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1.

In the designation 6 WS 12, the letter S stands for __________(a) Window opening(b) Single shutter(c) Double shutter(d) Height of opening

Answer» Correct answer is (b) Single shutter

For explanation I would say: The designation 6 WS 12 denotes a window opening with single shutter where the letter W stands for window opening and the letter S stands for a single shutter. It tells that the width of the opening is 6 modules and height is 12 modules.
2.

A door should not be located in the centre of a wall.(a) True(b) FalseI had been asked this question during an interview.This question is from Location of Doors and Windows in chapter Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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A ____________ may be defined as an opening made in a wall for the purpose of providing daylight, vision and ventilation.(a) Ventilator(b) Door(c) Shutter(d) WindowI had been asked this question in an international level competition.My query is from Components of a Door topic in chapter Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Right option is (d) Window

To explain I would say: Window is also LIKE door consists of two parts i.e. Frame and shutter. The window frame is SUITABLY fixed in the opening of the WALL and the window shutter is held in position by the window frame.

4.

Which type of handle is represented in the given figure?(a) Bow type(b) Lever handle(c) Wardrobe handle(d) Door handleI have been asked this question in examination.Asked question is from Doors, Windows and Ventilators topic in chapter Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

Answer» RIGHT option is (b) Lever handle

Best explanation: The above figure represents a lever handle. HANDLES can be of various types such as bow-type handles, lever handles, wardrobe handles, DOOR handles, ETC.
5.

_________ windows are provided near the top of main roof.(a) Lanterns(b) Skylight(c) Clerestorey(d) BayThe question was posed to me during an online interview.The above asked question is from Types of Windows in section Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Right choice is (c) Clerestorey

To elaborate: The Clerestorey WINDOWS provide VENTILATION to the inside of the room as the FRONT is blocked by the verandah. They also IMPROVE the appearance of the building. The care should be taken to SEE that the upper part opens inside and the lower parts open outside.

6.

Which of the following is not a type of joint between the head and the post of the timber frame?(a) Closed mortised and tenoned joint(b) Open and pin joint(c) Pin and tenoned joint(d) Dovetailed jointI have been asked this question during an interview.My question is taken from Door Frames topic in portion Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct option is (b) Open and PIN joint

To ELABORATE: The various types of joints between the head and the post of the timber frame are – closed mortised and tenoned joint, pin and tenoned joint, and dovetailed joint. HOWEVER, Indian Standard recommends a DOVETAIL joint out of these three types.

7.

__________ is the openable part of a door or window.(a) Frame(b) Rail(c) Shutter(d) SillThis question was addressed to me in an international level competition.The doubt is from Definition of Technical Terms topic in division Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct ANSWER is (C) Shutter

The BEST I can explain: A shutter is the openable part of a door or window. It is HELD in POSITION with the help of the door frame. A door frame is generally made up of wood.

8.

Which of the following bolts is used to secure high doors?(a) Aldrop(b) Latch(c) Espagnolette bolt(d) Flush boltI got this question in quiz.My question is from Doors, Windows and Ventilators topic in chapter Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

Answer» CORRECT choice is (c) Espagnolette bolt

To ELABORATE: Espagnolette bolt is USED to secure high doors and windows where it is not easy to reach at the top. These BOLTS are available in a wide variety of SIZES and styles.
9.

__________ windows are provided at the corner of a room.(a) Circular(b) Corner(c) Gable(d) DormerThe question was asked by my school principal while I was bunking the class.My enquiry is from Types of Windows in portion Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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The CORRECT ANSWER is (b) Corner

The explanation is: Corner Windows are placed at the corner of room and thus they have two faces in two perpendicular directions. Due to such situation, there is entry of LIGHT and air from two directions and in many cases, the elevation of the building is ALSO IMPROVED.

10.

The size of ________ depends on the dimension of the room, use of the room, location of the room, direction and speed of the wind, obstruction to light by neighbouring buildings, etc.(a) Ventilator(b) Door(c) Window(d) LintelsI have been asked this question during an interview.My question is based upon Components of a Door topic in chapter Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

Answer» RIGHT choice is (c) Window

Explanation: For 30 M^3 inside CONTENT of the room, there should be at least 1 m square of window opening. The total area of the window opening should be at least 15% of the floor area of the room.
11.

The figure below represents ___________(a) Pin hinge(b) Garnet hinge(c) Butt hinge(d) Back flap hingeThis question was posed to me during an interview.Asked question is from Doors, Windows and Ventilators in division Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Right answer is (a) Pin hinge

To elaborate: The above figure REPRESENTS a pin hinge. This type of hinge is used for HEAVY door shutters. The centre pin of the hinge can be removed and the two LEAVES of the hinge can be fixed separately to the door frame and the door shutter.

