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None Interior Installation Techniques and Terminology
Vinyl Plank flooring is to be installed on a basement floor that is uneven and bumpy. What will need to be done to ensure proper installation over the existing concrete floor?
  1. use more adhesive for the vinyl plan floor where it is uneven
  2. use self level compound and grind the concrete where needed
  3. add shims to the flooring where it is out of level
  4. You can't install this type of floor on concrete
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This type of wood flooring is solid wood and generally has a tongue and groove cut into it, as well as an undercut.
  1. Wood strip flooring
  2. Wood tile flooring
  3. Resilient flooring
  4. Laminate flooring
None Interior Installation Techniques and Terminology
When installing hardwood flooring, what is done to the first row of flooring?
  1. Cut to fit parallel in the room
  2. Nailed and glued into place
  3. Face nailed to add strength
  4. All of the above
None Interior Installation Techniques and Terminology
When laying out wood flooring how is it recommended to be installed?
  1. Running along the longest wall
  2. Running along the shortest wall
  3. Start in the middle of the room
  4. Start in the closet
None Interior Installation Techniques and Terminology
When installing wood flooring in a bedroom, what is recommended around the perimeter of the room to allow for expansion and contraction?
  1. Add caulking between the wall and the floor
  2. Leave a gap between the floor and the wall
  3. Do not nail the last 6" of the board
  4. Add extra nails in the middle of the room
None Interior Installation Techniques and Terminology
What is the first thing to lay on the floor before installing laminate flooring?
  1. Concrete
  2. Glue
  3. Underlayment
  4. Flooring
None Interior Installation Techniques and Terminology
This type of wood flooring is found in older homes and is generally manufactured in 1'x 1' mats and small pieces of solid wood.
  1. Laminate
  2. Resilient
  3. Parquet
  4. Wood strip
None Interior Installation Techniques and Terminology
This type of wood floor is made up of a layer or plywood and a thing layer of veneer.
  1. Laminate flooring
  2. Engineer wood flooring
  3. Resilient flooring
  4. Parquet flooring
None Interior Installation Techniques and Terminology
This type of flooring is made with a highly durable plastic or other type of finish. Often installed in a "floating" floor type installation and can have numerous designs.
  1. Parquet flooring
  2. Engineer wood flooring
  3. Resilient flooring
  4. Laminate flooring
None Interior Installation Techniques and Terminology
When installing hardwood flooring, what is done when you are required to change directions with the floor?
  1. Cut off the tongue
  2. Mitre the corner
  3. Change directions with a butt edge
  4. Add a spline
None Interior Installation Techniques and Terminology
When installing any type of flooring the door jamb can stay in place, however it can be cut down in place with the help of what type of saw?
  1. Flooring saw
  2. Reciprocating saw
  3. Circular saw
  4. Jamb saw
None Interior Installation Techniques and Terminology
This type of flooring is generally used in high traffic areas and can come in rolls, tiles or strips. Not often made of wood and can be manufactured of vinyl of wood composites.
  1. Laminate flooring
  2. Resilient flooring
  3. Strip flooring
  4. Parquet flooring
None Interior Installation Techniques and Terminology
Which of the following types of insulation is best suited for high moisture areas?
  1. Glass fibre insulation (Roxul)
  2. Extruded polystyrene insulation
  3. Fibreglass batt insulation
  4. Spray foam insulation
None Interior Installation Techniques and Terminology
Describe a flooring nailer and it's operation.