$$ have just completed the complete door and window take$-$off for a residential framing, see below. The walls are $9$ ft high and the building has the dimensions of $50\text{'}$x$100\text{'}.$

$\backslash$table$[[$Item$,$Size $(HxW)$ Quantity,$],[$Interior Doors,$7ft3ft,6],[$Exterior Doors,$8ft3\mathrm{.}5ft,2],[$Sliding Windows,$3ft5ft,8],[$Double$-$Hung Windows,$5\mathrm{.}5ft3ft,10]]$

Using the above door and window schedule, $($A$,$ complete a detail list of various components of wall framing. Please note that the sill height for all windows is $3$ feet and three cripple studs are used underneath each window. For this exercise you can disregard any cripple used between the top plate and any header. Please assume California corners.

Fill$-$in the Length$/$Quantity of each wall member in the following table:

Component Length $($ft$)$ Quantity

$\backslash$table$[[$King Stud$],[$Trimmer Stud$],[$Trimmer Stud$],[$Trimmer Stud$],[$Trimmer Stud$]]$

Header

$q,$

Header

Header

Cripple Stud

Rough Sill

Rough Sill

What is the total wall length

${?}^{-}$Draw your complete external framing floor plan. Use proper symbols for doors, windows, studs, headers, etc. Also draw one elevation plan view of your building. Again use proper symbols, etc. Assume this is view is from the south looking north.