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Solid core flush door is also known as ________(a) Laminated core flush door(b) Cellular core flush door(c) Sash door(d) Battened doorI had been asked this question in final exam.My doubt is from Door Frames in portion Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct answer is (a) Laminated core flush door

Best explanation: Flush doors are of two TYPESSOLID core flush door and hollow core flush door. Solid core flush door is also known as a laminated core flush door. It consists of a wooden frame comprising styles, TOP rail and the bottom rail. The top and bottom RAILS are USED to hold the core.

13.

____________ is a piece of timber which is fixed in an inclined position within a frame.(a) Jamb(b) Reveal(c) Rebate(d) LouverThis question was addressed to me in an interview for job.Question is taken from Types of Doors topic in portion Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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14.

The length of the horn is _____________(a) 10-15 cm(b) 15-20 cm(c) 25-30 cm(d) 30-35 cmThis question was posed to me in an interview.This is a very interesting question from Definition of Technical Terms topic in portion Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct option is (a) 10-15 cm

Explanation: The LENGTH of the horn is generally about 10-15 cm. It is used to FACILITATE the FIXING of the frame in the wall OPENING.

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_________ windows are similar to the sliding doors and the shutter moves on the roller bearings, either horizontally or vertically.(a) Sliding(b) Swinging(c) Rolling(d) MetalThe question was asked in an international level competition.This intriguing question comes from Types of Windows topic in chapter Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct answer is (a) Sliding

For explanation: In Sliding Windows, suitable openings are provided in the walls to receive the SHUTTERS when Windows are opened out. Such Windows are provided in trains, BUSES, Bank counters, SHOPS, ETC.

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_________ is a vertical member which is employed to subdivided a window or door opening vertically.(a) Transom(b) Jamb(c) Mullion(d) RebateI had been asked this question during an internship interview.The origin of the question is Types of Doors topic in chapter Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct answer is (c) Mullion

The best I can explain: WHEREAS, TRANSOM is a HORIZONTAL member that is employed to subdivide a window OPENING horizontally.

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_________ is the top most horizontal member of the shutter.(a) Head(b) Bottom rail(c) Top rail(d) StyleI had been asked this question in my homework.My question is from Types of Doors in division Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

Answer» CORRECT choice is (C) Top rail

For explanation I WOULD say: Whereas, bottom rail is the lowermost horizontal member of the shutter. Style is the outside vertical member of the shutter of a DOOR or a WINDOW.
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________ consists of a group of member which form a support for a door or window.(a) Sill(b) Head(c) Style(d) FrameI got this question in examination.My question comes from Types of Doors in division Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Right answer is (d) FRAME

Explanation: Whereas, the lowermost or BOTTOM horizontal PART of a WINDOW frame is known as the Sills. The DOOR frames are usually not provided with the sills.

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In the designation 6 WS 12, the letter S stands for __________(a) Window opening(b) Single shutter(c) Double shutter(d) Height of openingThe question was asked in unit test.My query is from Location of Doors and Windows in section Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

Answer» CORRECT answer is (b) Single shutter

For explanation I would say: The designation 6 WS 12 denotes a window OPENING with single shutter where the letter W stands for window opening and the letter S stands for a single shutter. It tells that the width of the opening is 6 MODULES and height is 12 modules.
20.

_______ is a horizontal projection of the head and sill of a frame.(a) Ledge(b) Horn(c) Batten(d) ShutterThis question was addressed to me by my college director while I was bunking the class.I would like to ask this question from Definition of Technical Terms in portion Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

Answer» CORRECT option is (b) Horn

The best I can explain: A horn is a HORIZONTAL projection of the head and sill of a frame. BATTENED and ledged doors are made of vertical bonds known as battens which are FIXED with the help of horizontal supports known as ledges.
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__________ is the middle horizontal member of the shutter where the locking arrangement is provided.(a) Lock rail(b) Cross rail(c) Top rail(d) Bottom railI got this question in class test.I'd like to ask this question from Types of Doors topic in chapter Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct ANSWER is (a) Lock RAIL

To explain I would say: The additional horizontal rails FIXED between the top and bottom rails of a SHUTTER are known as the intermediate or cross rails. A rail which is fixed between the top rail and cross trail is CALLED as Frieze rail.

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A window should be located on the __________ side of a room as seen from the point of view of fresh air.(a) Eastern(b) Northern(c) Western(d) SouthernI have been asked this question by my college professor while I was bunking the class.Question is from Location of Doors and Windows in portion Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Right choice is (b) NORTHERN

To elaborate: A WINDOW should be located on the northern side of a room as seen from the point of FRESH air. This WOULD let the fresh air INSIDE the building and will provide good ventilation.

