(i) Armure (French): The name given to small ridge patterns like birds eyes pebble, diamond or a pattern similar to…
ANSWER: (i) Plywood 6mm to 18mm thick large enough to form the base and back of the chair (ii) Foam…
Answer: (i) measuring rule (tape) (ii) Web pincers (iii) Upholstery ripping chisel. (iv) Ringed handled hammers. (v) Scissors.
a. Elasticity: - The property which enables the wood to return to shape after bending. b. Hardness or Strongness:- The…
i. Sawing: - Hard brittle woods with extremely wild grain are sometimes cut into veneers by large thin gauge segmental…
1. Stuffing: - Stuffing is the materials that are used in upholstery to pad the seat and the back of…
Four types of furniture joints 1. Dovetailed joint - consist of one or more dovetails cut on the end of…
Cord - A strip or small rope of twisted strand or fibers. Tack - smooth, flat-headed nail-like used for all…
Fly: - An overlapping fold of cloth that hides a zipper, buttons, or other fastening apparel. Buttoning: - To furnish…
Uses (i) smoothing flat-convex edges and narrow surfaces. ii) For compound curves and for plating stopped chamfers.