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Front 1

Gable

Back 1

Triangular part of wall that holds roof

Front 2

Eaves

Back 2

Roof overhangs for weather protection

Front 3

Hipped Roof

Back 3

roof made of triangular and trapezoidal pieces.

Front 4

Riser Height

Back 4

6-7"

Front 5

Run width

Back 5

10-12"

Front 6

minimum headroom clearance

Back 6

80"

Front 7

Handrail Height

Back 7

34-38"

Front 8

Minimum difference in riser height

Back 8

3/8"

Front 9

Minimum stair width

Back 9

36"

Front 10

How many runs do stairs with 13 risers have?

Back 10

12

Front 11

Shed Roof

Back 11

one section sloped roof with no gable

Front 12

Gable roof

Back 12

standard triangle roof

Front 13

Mansard roof

Back 13

Hipped roof with a flat section on top

Front 14

Gambrel roof

Back 14

Gabled roof with 2 an extra bend in each flat section. think barn

Front 15

Cripple Studs

Back 15

studs below a window, shorter in length than normal studs

Front 16

Rough Sill

Back 16

sill under window and under window trim

Front 17

trimmer stud

Back 17

Stud inside of door or window that holds up header

Front 18

Corner Brace

Back 18

Diagonal support for studs

Front 19

Single Hung window

Back 19

Window with one sliding part and one fixed

Front 20

Casement Window

Back 20

window that pivots at the window jamb and opens sideways

Front 21

Awning Window

Back 21

Window that opens outward from them bottom and is pivoted at the top.

Front 22

Hopper

Back 22

Window that opens inward from the top, pivoted at the bottom.

Front 23

Course

Back 23

Horizontal layer of bricks

Front 24

Bed Joint

Back 24

Horizontal brick joint

Front 25

Head Joint

Back 25

Vertical brick joint

Front 26

Collar Joint

Back 26

vertical joint in between bricks laid the thin way

Front 27

Soldier Brick

Back 27

Brick laid standing on end for facade

Front 28

Rowlock

Back 28

brick laid on face with wythe facing out

Front 29

Dusting

Back 29

Description: Fine, powdery material that rubs easily off the surface.
Cause: Thin layer on top with excess water and cement.
Remedy: Surface treatment

Front 30

Permeance

Back 30

Ability to permit vapor to pass through

Front 31

Permeability

Back 31

The permeance of 1" of homogeneous material

Front 32

fire retardant wood

Back 32

injected with fire retardant salts

Front 33

board feet

Back 33

thickness X length X width / 12

Front 34

TJI Joists Advantages

Back 34

Engineered lumber, stronger, no warp, no twisting, light weight, any length up to 60',

Front 35

TJI joists disadvantages

Back 35

needs smaller nails, still need girder in the basement,

Front 36

LVL

Back 36

Laminated veneer lumber -

Front 37

Wood Foundations

Back 37

- Treated lumber must be used
- Stainless steel nails
- Costs less than concrete Footings

Front 38

Common Nails

Back 38

Standard nail with a head, used for framing and other applications where appearance does not matter

Front 39

Box Nails

Back 39

similar to common nails, except less heavy duty

Front 40

Wire Nails

Back 40

smaller than box nails

Front 41

Finishing nails

Back 41

Tiny head, used for applying trim, not visible once driven in.

Front 42

Casing nails

Back 42

finishing nails intended for outdoor use

Front 43

Wire Brads

Back 43

Finishing nails used for molding, smaller than finishing nails