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Exam 29: Exterior Wall Cladding-III Stucco, Adhered Veneer, Eifs, Natural Stone, and Insulated Metal Panels
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Question 21
Multiple Choice
Metal lath is required when stucco is applied on
Question 22
Essay
Discuss the difference between control joints and expansion joints in a stucco- clad wall.
Question 23
Essay
Stucco applied on a stud wall consists of three coats. What is the thickness of each coat and the total thickness of stucco?
Question 24
Essay
Sketch a combined dead- load support and tieback anchor used in a stone- clad wall.
Question 25
Multiple Choice
The term EIFS is an acronym for
Question 26
Essay
Using a sketch, explain the anatomy of stucco applied over a metal- stud wall assembly, showing all components.
Question 27
Essay
Discuss the pros and cons of EIFS cladding compared with stucco cladding.
Question 28
Essay
What are the limitations of stucco cladding?
Question 29
Essay
A stucco surface, made of Portland cement and sand mix, shrinks on gaining strength, introducing tensile stress in it. Therefore, when stucco is applied on a (wood or steel)stud wall, it is reinforced with metal lath. Despite the lath reinforcement, a stucco wall requires control (shrinkage)joints. Why?
Question 30
Essay
What is dimension stone?
Question 31
Essay
How is a base coat stucco mix typically applied on a wall-by spraying it on or troweling it?
Question 32
True/False
Control joints are required to be more closely spaced on a stucco surface backed by a stud wall than on a stucco surface backed by a masonry wall.
Question 33
Short Answer
In which cladding system is it easy to provide surface ornamentation, such as carved window sills, ornamental roof cornices and parapets, corner quoins, etc.?