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1. 140 mm Actualy thickness of a 150mm CMU (in mm)
2. 12.5 Number of CMU blocks per square meter
3. Roderang Bakal (steel trowel) Used to finish a smooth plastered surface
4. Roderang Kahoy (wooden Used to finish a rough plastered surface

trowel)
5. Tansi (nylon) used to represent column gridlines during

stakeout
6. 4 gallons 1 tin of paint =
7. #120 Which has smoother grit, #100 or #120?
8. 40 Bag of cement in kg
9. 1 Bag of cement in cu ft
10. arbitrary Common type of concete proportioning
11. Anodized Mill finish of aluminum sections
12. 3/8" Min diameter of rebar used for structural

works
13. 200 mm Minimum splice length
14. 3 Minimum number of longitudinal bars in a

wall footing
15. Glazing putty Used to fix a glass on a steel window sash
16. Diamond cutter Used to cut glass
17. 12mm Thickness of solid surface
18. 1/8" Minimum thickness of plywood
19. 3/4" Max thickness of plyboard

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20. Square feet Commercial unit of glass
21. meter BOQ unit of glass
22. Architect Prepares the BOQ
23. Contractor Prepares the BOM
24. 4x8 Dimension of MDF by feet
25. 4x8 Dimension of plywood by feet
26. Spray gun Paint tool for stucco finish
27. 4" Minimum length of baby roller
28. Mortar gun Used to apply texture paint
29. Bolada Filipino term for building projections
30. Tisa Filipino term for clay tile roofing
31. Ton or kg Commercial unit of quantity of structural

steel
32. 30 Min length of structural steel in feet
33. 4x8 Dimension of welded wjre fabric jn feet
34. 1/8 Min diameter of welded wire mesh
35. Chip door Aka hidden/secret door
36. 32 Min width if pre-painted GI corrugated roof-

ing sheet (in inches)
37. 8 ft Max length if itdinary GI corrugated roofing
38. 2-3 cubic meter Capacity of elf truck
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39. Rebocada Primer coat of plastering work
40. 6 1/4" = ___ mm
41. 16 5/8"= ___mm
42. 10 3/8"= ___mm
43. 22 7/8"= ___mm
44. 4.5 3/16" = ___mm
45. Slump Test Determines the consistency of concrete.
46. 1:3 Standard mix proportion of plaster
47. 2400 kg Weight of concrete per cubic meter
48. Putty Applied last before painting
49. Clear top coat Applied after finish coat
50. QDE Paint commonly used for metal gates
51. To avoid buckling Purpose of rebars on a masonry wall
52. Wide varieties of steel Produced on continuous process of cold

rolled and hot rolled steel
53. 6-7 cubic feet Capacity of 1 bagger concrete mixer
54. 20 ft Length of stainless steel tubing
55. Tempered Strengthened glass
56. 2 Material test results should be kept for how

many years
57. Owner Approves material specs
58. Specs
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Conflict between plans and specs, which
will govern?
59. Long span sheets Has a 10 year warranty
60. Roof deck waterproofing Has a 5 year warranty
61. Acrylic Most common plastic for advertising
62. Melamine Which is not a thermoplastic
63. Long time for paint to adhere What happens when enamel is applied to
metals
64. Fluid applied Not a type of waterproofing
65. Gypsum Not a substitute for plastic laminates
66. Hardboard Which has no melamine form
67. 1/8 Min thickness of float glass
68. CHB Appropriate material for a vacation house

situated in a remote area
69. 1.5mm Thickness of Ga. 16
70. 0.45mm Thickness of Ga. 26 roofing sheet
71. 6x12 Dimension of standard concrete test cylin-

der
72. 4x8 Dimension of sub-standard concrete test

cylinder
73. 220 Estimated number id 6" CHB for a 5 x 3.5

M wall
74. Plastering of wall, painting of Has the same area for application
wall
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75. Plasolux Highest cost per gallon
76. Corrugated GI sheet Cheapest per piece
77. Romblon Cheapest marble
78. Cull Term for unacceptable building material
79. White Color code of PS 230 reinforcing bar
80. 300 Minimum waterproofing return for roof

