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About Carpentry and Joinery Practical Activities:
Published: 2014;
Pages: 448 pages;
Size: 62 Mb;
Written by Peter Brett;
Imprint: Hodder Education;
Language: English;
The complete Carpentry and Joinery series Is essential for both students and practitioners In a wide range of woodworking occupations, including site carpenters, bench joiners, form workers, maintenance carpenters, shop fitters and wood machinists. The books provide the In-depth knowledge of basic methods and principles that are essential for those studying Construction Diplomas and NVQs, plus extended material, making this a companion for life.
Book Two: Practical Activities provides:
-new sections covering the latest techniques and fully updated content In all other areas hundreds of colour diagrams and photographs;
- a clear focus on the practical elements required to complete the latest Carpentry and Joinery qualifications at Levels 1 , 2 and 3;
- a NEW feature highlighting Heritage Skills.
Content:
1. Timber ground and upper floor construction
Types of floor
Timber floor construction
Floor covering and finishing
Insulation and finishing
2. Flat and pithed roof construction
Roof types
Flat roof construction
Eaves, verge and abutment finishes
Pitched roof construction
Traditional roof structures
Roof erection
Prefabricated trussed rafters
Verge and eaves finishing
Preservation, insulation and ventilation
Other roof types
3. Partition walls
Introduction to partitions
Timber stud partitions
Metal stud partitions
Proprietary panel partitions
4. timber-framed construction and timber-engineered components
Development of timber framing
Temporary or relatively short lifespan buildings
Permanent timber-framed buildings
Barriers
Cladding
Curtain walling
Timber-engineered components
Shell roof construction
5. Stairs
Stairway identification
Stairway construction and assembly
Installation of stairs
Protection of completed work
6. Doors, frames and linings
Introduction
Door performance requirements
Door types
Matchboarded doors
Panel led and glazed doors
Other types of panelled door
Flush doors
Fire-resisting doors
Methods of door operation
Door ironmongery
Installation of door ironmongery
Door frames and linings
Assembly and fixing of door frames and linings
7. Windows
General dassitication of windows
Casement windows and fixed lights
Pivot windows
Sliding sash windows
Glazing to windows
Window ironmongery
Fixing windows
Window boards
8. Mouldings and trim
Introduction to timber mouldings and trim
Installing architraves
Installing skirting
Installing dado and picture rails
Raking moulds
9. Units, fitments, seating and miscellaneous items
Timber units
Retail units and fitments
Fixing joinery items
Seating
Lecturers and tables
10. Casings, false ceilings, panelling and cladding
Terminology
Casings
False ceilings
Panelling
Cladding
11. Temporary construction and site works
Centring
Shoring
Formwork
Pre-cast concrete moulds
Formwork inspection and safety
Timbering to excavations
Site hoardings and footpaths
Boundary fences and gates
12. Repairs and maintenance
Maintenance and repair routines
Causes of failure in products, processes and materials
Inspections and repairs
Glazing and painting of doors and windows
Multi-skill maintenance