Framing

Question 1

Fascia is not to be ___________ , ___________, or __________.

Answer 1

Damaged
Splintered
Waned

Question 2

If gun nails are used to secure fascia what must happen?

Answer 2

All nail holes must be filled with no waffle/hammer marks.

Question 3

What are the tolerances for exposed wood (beams, bucks, blocks, posts, sheathing, tails, corbels) regarding:

1. Defects/delamination?
2. Cracks?
3. Knot holes?

Answer 3

1. No tolerance, replace material
2. Cracks not to exceed 6” and 3/32” in width
3. Knot holes not to exceed 1/2”

Question 4

How is fascia nailed at 2” X 6” tails?

Answer 4

3 nails with 2 showing (one is under the drip edge)

Question 5

How is fascia nailed at 2” X 4” tails?

Answer 5

2 nails with one showing (one is under the drip edge)

Question 6

What type of nails are used at fascia?

Answer 6

Non corrosive nails

Question 7

Shiners at exposed areas are to be __________ and _________.

Answer 7

Removed

Patched

Question 8

Fascia clips should be installed at all _________ and ________, except at the ________.

Answer 8

Corners
Joints
Ridge

Question 9

Eave blocks and eave vents should be installed ________ , ________ and ________.

Answer 9

Plumb
Level
Square

Question 10

Caulk gaps at eave blocks that exceed _______ of an inch.

Answer 10

1/8”

Question 11

Do NOT caulk gaps at eave blocks that are less than _______ of an inch.

Answer 11

1/8”

Question 12

Replace eave blocks with gaps that exceed ________ of an inch.

Answer 12

1/4”

Question 13

Bows in walls are not to exceed ________ of an inch in _______ feet.

Answer 13

1/4”

8’

Question 14

Bows in walls at cabinet locations are not to exceed _______ of an inch in _______ feet.

Answer 14

1/8”

8’