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Front wall · member lengths 22 pieces
Net blanks rounded up to 1/16″. Sloped members require their end angles; this list is for quantity planning and is not a complete cutting or connection detail. Header plies are counted individually.
| Mark / member | Blank length | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| E01 · End stud | 7′ 7 15/16″ | 1 |
| E02 · End stud | 7′ 8 11/16″ | 1 |
| E03 · End stud | 7′ 7 15/16″ | 1 |
| E04 · End stud | 7′ 8 11/16″ | 1 |
| H01 · HeaderHeader · 1.5 × 7.25 in actual | 5′ 3″ | 2 |
| J01 · Jack stud | 6′ 6 1/2″ | 1 |
| J02 · Jack stud | 6′ 6 1/2″ | 1 |
| K01 · King stud | 8′ 9 7/16″ | 1 |
| K02 · King stud | 8′ 9 7/16″ | 1 |
| C01 · Upper cripple | 1′ 9 13/16″ | 1 |
| C02 · Upper cripple | 2′ 5 13/16″ | 1 |
| C03 · Upper cripple | 2′ 9 13/16″ | 1 |
| C04 · Upper cripple | 2′ 1 13/16″ | 1 |
| F01 · Common stud | 8′ 3 9/16″ | 1 |
| F02 · Common stud | 8′ 7 9/16″ | 1 |
| F03 · Common stud | 7′ 11 9/16″ | 1 |
| T01 · Top plate | 5′ 7 7/8″ | 1 |
| T02 · Top plate | 5′ 7 7/8″ | 1 |
| T03 · Top plate | 5′ 7 7/8″ | 1 |
| T04 · Top plate | 5′ 7 7/8″ | 1 |
| B01 · Bottom plate | 10′ | 1 |
Bottom plates include material through doors for wall assembly. Any field splices, header fillers and corner connections require their specified detail.
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Materials at a glance
Sheet counts are area equivalents. Check a cutting layout and the specified products before ordering. Lumber is net cut length; it does not include stock-length waste.
| Material | Quantity | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Wall framing · 2×4 | 526.3 lin ft | Net cut lengths of studs, plates, jacks and sills. Stock waste and extra corner backing are separate. |
| Header lumber · specified depths | 17 lin ft | Individual plies counted; sizes are entered assumptions. See each wall’s member list. |
| Wall sheathing · 4×8 equivalent | 13 sheets | Gross exterior wall area + 10%. No opening credit or sheet nesting. |
| Roof sheathing · 4×8 equivalent | 6 sheets | Sloped surface including overhangs + 10%. Panel type and thickness are unspecified. |
| Floor sheathing · 4×8 equivalent | 5 sheets | Floor area + 10%. Floor framing, panel specification and supports require a separate design. |
| Wall cladding coverage | 369.8 sq ft | Net area after rough openings + 10%. Trims, laps and product coverage may increase the order. |
| Roof covering coverage | 185.8 sq ft | Roof surface + 10%. Confirm product coverage, pitch limits, laps, ridges and flashing. |
Still to specify: foundation and anchorage, floor joists and supports, roof rafters or trusses, ties, bracing, connectors, fasteners, moisture control, trim and product thicknesses. The drawings do not size those assemblies or establish permit eligibility.
Floor plan & wall elevations
Front wall · outside view
Frame length 10′ · 22 individual members
#1 Double door: RO 5′ × 6′ 8″; left 2′ 6″, bottom 0″; header depth 7 1/4″, 2 plies, 1 kings / 1 jacks per side.
Right wall · outside view
Frame length 11′ 5″ · 25 individual members
#2 Side window: RO 3′ × 2′ 6″; left 3′ 9″, bottom 3′ 4″; header depth 5 1/2″, 2 plies, 1 kings / 1 jacks per side.
Back wall · outside view
Frame length 10′ · 16 individual members
Left wall · outside view
Frame length 11′ 5″ · 15 individual members
Gable roof, ridge front to back · 6:12 pitch · 8″ horizontal overhang · 8′ low/eave wall height · 2×4 walls at 16″ O.C. · Timber-floor surface.
Gable and sloped walls use plates following the roof line. The high-point figure is the wall profile above the floor; roof thickness, foundation height and any high-side overhang rise are additional. This is a planning model, not a permit drawing.
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