Walls and construction detailing Flashcards

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Research the following

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Call balls, clay bat, Flint, traditional timber frame, wattle and daub

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Stop end

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The end of the wall where the courses and flush

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Closer

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Apart brick close is a brick that has been cut along its length and is used near an end or corner to even up the bond

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Quoin brick

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A Quoin is a corner of a brick structure

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Face

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This is the exterior of wall that is exposed to the weather (as opposed to the back)

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Bed joints

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The bed is the surface of the brick perpendicular to the line of the pressure. It indicates the lower surface of bricks in each course

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Racking back

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This is a step pattern used in building corners

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Course

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This is a layer of bricks

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Perpends

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This is the motor layer between the bricks

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Brickwork terminology

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Pointing methods

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Brickwork shapes

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Brickwork shapes 2

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Modern metric brick dimensions

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Victorian imperial brick dimensions

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Types of bricks

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Vertical brickwork courses table

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Lime mortars

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Benefits of lime render

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Disadvantages of lime render

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Very modern render comes in three main types

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Mineral
Acrylic
Silicon

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Cavity wall tie positioning

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Areas of timber framed house to pay close attention to

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Flexible DPC Most common types are

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Bitumen felt
Pitch polymer
Polythene

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Rigid DPCs most common types are
- Two courses of engineering bricks bedded in a designated mortar - two courses of slate bonded and bedded in a designated mortar
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Location and positioning of DPCs
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Cavity trays cross-section
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Cavity trays cross-section 2
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Cavity trays cross-section 3
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Cavity trays cross-section 4
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Cavity tray diagram
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Cavity tray stepped system for extension
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Have a cavity tray should be fitted for a flat roof extension diagram
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A typical cavity tray arrangement around an opening in a cavity wall is made up of different components to form a water tight system
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Chimney and flue inspections. | Precautions that can help address queries at a later date:
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Chimney and flue inspections. | The report should include the following:
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Fireplace component building regulations
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All flues must be built with flue liners during the construction
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Stacks more than 600 mm from the ridge building regulations
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Stacks within 600 mm of the bridge building regulations
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Maximum stack height building regulations
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Chimneys and roof light regulations
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HETAS
“Heating equipment testing and approvals scheme”
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Chimney structure above roof line diagram
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Chimney below roofline construction diagram
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Chimney construction below roofline diagram
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Energy use in the average home