Becoming a Certified Licensed Door Processor- Quiz 3

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Which 2 of these statements are correct?
- You can use any blank product available in the market
- You may only process & certify those doors/blanks you have been given permission to process
- Scope of certification is not interchangeable between different certification schemes
- All door types are suitable for any application
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Which 4 of these statements are correct?
- Different timbers char at different rates. Not all timbers are suitable to be used for fire door frames
- The density and moisture content of the frame material must be within limitations stated on the relevant associated documentation
- 1 x wood screw is sufficient to fix the corner joint of a frame
- The size, profile and doorstop specification of the frame are critical to fire performance and limited by scope of certification
- You must account for gaps between the frame and the door, and account for tolerances. But these gaps must not exceed those detailed in the relevant associated documentation supporting scope for specific certification and product
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Which 2 of these is correct? When machining and installing a glazed aperture:
- Only compatible systems as detailed within the certification scope documentation can be used
- Glass orientation has no impact on fire performance
- As long as the glass is the same thickness it can be used
- Intumescent edge seals, setting blocks, bead specification and fixing are critical to maintaining certification
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