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Wall cabinets may have adjustable shelves.
Wall cabinets may have adjustable shelves.
True (A)
The rough structure of a building is generally very detailed so that carpenters can locate each measurement.
The rough structure of a building is generally very detailed so that carpenters can locate each measurement.
False (B)
A set of plans always contains an even number of sheets.
A set of plans always contains an even number of sheets.
False (B)
Exterior elevations show complete kitchen details.
Exterior elevations show complete kitchen details.
The primary areas of a residence include formal areas, work areas, and recreational and rest areas.
The primary areas of a residence include formal areas, work areas, and recreational and rest areas.
The abbreviation OC indicates off-center.
The abbreviation OC indicates off-center.
Air Supply registers may be located in floors or walls.
Air Supply registers may be located in floors or walls.
Kitchen wall cabinets are generally 30" or 42" high.
Kitchen wall cabinets are generally 30" or 42" high.
The recommended vertical clearance between base and wall cabinets is 18".
The recommended vertical clearance between base and wall cabinets is 18".
Elevations may be either interior or exterior.
Elevations may be either interior or exterior.
Window head jambs in a building are normally set at the same height.
Window head jambs in a building are normally set at the same height.
Solid wood bridging should not be installed to prevent joists from twisting.
Solid wood bridging should not be installed to prevent joists from twisting.
Floor registers are often placed below windows.
Floor registers are often placed below windows.
The three primary areas of a kitchen are the storage, preparation, and cooking areas.
The three primary areas of a kitchen are the storage, preparation, and cooking areas.
Details and floor plans are drawn to the same scale for uniformity.
Details and floor plans are drawn to the same scale for uniformity.
A(n) __ plan shows the location of the house on a lot.
A(n) __ plan shows the location of the house on a lot.
The light size of a window refers to the size of __.
The light size of a window refers to the size of __.
A section is made by passing a cutting __ through an object.
A section is made by passing a cutting __ through an object.
A brick __ building is essentially a frame building covered with brick.
A brick __ building is essentially a frame building covered with brick.
The standard depth for a wall cabinet is __ "
The standard depth for a wall cabinet is __ "
The furred-down area above kitchen cabinets is the __.
The furred-down area above kitchen cabinets is the __.
A(n) __ switch control lights from two locations.
A(n) __ switch control lights from two locations.
The standard door height is __.
The standard door height is __.
The __ is the highest point of a gable roof.
The __ is the highest point of a gable roof.
Roof ____ are notched to fit over the top plate.
Roof ____ are notched to fit over the top plate.
The standard depth for base cabinets is __ ".
The standard depth for base cabinets is __ ".
The actual size of a 2 x 4 stud is __.
The actual size of a 2 x 4 stud is __.
The first number in a window notation indicates the __ of the glass.
The first number in a window notation indicates the __ of the glass.
Wall cabinets are shown on floor plans with __ lines.
Wall cabinets are shown on floor plans with __ lines.
Electrical wall outlets must be spaced no more than __ apart, measured along the wall.
Electrical wall outlets must be spaced no more than __ apart, measured along the wall.
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Flashcards
Adjustable Shelves
Adjustable Shelves
Wall cabinets offer adjustable shelves for flexible storage solutions.
Wall Cabinet Heights
Wall Cabinet Heights
Typical kitchen wall cabinets are available in heights of 30 or 42 inches.
Wall Cabinet Depth
Wall Cabinet Depth
The standard depth of kitchen wall cabinets is 12 inches.
Rough Building Structure
Rough Building Structure
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Number of Sheets
Number of Sheets
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Drawing Scales
Drawing Scales
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Exterior Elevations
Exterior Elevations
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Elevation Types
Elevation Types
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Cabinet Clearance
Cabinet Clearance
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Residence Areas
Residence Areas
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Kitchen Areas
Kitchen Areas
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Air Supply Registers
Air Supply Registers
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Floor Register Placement
Floor Register Placement
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Plot Plan
Plot Plan
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Light Size
Light Size
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Section Drawing
Section Drawing
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Standard Door Height
Standard Door Height
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Base Cabinet Depth
Base Cabinet Depth
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2x4 dimensions
2x4 dimensions
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Window Notation
Window Notation
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Brick Veneer
Brick Veneer
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The Ridge
The Ridge
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Rafter Notching
Rafter Notching
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Outlet Spacing
Outlet Spacing
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3-Way Switch
3-Way Switch
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Wall Cabinet Representation
Wall Cabinet Representation
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Soffits
Soffits
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Study Notes
Study Notes
Wall Cabinets and Shelving
- Wall cabinets can have adjustable shelves for flexibility in storage.
- Kitchen wall cabinets typically have standard heights of 30 inches or 42 inches.
- The standard depth for wall cabinets is 12 inches.
Building Structure
- The rough structure of a building may lack detailed measurements, making it less precise for carpenters.
- A set of plans does not always contain an even number of sheets; it can vary.
- Details in floor plans and elevations might be drawn to different scales for clarity.
Elevations and Clearances
- Exterior elevations do not provide complete kitchen details; they're meant for general building outlines.
- Elevations can be categorized as either interior or exterior, serving different purposes.
- The recommended vertical clearance between base and wall cabinets is 18 inches.
Space and Room Functionality
- Primary areas of a residence are categorized into formal, work, and recreational/rest areas.
- The three main areas in a kitchen are storage, preparation, and cooking areas.
Electrical and Ventilation Components
- Air supply registers may be installed in either floors or walls for effective ventilation.
- Floor registers are commonly positioned below windows to promote airflow.
Construction Terms and Details
- A plot plan indicates the house's location on the property lot.
- The term "light size" relates to window dimensions, specifically the glass width and height.
- A section drawing results from cutting through an object along a specified plane.
Various Dimensions and Standards
- The standard door height in residential buildings is 6 feet 8 inches.
- Standard depth for base cabinets is 24 inches.
- The actual dimensions of a nominal 2x4 stud is 1.5 inches by 3.5 inches.
- The first number in a window notation represents the width of the glass.
Architectural Features
- A brick veneer building is fundamentally a frame structure sheathed in brick.
- The ridge represents the highest point of a gable roof.
- Rafters in roofing are notched to fit over the top plate for stability.
Electrical Fixtures
- Electrical wall outlets must be installed no more than 12 feet apart along a wall for safety.
- A 3-way switch allows control of lighting from two separate locations.
Miscellaneous
- Wall cabinets are represented on floor plans using hidden lines to indicate their placement.
- Soffits are the furred-down areas situated above kitchen cabinets for aesthetic and functional purposes.
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