decks with parapet
81. Plastic Limit Water content at which soil begins to crum-

ble
82. Fill materials soil, crushed stone, and sand used

to raise an existing grade, or as a
man-made-deposit; generally used under
footings, pavers, or concrete slabs on grade
83. 3 Number of seconds per immersion point of

the needle vibrator
84. Boulder AASHTO classification for rocks >300mm
85. Cobble AASHTO classification for rocks

76mm-300mm
86. Gravel AASHTO classification for rocks

4.75mm-75mm
87. Plasticity Index a range of moisture in which a soil remains

in a plastic state while passing from a semi-
solid state to a liquid state
88. Fill materials Used to raise an existing grade
89. Fill materials "Escombro"
90. Borrow Fill Banda y banda or escombro

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91. Riprap Constructed layer of stone to prevent ero-

sion
92. Gabion A wire basket lled with rocks or stones

used for stabilising slopes and protecting
the base of cliffs in areas of coastal erosion.
93. 30 Apply termiticide _______ mins before con-

crete pouring
94. Hexaflumuron Insect growth regulator used in the bait sys-

tem of termite-proofing; by Sentricon
95. Asphaltic concrete Concrete with asphalt as binding element
96. Vitomol Cold mix asphaltic concrete
97. Asphalt macadam Compacted gravel with asphalt as top layer

and binder
98. Asphalt overlay For contour correcting of existing pavement
99. Hot Mix Asphalt More durable kind of asphalt
100. Quick lime Slaked/hydrated lime
101. Type 1 Portland Cement Normal; for general construction
102. Type 2 Portland Cement Moderate; resistant to sulfate action; for

large piers and retaining walls
103. Type 3 Portland Cement High early strength; fast curing; for early
removal of formworks or cold-weather con-
struction
104. Type 4 Portland Cement Low heat, surface resisting, for massive
structures like dams
105. Type 5 Portland Cement Heavy sulfate resistance
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106. White/stainless cement Cement free of iron or impurities
107. Pozzolanic cement Cement with volcanic ash, slag cement
108. inversely proportional Relationship of strength with water-cement

ratio
109. Arbitrary Most common concrete proportioning
110. Class AA concrete propor- 1:1.5:3 for underwater or retaining walls

tioning
111. Class A concrete proportion- 1:2:4 for slabs, beams, columns, walls and
ing stairs
112. Class B concrete proportion- 1:2.5:5 for footings, slabs on fill and walls
ing thicker than 4"
113. Class C concrete proportion- 1:3:6 for plantboxes or non-critical

ing
114. Class D concrete proportion- 1:3.5:7 for mass concrete works

ing
115. 1 bag of cement = 1 cubic foot
116. 30 Delivery of concrete from mixer to forms

should not exceed ___ mins.
117. Drum mixer Most common type of concrete mixer
118. Time, temperature, moisture 3 main factors of concrete curing
119. Admixtures Materials that are added to a concrete mix

to change certain properties of the concrete
such as retarding setting time, reducing wa-
ter requirements, or making the concrete
easier to work with.
120. Brand of concrete hardener Florhard
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121. Non-staining curing paper Used to cure floor hardener
122. Lacquer putty Fastest drying putty
123. Gypsum putty Slowest drying putty
124. Lacquer putty and body filler Putty with strongest odor
(Polituff)
125. Gypsum and patching com- Putty with least irritating odor
pound
126. Automotive acrylic Paint with strongest odor
127. Flat/Gloss Latex Paint with least odor
128. Pigment Solid component of paint
129. Vehicle Liquid component of paint
130. Fulatite Brand of plastic wood, wood filler
131. Stripsol Brand of paint stripper
132. Enamel Type of paint that can't be sprayed
133. Primer "Pondo"
134. Concrete lazonizer Applied before painting to balance alkalinity
135. Latex Cheapest paint option for repainting of ceil-

ing
136. Gypsum putty Putty for drywall
137. Acrytex Textured paint from Boysen
138. Textured paint Kind of paint that is good for exterior and for
hiding imperfections
139. Vinegar or charcoal Used to minimize odor of epoxy flooring

