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Domco Tarkett Commercial
AIA/Architectural Record Continuing
Education
Instructions
- Read the article "Resilient
Flooring Design Options."
- Complete the questions below, then fill in your answers
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- Fill out and submit the AIA/CES education reporting form
in the magazine or print
the form to receive one AIA learning unit.
Questions:
LU: 1 HS: 1
1. Area separation-walls must:
a. Be continuous from the foundation to the underside of the
protected
roof sheathing
b. Continue through the roof to form a parapet
c. Both A and B
d. Either A or B
1. Which is more
easily, less expensively installed and more easily repaired?
a. Tile
b. Sheet flooring.
2. The major
components of resilient flooring are vinyl and:
a. Plasticizers
b. Fillers
c. Stabilizers
3. In applications.
like cleanrooms, where particulates are a problem, which is
a better solution?
a. Higher-vinyl content
b. Lower-vinyl content
4. As a general
rule, the higher the coefficient of friction (COF) the lower
the maintenance the floor will require.
a. True
b. False
5. The Illuminating
Engineering Society of North America recommends that floors
in offices have a reflectance factor of:
a. 20-40 percent
b. 30-50 percent
c. 20-30 percent
6. Vinyl flooring
products have not been significant contributors to the spread
of fire or resulting hazards.
a. True
b. False
7. Higher quality
vinyl floors may also utilize which:
A: a. Vinyl wearlayer
b. Urethane wearlayer
8. Which is used
to minimize degradation and discoloration from heat and light.
a. Plasticizers
b. Stabilizers
c. Pigments
d. Fillers
9. The “calendering”
process means:
a. Components are mixed together then fed through a series
of rollers to achieve the desired gauge.
b. Melt-compounding the ingredients at high temperatures then
molding into the desired shape.
10. Which account
for roughly 80 percent of all installed resilient flooring?
a. Vinyl composition tile (VCT)
b. Vinyl enhance tile (VET)
c. Solid vinyl tile (SVT)
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