Chapter 9 : Metal Stud Installation (PPMF)

Stud and drywall placement must originate from the same end of any wall, with the open side of all but the originating end stud facing the start point.

• True

• False

Most 90° corners are framed with two studs: a corner stud and a(n) ______ stud.

• Slap

• Cripple

• Backing

• Drywall

An obtuse angle is an angle that is less than 90°.

• True

• False

The hard side of the stud should always face the start of layout.

• True

• False

A(n) (a)   corner is framed with three studs and can be used in an exterior structural wall or shear wall.

When using aviation snips to cut metal studs, it is important to avoid using any pushing force when making the final cut.

• True

• False

______ provide(s) additional support for attaching finish fixtures such as handicap grab bars, cabinets, or mirrors.

• Drywall

• Cripples

• Backing

• Slap studs

Non-loadbearing headers are typically used for exterior or shear walls.

• True

• False

To ensure that the assembly performs properly, the drywall and studs should not be fastened to the deflection track to allow for free movement.

• True

• False

The type of backing material that is fire-resistant by nature is

• Metal

• Wood

• PVC

• CRC