On-Demand CEU Quiz
"Going Curbless"
A grade of 70%+ is required for AIA credit.
If you have technical difficulties, please contact Anne Wheeler at (231) 799-8000 [*109] or awheeler@noblecompany.com.
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1. Does simply removing the curb from the shower make the shower an ADA "barrier-free" environment?
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2. Barrier-free ADA showers just need a curbless shower entry.
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3. Linear drains remove water from the floor more quickly.
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True
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4. Is it a good idea to use large format tile (6"x6", 8"x8", 12"x12", or even larger tile and stone) when using point/clamping ring drains?
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5. A curbless shower does not need waterproofing in the dry area.
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6. Are traditional point/clamping ring drains less expensive than linear drains?
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7. Is a "depressed slab" important to insuring a curbless drain meets "slope-to-drain" requirements?
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8. Relocation of plumbing to accommodate a conversion from a clamping ring/point drain to a linear drain bears no additional cost.
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9. When designing a curbless shower, the entire bathroom must be treated as a wet area.
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10. Do you need to know the "dynamic co-efficient of friction" for tile or stone being installed in wet area?
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