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The width of rebating of the timber frame at its outer edge varies between ________(a) 12.5-15 mm(b) 2.5-13 mm(c) 8.1-9.2 mm(d) 18.5-20.5 mmThis question was posed to me by my school teacher while I was bunking the class.This key question is from Door Frames in portion Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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The CORRECT answer is (a) 12.5-15 mm

For EXPLANATION: The width of rebating of the timber frame at its outer EDGE varies between 12.5-15 mm. In this case, the depth is equal to the thickness of the SHUTTER. However, the depth of rebating of the timber frame at its inner edge is equal to 10 mm.

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The ___________ are generally provided to give light and ventilation both to the interior part of a building.(a) Ventilators(b) Doors(c) Windows(d) LintelsI had been asked this question in unit test.The above asked question is from Components of a Door in section Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Right choice is (c) Windows

For explanation I would say: When Windows are PROVIDED for a purpose of LIGHT only, as in case of storage ROOM, showrooms, etc., they may be fixed so that they cannot be open. But when Windows are provided for light and ventilation, some or all the PORTIONS of Windows must open.

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The minimum width for __________ doors ____________ doors and doors in public building such as hospitals, library, etc., are 800 mm, 1 m and 1.2 meters respectively.(a) Internal, External(b) External, Internal(c) Internal, Main(d) External, MainThis question was addressed to me in class test.The origin of the question is Components of a Door in section Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Right choice is (a) Internal, External

Best explanation: Regarding height and WIDTH of a door, the GENERAL rule FOLLOWED in INDIA is as FOLLOWS – Height = width + 1 m to 1.2 m approx. & WidthWidth = 0.4 to 0.6 of height.

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For instance, the designation 6 WS 13 denotes a window opening with single shutter having width equal to 6 modulus i.e. _______ and height equal to 13 modulus i.e. _________(a) 600 mm, 13 mm(b) 6 mm, 13000 mm(c) 600 mm, 1300 mm(d) 6 mm, 13 mmThe question was posed to me by my school teacher while I was bunking the class.Asked question is from Components of a Door topic in chapter Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct option is (C) 600 mm, 1300 mm

To elaborate: In a similar way, the designation 12 WT 12 DENOTES a Window opening with two Shutters having width and height is equal to 12 models i.e. 1200 mm.

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The contact surfaces of tenons should be treated with __________ before putting together.(a) Mud(b) Animal glue(c) Amber(d) AlcoholThis question was posed to me in an online quiz.This interesting question is from Door Frames in section Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Which of the following is an anti-termite solution?(a) Aldrex(b) Acetone(c) Alcohol(d) WaterI have been asked this question in an internship interview.My question comes from Door Frames in section Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct CHOICE is (a) Aldrex

The explanation: Aldrex is an anti-termite SOLUTION. It is added to coal tar which is then rubbed on all the parts of the timber FRAME which are in contact with the masonry. This prevents the timber from the attack of termites. Acetone is a VOLATILE solution and hence is soaked by the wood which makes it INEFFECTIVE against the attack of termites.

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Which of the following frames are used only for those residential buildings where more funds are available?(a) Timber frames(b) Aluminium frames(c) Steel frames(d) Stone framesThis question was addressed to me by my college director while I was bunking the class.This interesting question is from Door Frames in portion Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Right answer is (b) ALUMINIUM frames

The best I can explain: Aluminium frames are used only for those residential BUILDINGS where more FUNDS are available because of their large costs. Timber frames can be easily ATTACKED by termites. Stone frames are used in VILLAGES where the stone of good quality in required size is available.

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__________ is a vertical member of the frame used to subdivide a door vertically.(a) Panel(b) Shutter(c) Mullion(d) RevealThe question was posed to me during an internship interview.The above asked question is from Definition of Technical Terms topic in section Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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_______ is the bottom-most horizontal part of a frame.(a) Head(b) Sill(c) Brace(d) StyleThis question was posed to me by my school teacher while I was bunking the class.My question comes from Definition of Technical Terms in section Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct answer is (B) Sill

Explanation: Sill is the bottom-most horizontal PART of a frame. A head is the top horizontal part of a frame. BRACES are the inclined members provided for braced doors. Style is a component of a door shutter.

