I5 - LT #5

Question 1

How is thin wall paneling usually applied to the wall?

Answer 1

Glued

Question 2

What type of paneling uses panel molding?

Answer 2

Raised panels

Question 3

What is the suggested height of a chair rail?

Answer 3

32”

Question 4

Describe Wainscoting:

Answer 4

Wood paneling on the lower part of a wall.

Question 5

How is the miter cut made on wide crown moldings?

Answer 5

Hopper box or compound miter.

Question 6

What type of molding is often cut using a coped joint?

Answer 6

Inside corners of baseboards.

Question 7

How is the length of the casing found when casing a window?

Answer 7

Width of opening + (2x reveal) + (2x width at casing)

Question 8

How are door casings fastened into place?

Answer 8

Nails

Question 9

What type of blade is needed to cut moldings?

Answer 9

Fine tooth carbide tips

Question 10

Walls that aren’t finished with gypsum wallboard or plaster are usually finished with:

Answer 10

Wood. Plywood sheets solid wood and raised wood panels.

Question 11

Plaster can be applied over:

Answer 11

Spaced pieces of wooden lath, metal mesh or ab backing of gypsum board.

Most modern plastering is done using the veneer method, where gypsum board is used as backing.

Question 12

When installing plywood sheets:

Answer 12

Usually glued to the backing of finished gypsum, the gypsum must be fully finished and primed just as if it were going to be painted. Imperfections will telegraph.

Question 13

Location of thick plywood panels determined by:

Answer 13

Architect. Acoustic needs of the room they are being installed in.

Question 14

Edges of solid wood paneling usually shaped how?

Answer 14

TNG to allow fasteners to be hidden.

Question 15

Solid wood panelling is usually installed with:

Answer 15

Air-driven nails.

Question 16

End joints in tongue & groove are usually:

Answer 16

Butted. V joint boards are used if the end joints are chamfered to match the V-Joint shape.

Question 17

How are traditional raised panel wall finishes built?

Answer 17

Vertical stiles, horizontal rails are fitted together with a cope & stick joint. Solid wood panel fitted into grooves left in the stiles & rails.

Question 18

Appearance of mock raised panels is similar to the appearance of traditional but:

Answer 18

Panel molding is made from solid wood and mited at the corners to create a look of raised panel.

Question 19

What is wainscoting?

Answer 19

Area of wooden panelling on lower part of walls, often V-Groove 1x4 tongue & groove installed vertically.

Question 20

The height of the wainscoting depends on:

Answer 20

Whether a chair rail or a plate rail is used.

Question 21

What is a hopper box?

Answer 21

The hopper box simplifies the compound miters required for crown and cornice moldings.

Shop-made accessory that is fastened to the mitre saw.

Question 22

Coped joints are used at:

Answer 22

Inside corners.

Question 23

Baseboard orders:

Answer 23

The baseboard is installed opposite the entrance first, then the sides.

Question 24

Scarf joint:

Answer 24

Used when molding is joined between corners. Try to use long pieces of moldings to avoid needing to make joints.

Question 25

Interior window sill that projects past the window is called:

Answer 25

Stool. The trim board below is referred to as an apron.