10 Minute Bids
The order sheet

Framing, line by line.

Framing order sheet: Two-story house with front gables (example house, address hidden)
QtyUnitItemTotal
Lumber, by size + length1,785 pcs
4252x4 × 92⅝" precut
2382x4 × 8'
992x4 × 16'
782x6 × 92⅝" precut
3432x6 × 8'
3282x6 × 10'
582x6 × 16'
216more, 31 other sizes + lengths
Sheathing, EWP + hardware
142sheets7/16" OSB, walls
129sheets¾" T&G OSB, subfloor
173sheets½" CDX, roof
3,700LF11⅞" TJI I-joist
361LFLSL rim 1¼ × 11⅞
221eaH2.5A hurricane ties
100eaAnchor bolts ⅝ × 10
18boxesNails, 5 kinds

The order sheet as a PDF (163 KB)   The printable version   Framing takeoff from plans   Every sample

Every bid is an estimate from your plans. Plans don't show field changes: walls moved on site, extra blocking, or framing an engineer or inspector asks for. Anything built differently from the drawings won't be in the bid. We recommend a site visit to confirm measurements and conditions before you sign a contract or order materials.

Questions

The framing order sheet: questions

Is this a real framing order sheet?

Yes. It is the framing order sheet of one of our example houses: a real plan set with the address removed, every quantity measured off its 3D model. Yours comes off your own plans.

What do I do with it?

Save it as a PDF and email it to your supplier for a price, or keep it as your material list. It comes with every bid, next to the takeoff and the draft bid.

Is it exact?

It is an estimate from the plans. Plans don't show everything, so check it on site before you order.