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140. New construction "Basal"
141. Drawing index Composed of the drawing title and scale
142. Pull strings "Batak ng tansi"
143. Plumb "Hulog"
144. Superstructure something built on top of something else;

the part of the building that was built on top
of the foundation or base
145. Foundation bed The natural material on which the construc-

tion rests
146. Grade beam Part of a foundation system which supports

the exterior walls of a superstructure and
bears directly on the column footing
147. Footing tie beam a structure used to distribute horizontal

forces to other pile caps or footings
148. Foundation Walls The part of the structure, typically below

grade, upon which all other construction is
built.
149. Anywhere Where to bore for soil boring tests
150. Triangle within footprint Usual positioning of bores for soil boring
test
151. Allowable bearing capacity maximum unit pressure a foundation is per-

mitted to impose vertically or laterally on the
soil mass
152. Shearing strength Ability to resist displacement when an ex-

ternal force is applied
153. Clay and silt Cohesive soils
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154. Frictional soils Sand and gravel
155. Water table Level beneath which has groundwatwr
156. Pit with slanted sides How to dig cohesionless soils
157. Standard Penetration Test measure of density of granular soils and the
consistency of some clays
158. 3 Minimum points for penetration test
159. Geotechnical Engineer Performs standard penetration tests and

signs soil test reports
160. Excavating Digging earth to make space for foundation
161. Rear or area farthest from a Best place to excavate first

street
162. Soil Stabilization Process of compacting the soil on which the

structure rests on
163. Civil code Contains protection of adjoining structures
164. PE sheet Used to cover and retain soil on excavation

sides
165. Diaphragm mode Shoring used as foundation
166. Shotcrete The placing of concrete using pneumatic

pressure of dry mix concrete or mortars
167. Embodied energy The total energy (or carbon footprint) re-
quired to produce a product.
168. 40 db Splicing for footing bars
169. Anywhere Construction joint for footing
170. 40 mm Thickness of concrete spacer
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171. Hot air welding How to connect vinyl sheets
172. Intensive and extensive 2 kinds of green roofs
173. Don't increase dead load What shouldn't happen when you convert a
roofdeck to a green roof?
174. Well points Vertical pipes inserted to the ground with

mesh
175. Anywhere exposed to sun Where to put turf blocks
176. 1/3 top layer Where to put temp bars for concrete SOG
for road and pavements
177. Seismic joint What joint to employ on the bridgeway to an

expansion building
178. Old to new Concrete pouring sequence of bridge con-

necting an old building to a new one
179. Control Joint A groove in a concrete structure made to

predetermine the location of cracks.
180. Temperature Reason for hairline cracks
181. Sub base gave in Reason for broken concrete
182. Keyed joint Mortar joint between brick courses
183. 8" Length of dowel joint
184. Ridge Topmost part of roof, usually where two

roofs converge
185. Roof Beam Supports a roof
186. Truss or rafter Supports the roofing material
187. Purlins For mounting the roofing material
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188. Soffit/invert Area under the eave.
189. Monitor Roof above another roof for ventilation
190. Gas station Project most suitable for butterfly roof
191. Bird's mouth Joint used to connect a rafter and a roof

beam
192. Hold down plate Steel used to connect a rafter and a roof
beam
193. 10 Number of corrugations per corrugated

roofing sheet
194. 0.45 mm Gauge 26 roofing
200. Tekscrew a screw used to fasten metal roofing sheets

