H-6 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the functions of a ceiling joist?

A

-tie the bottoms of rafters together
-tie the supporting walls together
-support the interior ceiling finish

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2
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Which type of roof creates the most tension in ceiling joists: low-slope roofs or high-slope roofs?

A

low-slope

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What is the difference between “overhang” and “projection”

A

-overhand is measured along the length of the rafter;
-projection is measured horizontally.

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4
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What is a “fly rafter”?

A

rafter outside the gable end of the roof (also known as barge rafter)

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5
Q

What is the unit of run when using the imperial system?

A

12”

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6
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What is the unit of run when using the Frederickson square?

A

250mm

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7
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What is a “working point”?

A

Working points are the marks on the rafters where measurements are made and cuts are laid out.

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What is the difference between the “line length” and the “run” of a rafter?

A

Line length is measured along the rafters length. The run is the rafter’s horizontal span.

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What is the difference between a “ridge board” and a “ridge beam”?

A

A ridge board is used to align the tops of the common rafters. A ridge beam is used to support roof joists at the ridge.

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