1. The wood for carpentary works has to be chosen with
care.
2. The wood should be free from knots, marks or
blemishes.
3. It should be straight, not bent.
4. If at all any wood with marks is used, the marks
should face on the exterior side of the apartment.
5. Randha (planing) for the wood should be done with
proper care. Randha should be done with a stable hand.
6. The wood is cut to the perfect size with all sides
joined at a perfect right angle.
7. The fabricated grills are inserted properly in the
wooden frames.
8. The window shutters are fixed to the frame and the
whole assembly is than fixed in position.
9. Two coats of Black Japan are applied at the face of
the frame (the face which touches the masonary) as anti termite
treatment.
10. The tower bolts must be fixed in plumb. All the
tower bolts must be of
equal
size.
11. All screws must be fitted with screw driver and no
hammering is allowed. The screw driver must be used at right angle to the
screw.
12. All screw heads must be fixed smoothly in the
countersunk.
13.All carpenters to work in 'Jodis' (pairs) with one
senior experienced carpenter working with a new inexperienced carpenter.
14.No carpentary tools should be placed directly on
tiles. A proper cardboard should be placed below the tools and the wood being
worked on.