to the purlins
201. 0.60 m Purlin spacing
202. Purlin Where the gutter is attached
203. Fascia Covers roof framing/structure
204. Bottom to top Direction of roofing sheet installation
205. Reglet devices that form slots in concrete for the

insertion of flashing.
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206. Clay tile (Tegola) Oven baked tile roofing
207. 0.30 m Purlin distance for tile roofing
208. Asinto Steel Manufacturer of Coloroof
209. Discolouration Disadvantage of fiberglass
210. Less lapping Advantage of long span rib type roofing
211. 10 years Warranty of long span rib type roofing
212. Valley Intersection of two roofs
213. Gusset plate Plate used for steel to steel truss connec-
tions
214. Fish plate Plate used for wood to steel truss connec-
tions
215. Scab Plate used for wood to wood truss connec-

tions
216. King Post Truss A triangular frame formed by two inclined

members joined at their apex and a horizon-
tal tie beam that connects their lower ends;
a vertical central strut extends from apex to
tie beam
217. Queen Post Truss A roof truss having two vertical posts be-
tween the rafters and the tie beam.
218. Howe Truss A truss having upper and lower horizontal

members, between which are vertical and
diagonal members; the vertical members
of the web take tension, and the diagonal
members are under compression.
219. Pratt Truss A type of truss with parallel chords, all ver-
tical members in compression, and all di-
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agonal members in tension. The diagonals
slant toward the center
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Terms in this set (537)
Kamagong, Tanguile, and Yakal fall under which

hardwood
classification of wood?
Ebony Dense black/brown hardwood species.
Kamagong Local wood, also known as Philippine Ebony
Straight-grained, reddish-brown timber of three

Mahogany
tropical hardwood species.
Tanguile Local wood, also known as Philippine Mahogany
Two (2) local wood materials which fall under

Mahogany
Tanguile, Yakal
answer format:
T******, Y***
True / False:
false The terms "hardwood" and "softwood" directly

relates to the actual physical hardness or softness of
the wood.

True / False:
true The terms "hardwood" and "softwood" are often

misleading because they have no direct relation to
the actual physical harness or softness of the wood.
Wood classification usually from evergreen trees. It

softwood is the less expensive and more plentiful
classification of wood.
Wood classification that grows much quicker, are

softwood
softer, and are easier to work with.
The less expensive and more plentiful classification

softwood
of wood.
Classification of wood suited for structural framing

softwood
and sheathing.
evergreen Softwood usually comes from _____ trees.
True / False:
true
Softwood is less expensive and more plentiful than
hardwood.
True / False:
false
All softwood comes from evergreen trees
True / False:
false
All hardwood comes from deciduous trees

True / False:
true
Not all softwood comes from evergreen trees
True / False:
true
Not all hardwood comes from deciduous trees
True / False:
true Hardwood contains a more complex system of

pores or vessels while softwood has a simple
structure of large cells.
True / False:
false Softwood contains a more complex system of pores

or vessels while hardwood has a simple structure of
large cells.
True / False:
true
Softwoods are generally brittle while most
hardwoods are flexible.
True / False:
false
Hardwoods are generally brittle while most
softwoods are flexible.
This occurs when there is an excessive accumulation

ptich pocket
of resin or gum in certain areas of wood.
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The hydrocarbon secretion of many plants,
generally of coniferous trees.
Resin is the _____ secretion of many plants, generally

hydrocarbon
of coniferous trees.
Adhesive substance, mostly obtained from the bark

gum
of trees or shrubs.
Identify this part of wood
pitch pocket
heartwood Hard, nonliving innermost layers of a tree.
Usually contains deposits of various materials that

heartwood frequently give it a darker color than the
heartwood.
Generally darker, denser, more durable, and less

heartwood
permeable part of a tree.
True / False:
true
It is common to find boards with both heartwood
and sapwood combined.
Fill in the blanks:

nonliving
The heartwood is composed of _____ cells

Living outer layers of a tree, between the outer bark
sapwood and the thin formative layers. These layers contain
the sap-conducting tubes.
Tree part that is generally lighter in color, less

sapwood durable, less dense, and more permeable than the
innermost part of a tree.
The softer, younger portion of a tree that lies

sapwood
between the cambium and the heartwood.
The portion of wood near the periphery which is

sapwood
generally lighter in color than the central portion.
Because it contains more organic matter than the

central core of the log, it is more susceptible to
sapwood
bluing fungi and wood-boring insects, and is not
durable.
True / False:
true
Sapwood is more permeable, less durable, and
usually lighter in color than the heartwood
cambium Formative layer just under the bark
True / False:
false
Heartwood is more permeable, less durable and
usually lighter in color than the sapwood

Fill in the blanks:
living
Sapwood contain _____ cells and takes an active part
in the life process of a tree
xylem Combined sapwood and heartwood
The vascular plant tissue of wood that propagates

xylem
nutrients and water and provides structural support.
This part of the wood consists of rigid, elongated

xylem
cells oriented in the direction of fluid movement.
A concentric layer of wood, shell, or bone

growth ring developed during an annual or other regular period
of growth.
Enumeration:
pith, heartwood, sapwood,
cambium, bark Parts of a tree (beginning from the center, 5
answers).
The ability of a section of wood to resist changes in

dimensional stability
volume at fluctuating moisture levels.
Multiple choice:
Low dimensional stability results in wood to ________ in

a humid environments
a. expand
b. contract

Multiple choice:
Low dimensional stability results in wood to ________ in

b dry environments
a. expand
b. contract
An inherent characteristic of wood to resist

hardness
indentation.
Measures the resistance of a sample of wood to

denting and wear. It measures the pound of force
Janka hardness test
required to embed a 0.444" diameter steel ball
halfway into a sample of wood.
True / False:
false
Softwood is generally finer grain and better looking
than hardwood.
Fill in the blanks:
The Janka hardness test measures the ____ required to

embed a 0.444" diameter steel ball _____ into a
pound of force, halfway
sample of wood.
answer format:
p*** of f**, h*****
True / False:
false
In regions of little climatic change, trees tend to
grow at an inconsistent rate.

Multiple choice:
In regions of little climatic change, trees tend to

a grow at a fairly consistent rate. This results in:
a. little variation in wood texture

b. varying color and texture of growth rings
True / False:
true
In regions of seasonal climatic change, trees grow
at different rates (depending on the season)
Multiple choice:
In regions of seasonal climatic change, trees grow

at different rates (depending on the season). This
b
results in:
a. little variation in wood texture

b. varying color and texture of growth rings
Fill in the blanks:
Wood doesn't move significantly in relation to

temperature. It does, however, move in relation to
relative humidity changes in
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relative humidity changes in _____, which temperature does have an
effect on.
answer format:
r****** *******

True / False:
True
Wood doesn't move significantly in relation to
temperature.
Size, alignment, and appearance of wood fibers in a

grain
piece of lumber
V-shaped grain pattern running the length of the

cathedral grain
board.
The direction of wood fibers run parallel to the axis

straight grain
of a piece of lumber.
decay Wood defect caused by fungi attack
Irregular grain pattern that results from an unusual

burl
growth on the tree.
This wood flaw indicates where branches were once

knot
attached.
knot The most common wood defect.
Identify this wood defect

bow

cup
crook
knot
split

twist

check
shake
wane
A curve on the face of a board, typically extending

bow from one end to the other. If the board was sitting
flat, the ends would not be touching the ground.
A distortion of the board in which the face is convex

bow
or concave longitudinal.
A crack that occurs along the wood's growth rings.

It does not extend through the entire thickness of
check the board. As a result, the corners of a board do not
touch the ground when the board is flat on a
surface.

