, but other sizes are available, albeit less common.
    • The top/bottom slot rail is 2"x6", but other common sizes include 1.5x5.5 and 2x7.

    Top and Bottom Rail

    • Top rail is also referred to as a Slot Rail.
    • Different sizes of top and bottom rails are used, with 2" x 6" being a common size, but competitors may use 1.5" x 5.5".
    • The 2" x 6" size is slightly stronger and more durable against wind and push/pull forces.

    Wall Thickness

    • Wall thickness is typically measured for post wall thickness.
    • The most common thickness is 0.15", but some manufacturers offer 0.20".
    • The integrity of the post comes from the galvanized metal post inside, so there is no significant difference between 0.15" and 0.20".

    Panel Sizes and Interlocking

    • Panel sizes (pickets) vary, but most are tongue and groove interlocking pickets.
    • Standard fence sections are typically 8' wide (On Center) and 6' tall.

    U Channel and Privacy

    • A U channel (2 U channels per side) is included in each section of Vinyl Fence for 100% privacy.
    • The U channel covers any cracks or gaps between the section and post, ensuring complete privacy.
    • Some competitors may not include a U channel to make their quotes cheaper, but this results in a less private fence.

    Post Sizes

    • Post sizes are typically 5x5, but other sizes are available, albeit less common.
    • The top/bottom slot rail is 2"x6", but other common sizes include 1.5x5.5 and 2x7.

    Top and Bottom Rail

    • Top rail is also referred to as a Slot Rail.
    • Different sizes of top and bottom rails are used, with 2" x 6" being a common size, but competitors may use 1.5" x 5.5".
    • The 2" x 6" size is slightly stronger and more durable against wind and push/pull forces.

    Wall Thickness

    • Wall thickness is typically measured for post wall thickness.
    • The most common thickness is 0.15", but some manufacturers offer 0.20".
    • The integrity of the post comes from the galvanized metal post inside, so there is no significant difference between 0.15" and 0.20".

    Panel Sizes and Interlocking

    • Panel sizes (pickets) vary, but most are tongue and groove interlocking pickets.
    • Standard fence sections are typically 8' wide (On Center) and 6' tall.

    U Channel and Privacy

    • A U channel (2 U channels per side) is included in each section of Vinyl Fence for 100% privacy.
    • The U channel covers any cracks or gaps between the section and post, ensuring complete privacy.
    • Some competitors may not include a U channel to make their quotes cheaper, but this results in a less private fence.

    Post Sizes

    • Post sizes are typically 5x5, but other sizes are available, albeit less common.
    • The top/bottom slot rail is 2"x6", but other common sizes include 1.5x5.5 and 2x7.

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    This quiz covers the components of fencing, including top and bottom rails and wall thickness. Learn about the different sizes and materials used in fencing construction.

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