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None Windows and Exterior Doors
The middle rail of a door is called the                 rail.
  1. lock
  2. center
  3. door
  4. support
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This term is used to identify the outside vertical members of the door.
  1. Frame
  2. Sash
  3. Stiles
  4. Rails
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What is the portion of the window that is operable?
  1. Window swing
  2. Window sash
  3. Window pane
  4. Window opening
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When installing an exterior door, polyurethane foam (expanding foam) is sometimes used around the door frame to ensure an airtight seal. Why must you be careful as to how much foam you are using around the door frame?
  1. Challenging to remove the access foam
  2. Can cause the frame to warp and distort
  3. It expands slowly
  4. It is not the right product to use on the door
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What term is used to describe the vertical edge members of the window sash?
  1. Muntin
  2. Stile
  3. Light
  4. Frame
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What is the term used for a door that comes with the door installed in the frame?
  1. Pre hung
  2. Pre built
  3. Pre made
  4. Ready built
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What is the most common hole size when drilling out for a lock set?
  1. 2"
  2. 2 1/8"
  3. 2 1/4"
  4. 1 3/8"
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What is the recommended size of the gap between the door and the door jamb?
  1. 3/16"
  2. 3/32"
  3. 1/8"
  4. 3/64'
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After the door is placed in the opening, what do you check for level first?
  1. Sill
  2. Right jamb
  3. Left jamb
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