Studs, 2" × 5"; ⁵/₆ ft. B. M., per lin. ft.: [12]63 pieces, each 21', order 22' 1,386 106 pieces, each 12', order 12' 1,272 20 pieces, each 20', order 20' 400 10 pieces, each 8' 6", order 10' 100 ----- Total 3,158 2,632 PARTITION STUDDING _Quantities_ LINEAR FEET FEET B. M. First floor, 2" × 4"; ⅔ ft. B. M., per lin. ft.: Studs, 160 pieces, each 9' 9", order 10' 1,600 Sills, 16 pieces, each 15', order 16' 256 ----- Total 1,856 1,237 Second floor, 2" × 4"; ⅔ ft. B. M., per lin. ft.: Studs, 180 pieces, each 9' 9", order 10' 1,800 Sills, 10 pieces, each 15', order 16' 160 ----- Total 1,960 1,307 Attic, 2" × 4"; ⅔ ft. B. M., per lin. ft.: Studs, 54 pieces, each 8' 9", order 10' 540 Studs, 133 pieces, each 6' 6", cut from 14' 938 ----- Total 1,478 985 MISCELLANEOUS _Quantities_ LINEAR FEET FEET B. M. Lookouts: 50 pieces, each 3" × 1" × 2', cut from 8' 25 37 pieces, each 6" × 1" × 2', cut from 8' 37 Furring, for brick walls, 1" × 2"; ⅙ ft. B. M., per lin. ft.: 125 pieces, each 11', order 12' 1,500 250 ----- ------ Grand total of framing 18,578 [12] Where studs over 20 feet are required, it is sometimes more economical to use two short studs, inserting a plate over the first-story studs and resting the feet of the second-story studs thereon. _Cost_ The price of the framing is based on the following cost of 1,000 feet board measure of hemlock, which includes framing. 1,000 ft. of hemlock $28.00 Nails and spikes, allowing 100 lb. to 3,000 ft. of lumber, at $2 per 100 pounds .67 [13] Cost of framing, per 1,000 feet of lumber 12.00 ------ Cost per thousand feet B. M. $40.67