Finish TradesQuestion 242 of 700
Under the North American Architectural Woodwork Standards, three quality grades are defined. Between Premium and Custom, which grade is typically the LOWEST/most economical, used where appearance requirements are minimal?
a.Premium
b.Custom
c.Economy
d.Marine
Explanation
NAAWS defines Economy, Custom, and Premium grades; Economy is the lowest and is used where cost drives the work and appearance is not critical. Premium is the highest, Custom is the common default, and Marine is not a NAAWS grade.
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