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A _________ door is provided with special Hinges known as the double action spring Hinges and thus the shutters of the door are held in a closed position when the door is not in use.(a) Swing(b) Revolving(c) Rolling(d) CollapsibleThis question was addressed to me by my college professor while I was bunking the class.Question is taken from Parts of Window topic in section Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct choice is (a) SWING

Easiest explanation: In case of Swing doors, when the DOOR is to be used a slight push is made and then the action of SPRING BRINGS the shutter in the open position. This type of door is widely used in passages of public BUILDING such as government offices, banks, etc.

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In __________ windows, the louvers are provided as in case of Louvered doors.(a) Louvered(b) Glazed(c) Metal(d) CircularI have been asked this question by my college professor while I was bunking the class.My question is based upon Types of Windows topic in section Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct choice is (a) Louvered

Best EXPLANATION: Louvers allow free passage of air when closed and at the same TIME, they maintain sufficient PRIVACY. The shutter CONSISTS of top rail, bottom rail and two styles which are a group to receive the louvers. The economical angle of INCLINATION of the louvers is 45° and they are generally fixed in position.

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A __________ steel door consists of a frame, a drum and a shutter of thin Steel plates or Iron sheets of thickness about 1 mm.(a) Revolving(b) Swing(c) Rotation(d) RollingThe question was asked by my school teacher while I was bunking the class.My question is taken from Parts of Window topic in section Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

Answer» RIGHT answer is (d) ROLLING

Easy explanation: The rolling STEEL doors are sufficiently strong and as they can be easily rolled up at the top, they cause no obstruction to the floor as well as the opening. The Rolling doors are usually provided for the garage, showrooms, SHOPS, FACTORY buildings, etc.
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_____________ is the top horizontal member of a shutter.(a) Head(b) Top rail(c) Style(d) SillI had been asked this question by my college director while I was bunking the class.My question is from Definition of Technical Terms topic in division Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct option is (B) Top rail

Explanation: The top rail is the top horizontal member of the SHUTTER. The MIDDLE horizontal member of the shutter is the lock rail and the lowermost horizontal member of the shutter is called the BOTTOM rail.

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____________ is the top horizontal part of a frame.(a) Head(b) Shutter(c) Style(d) RailThe question was asked by my school teacher while I was bunking the class.My doubt stems from Definition of Technical Terms topic in chapter Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct choice is (a) Head

The best I can explain: Head is the TOP horizontal PART of a frame. A SHUTTER is a component of DOOR fixed to a frame. Style and rail are the components of a door shutter.

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Which type of lock is represented in the given figure?(a) Cupboard lock(b) Rim lock(c) Pad lock(d) Mortise lockI had been asked this question in an online interview.This intriguing question originated from Doors, Windows and Ventilators topic in chapter Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct answer is (a) Cupboard LOCK

Easy explanation: The above figure represents a cupboard lock. Various types of locks commonly used are mortise locks, cupboard locks, RIM locks, PAD locks, lever handle locks, ETC.

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Which of the following is a substitute of garnet hinge?(a) Pin hinge(b) Nar-madi hinge(c) Strap hinge(d) Butt hingeI have been asked this question during an online interview.The query is from Doors, Windows and Ventilators in chapter Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

Answer» CORRECT option is (c) STRAP hinge

For explanation: Strap hinge is a substitute of the GARNET hinge. It is USED for ledged and braced doors and other heavy doors such as for garages and STABLES.
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A __________ door is formed from the vertical boards, known as the battens, which are secured by horizontal supports, known as ledges.(a) Ledged(b) Ledged and braced(c) Ledged and framed(d) Ledged, framed and bracedThe question was posed to me during an online interview.This key question is from Parts of Window topic in chapter Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct ANSWER is (a) Ledged

The best I can explain: In Ledged doors, the battens are 100 mm to 150 mm wide and 20 mm to 30 mm thick. The ledges are generally 100 mm to 200 mm wide and 30 mm thick. The three ledges are generally EMPLOYED to top, middle and bottom. The battens are SECURED by means of suitable joints and the shutter is hung on T-Hinges which are fixed on the ledges.

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______________ are the windows provided on the sloping rooms.(a) Gable(b) Circular(c) Dormer(d) SkylightThis question was posed to me in an internship interview.This key question is from Types of Windows in section Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct choice is (c) Dormer

For explanation: The main purpose of providing Dormer Windows is to admit light and air to rooms that are constructed within or below the ROOF slopes. Whereas, CIRCULAR Windows are PIVOTED Windows of circular SHAPE. They are useful for factories, workshops, ETC.