Crack or lengthwise separation across the annual
rings of growth cause by irregular shrinkage during
check
drying. It is formed when the circumference shrinks
more than the interior section of the log.
A defect found in a board that is bent end-to-end in

crook the direction of the tall ends of a board as it
continues down the length of the board.
A distortion of the board in which the edge is

crook
convex or concave longitudinal
A warp across the width of the face, in which the

cup edges are higher or lower than the center of the
wood.
A distortion of the board in which the face is convex

cup
or concave across the board.
A naturally-occurring defect in a piece of wood. It is

knot a circular imperfection caused by a broken-off tree
branch.
Irregular growths in the body of a tree which

knot interrupt the smooth curve of the grain. The fibers of
the tree are turned from their normal course
the tree are turned from their normal course.
A defect that occurs when the grain between the

shake wood's growth rings separates. It can occur on the
face of a board or below the surface.
Cracks between the parallel to the annual rings of

shake
the growth.
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Part 2: Wood
A crack in a piece of wood that goes all the way
through the board.
A distortion of the board in which one corner is

twist
raised.
A defect that occurs when there are multiple

twist
different bends in a board.
This is the lack of wood on the edge or corner of a

wane
piece.
A wood defect wherein there is missing wood or an

wane untrimmed edge along the side or corner of a
board.
Any variation with the plane surface of the piece

warping
caused by unequal shrinkage of the board.
Well-defined openings between the annual rings

pitch pocket
containing solid or liquid pitch.
Enumeration:
Separations of the wood parallel to the grain.

split, check, shake
spl t, c ec , s a e
answer format:
sp**, c**, sh**

Fill in the blanks:
Splits are a result shrinkage during _____

drying process
answer format:
d**** p*****
seasoning Another term for the drying process of wood.
A wood defect similar to splits. It is a result of

check
shrinkage during the drying process/seasoning.
A wood defect that is biological in origin. It is a

shake
result of normal stresses in the life of a tree
Bowing, cupping, and twisting distortion in lumber

warp that occurs after it has been planed, usually during
the drying process.
Fill in the blanks:
Different methods of lumber cuts vary in the degree

angle between the ____ of the board and the wood's
face, growth ring
_____
answer format:
f_____, g_____ r_____
These boards have end grain with growth rings of 0

plainsawn
- 35 degrees to the surface.
plainsawn Also known as flatsawn

plainsawn
Lumber cut this way produce a "cathedral" grain
pattern.
Lumber cut which is the simplest, most cost-

plainsawn efficient, and delivers maximum-yield and minimal
waste.
Fill in the blanks:
Plainsawn boards have end grain with growth rings

of _____ to the surface that produce "cathedral" grain
0 - 30 degrees
pattern.
answer format:
__- __ degrees
When lumber is cut this way, the tension of the

plainsawn tangential grain can make planks cup, twist, and
sometimes bow.
Lumber cut this way tends to absorb more moisture

plainsawn
from the air which can lead to unwanted movement.
This lumber cut typically has the greatest amount of

plainsawn lateral movement across the width of the board
during seasonal changes.
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This lumber cut gets its name from the fact the log is
quartersawn cut into quarters. This cut features annual growth
rings at a 60- to 90-degree angle.

True / False:
true Plainsawn is desirable because it has less shrinkage

than quartersawn, and this is important where joints
must be kept tight.89i8
Quartersawn is desirable because it has less

false shrinkage than plainsawn, and this is important
where joints must be kept tight.
This lumber cut creates a visually appealing,

quartersawn somewhat tight vertical grain pattern, often with
dramatic flecking.
Fill in the blanks:
Quartersawn boards feature annual growth rings at

60 - 90 degrees a _____ angle.
answer format:
__ - __ degrees
This lumber cut has exceptional stability in shape -

quartersawn when dried, the board may result in simply having
slight bulging at the edges.
The grain for this lumber cut run parallel to the

quartersawn
board edges (on front & back faces, and short sides)
This lumber cut produces a unique linear or vertical

riftsawn
grain pattern with no flecking.

