Building & Construction Practice Test: Damp Proofing, Water Proofing and Termite Proofing — Flashcards | Construction Industry | FatSkills

Building & Construction Practice Test: Damp Proofing, Water Proofing and Termite Proofing — Flashcards

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Damp proofing: A moisture control technique that prevents moisture from entering a structure during construction. It involves using chemicals and techniques to reduce the spread of moisture from outside sources.

Waterproofing: A process that makes a structure water-resistant or waterproof so that it's not affected by water. Waterproofing solutions can be used on roofs, exteriors, and interiors to keep residential spaces dry.

Termite proofing: A treatment that prevents termites from growing in a building. Termites can enter buildings through cracks, pipes, walls, and floor joints. Once termites develop in a building, it can be expensive and difficult to finish.

Note: There is a difference between dampproofing and waterproofing. Dampproofing is intended to keep out soil moisture while waterproofing keeps out both moisture and liquid water.

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In order to prevent the entry of damp into a building, the course are provided are known as the ________ course.
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