WALL COVERINGS Objective 4.04.

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WALL COVERINGS Objective 4.04

Bell Ringer 10/16 Copy and answer the following questions in your notebooks: The amount of light, insulation, or privacy curtains provide depends on the: Fabric, Header, Hem, or Rod? Sammy wants plenty of ventilation in his kitchen. What type of window should he select: Bay, Double-hung, Fixed, or Palladian?

Objective Recognize Wall Coverings

Outline/Vocab (on your course outline sheet) A. Paint 1. Latex 2. Alkyd B. Wallpaper C. Calculations

Paint: Is a mixture of pigment and liquid that thinly coats and covers a surface Fastest and least expensive way to cover a wall surface and change the look of a room.

Paint: Latex: Water based Quick drying Used for interior walls Easy to apply Easy cleanup with water

Paint Alkyd: Solvent based (like oil) Longer drying time Durable, washable Used for kitchens & baths Cleanup requires solvent such as mineral spirits

Wallpaper: Decorative paper or vinyl applied to wall with glue or paste Available in a limitless assortment of patterns and colors Offers variety; covers most flaws in walls but cannot be easily changed Vinyl wallpaper is washable and durable making it suitable for kitchens and bathrooms Can change the apparent dimensions of a room, making it seem smaller or larger

Wallpaper

Calculations for paint: One gallon of paint will cover 350 square feet Calculations will be based on 8 foot ceilings Begin by measuring the length and width of the room (L + L + W + W) x ceiling height / 350 = gallons of paint Example: 8 x10 Room (8 + 8 + 10 + 10) x 8 / 350 = .82 or 1 gallon (always round up)

Calculations for wallpaper: One roll of wallpaper will cover 36 square feet Calculations will be based on 8 foot ceilings Begin by measuring the length and width of the room (L + L + W + W) x ceiling height / 36 sq. ft. = rolls of wallpaper Example: 8 x 10 Room (8 + 8 + 10 + 10) x 8 / 36 = 8 rolls (always round up)

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