Fill in the blanks:
The annual growth rings for riftsawn boards are

30 - 60 degrees typically between _____ degrees.
answer format:
__ - __ degrees
riftsawn Lumber cut this way is dimensionally superior.
Lumber cut this way takes more time and labor,

riftsawn produces the most waste, and costs more per
board foot
Type of lumber cut
plainsawn
The grain for this lumber cut run parallel to the

riftsawn
board edges (on front & back faces, and long sides)
This lumber cut starts with a straight cut through the

log, which provides a full range of the wood's
livesawn
natural characteristics The grain pattern varies with
natural characteristics. The grain pattern varies, with
the vertical grain on the edges.
This lumber cut when dried, may result in

riftsawn diagonalling - forming a parallelogram section as it
dries.

Type of lumber cut
plainsawn
Type of lumber cut
quartersawn
Type of lumber cut
quartersawn
Type of lumber cut
riftsawn
Type of lumber cut


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1. 140 mm Actualy thickness of a 150mm CMU (in mm)

2. 12.5 Number of CMU blocks per square meter

3. Roderang Bakal (steel trowel) Used to finish a smooth plastered surface

4. Roderang Kahoy (wooden Used to finish a rough plastered surface

5. Tansi (nylon) used to represent column gridlines during

6. 4 gallons 1 tin of paint =

7. #120 Which has smoother grit, #100 or #120?

10. arbitrary Common type of concete proportioning

11. Anodized Mill finish of aluminum sections

12. 3/8" Min diameter of rebar used for structural

13. 200 mm Minimum splice length

14. 3 Minimum number of longitudinal bars in a

15. Glazing putty Used to fix a glass on a steel window sash

16. Diamond cutter Used to cut glass

17. 12mm Thickness of solid surface

18. 1/8" Minimum thickness of plywood

19. 3/4" Max thickness of plyboard

20. Square feet Commercial unit of glass

21. meter BOQ unit of glass

22. Architect Prepares the BOQ

23. Contractor Prepares the BOM

24. 4x8 Dimension of MDF by feet

25. 4x8 Dimension of plywood by feet

26. Spray gun Paint tool for stucco finish

27. 4" Minimum length of baby roller

28. Mortar gun Used to apply texture paint

29. Bolada Filipino term for building projections

30. Tisa Filipino term for clay tile roofing

31. Ton or kg Commercial unit of quantity of structural

32. 30 Min length of structural steel in feet

33. 4x8 Dimension of welded wjre fabric jn feet

34. 1/8 Min diameter of welded wire mesh

35. Chip door Aka hidden/secret door

36. 32 Min width if pre-painted GI corrugated roof-

37. 8 ft Max length if itdinary GI corrugated roofing

38. 2-3 cubic meter Capacity of elf truck

40. 6 1/4" = ___ mm

41. 16 5/8"= ___mm

42. 10 3/8"= ___mm

43. 22 7/8"= ___mm

44. 4.5 3/16" = ___mm

45. Slump Test Determines the consistency of concrete.

46. 1:3 Standard mix proportion of plaster

47. 2400 kg Weight of concrete per cubic meter

48. Putty Applied last before painting

49. Clear top coat Applied after finish coat

50. QDE Paint commonly used for metal gates

51. To avoid buckling Purpose of rebars on a masonry wall

52. Wide varieties of steel Produced on continuous process of cold

53. 6-7 cubic feet Capacity of 1 bagger concrete mixer

54. 20 ft Length of stainless steel tubing

55. Tempered Strengthened glass

56. 2 Material test results should be kept for how

57. Owner Approves material specs

59. Long span sheets Has a 10 year warranty

60. Roof deck waterproofing Has a 5 year warranty

61. Acrylic Most common plastic for advertising

62. Melamine Which is not a thermoplastic

64. Fluid applied Not a type of waterproofing

65. Gypsum Not a substitute for plastic laminates

66. Hardboard Which has no melamine form