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Chapter 20 - Wall and Ceiling Construction

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  • An opening that allows entry into the attic of a home.
    access hole
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  • Stonework that uses dressed, cut, or squared stones to provide a regular pattern or finished appearance.
    ashlar stonework
  •  15
  • A fired clay masonry product.
    brick
  •  15
  • The second stucco layer in the three-coat process; covers any lath not covered by the scratch coat, adds strength to the shell, trues up the surface, and provides an appropriate surface for the final coat.
    brown coat
  •  25
  • A wall constructed of concrete blocks; units are arranged to provide a continuous air space 2" to 3" thick.
    cavity wall
  •  15
  • Brick that is less uniform in size and color than face brick and may have a lip on one or more edges.
    common brick
  •  15
  • Rubble stonework in which all of the stones are generally flat or rectangular, so that the result looks like courses (rows) of stone
    coursed rubble
  •  10
  • A structural member, also called a jack stud, that is not full length due to a wall opening.
    cripple stud
  •  15
  • Brick that is uniform in size and has sharp corners and lines.
    face brick
  •  10
  • The third stucco layer in the three-coat process; a thin layer in which texture or design patterns are applied.
    finish coat
  •  20
  • An angled cut on a joist end in solid brick and stone walls to prevent toppling the wall if the house should catch fire.
    firecut
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  • Strips of 2 × 2 or 1 × 3 lumber affixed to a masonry wall to provide a nailing surface for drywall, plaster, or paneling.
    furring strip
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  • A method of constructing headers for window and door openings in which shorter studs and jack studs are firmly nailed to the sole and top plates of the opening.
    header-and-stud framing
  •  20
  • Concrete wall forms made of foam insulation that are filled with concrete and remain in place to become part of the exterior wall structure.
    insulated concrete forms (ICFs)
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  • A structural member positioned inside a wall opening to help support the header over the opening.
    jack stud
  •  15
  • A full-height structural member at the sides of a wall opening to which trimmers (also called jack studs) are nailed to provide additional support.
    king stud
  •  15