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A ___________ door essentially consists of a centrally placed mullion or pivot in a circular opening.(a) Revolving(b) Swing(c) Collapsible(d) ShutterI have been asked this question in unit test.The origin of the question is Parts of Window in portion Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct answer is (a) Revolving

Easy explanation: The revolving shutters or leaves which are 4 in numbers are radially ATTACHED to the pivot. The shutters may be fully glazed, fully panelled or partially panelled and partially glazed. The CENTRAL pivot is provided with the ball BEARING at the bottom and BUSH bearing at the top so that its rotation is smooth and without any jerks, friction and noise.

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A ___________ may be defined as an openable barrier secured in an opening left in a wall for the purpose of providing access to the user of the structure.(a) Window(b) Door(c) Ventilator(d) LintelI had been asked this question during an online exam.The origin of the question is Components of a Door in section Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct choice is (b) Door

The best I can explain: Door basically consists of two parts, NAMELY, frame and shutter. The door shutter is held in a position by the door frame which in turn is FIXED in the opening of the WALL by some suitable MEANS.

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Which of the following is not a section of a steel door frame?(a) Single angle iron(b) Double angle iron(c) Q-section(d) T-sectionI had been asked this question in examination.This interesting question is from Door Frames topic in portion Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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The CORRECT option is (c) Q-section

Easiest explanation: The various sections of a steel DOOR FRAME are single ANGLE iron, DOUBLE angle iron, T-section and channel sections. Steel frames are widely used in factories and workshops.

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What should be the size of an external door of a residential building?(a) (1.0 m x 3 m) to (2.1 m x 3 m)(b) (1.0 m x 2 m) to (1.1 m x 2 m)(c) (2.0 m x 2.1 m) to (2.1 m x 3 m)(d) (1.0 m x 2.9 m) to (2.1 m x 3 m)The question was posed to me in an internship interview.The above asked question is from Size of Doors in division Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct answer is (b) (1.0 m x 2 m) to (1.1 m x 2 m)

To elaborate: The generally adopted SIZE of an external DOOR of a residential BUILDING is (1.0 m x 2 m) to (1.1 m x 2 m). The adopted size of doors for bathrooms and closets is usually (0.7 m x 2 m) to (0.8 m x 2 m).

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The cross-sectional area of the head and the post of a door frame is generally kept the same.(a) True(b) FalseI had been asked this question in my homework.My question is from Door Frames in division Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Right ANSWER is (a) True

Best explanation: The cross-sectional AREA of the head and the POST of a door frame is generally kept the same. The TOP horizontal member of the door frame is known as the head while the vertical members are known as posts.

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The width of a door should be such that it ensures the passing of two people walking ______ through that door.(a) Head to head(b) Shoulder to shoulder(c) Toe to toe(d) Hand to handThis question was addressed to me in an interview for internship.The doubt is from Size of Doors topic in portion Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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The correct choice is (B) Shoulder to shoulder

The explanation is: The width of a DOOR should be such that it ensures the PASSING of two people walking shoulder to shoulder through that door. In the case of an opening, the number of modules indicates the width and the height, where each module is of 100 mm.

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Holdfasts are generally bent into __________ shape.(a) T(b) Z(c) H(d) KI got this question in an interview.The above asked question is from Definition of Technical Terms in division Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct OPTION is (b) Z

The BEST I can explain: Holdfasts are GENERALLY bent into a Z SHAPE. One end is fixed to the door frame and the other end is EMBEDDED in the wall. The minimum number of holdfasts recommended on each side of the door is generally three.

48.

Which of the following is not a component of a door shutter?(a) Style(b) Panel(c) Frame(d) RailThis question was addressed to me in an interview for job.My question comes from Definition of Technical Terms topic in portion Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct choice is (c) Frame

Explanation: A door SHUTTER COMPRISES of styles, PANELS and RAILS. There are mainly three types of rails – top rail, lock rail and BOTTOM rail.

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Which of the following components of a door is an assembly of horizontal and vertical members?(a) Shutter(b) Frame(c) Frog(d) NoggingThe question was asked in an internship interview.The origin of the question is Definition of Technical Terms in portion Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Right choice is (b) FRAME

To explain I WOULD say: A door consists mainly of two PARTS – door frame and door shutter. A frame is an assembly of HORIZONTAL and vertical MEMBERS which is attached in the opening of the wall by hold-fasts.

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Aldrop is fixed in internal doors.(a) True(b) FalseI have been asked this question in my homework.This is a very interesting question from Doors, Windows and Ventilators topic in division Doors, Windows and Ventilators of Construction & Building Materials

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Correct choice is (b) False

The best EXPLANATION: Aldrop is the type of BOLT which is fixed in external doors where PAD locks are to be USED. Another type of bolt that is used for external doors where pad locks are to be used is HASP and staple bolt.