KABINETS MEASURING GUIDE

Measure your space
with confidence.

You don't need a professional drawing to get started. A simple sketch with clear measurements, a few photos and your appliance information gives our design team what we need to begin.

DOWNLOAD MEASURING GUIDE
Printable 5-page measuring worksheet
BEFORE YOU BEGIN

All you need are three things.

01

Tape Measure

Measure all walls, openings, windows and ceiling heights. Record everything in inches.

02

Paper + Pencil

Sketch the basic shape of your room. Your drawing doesn't need to be perfect or to scale.

03

Your Phone

Take clear photos facing each wall plus a few wider photos showing the entire room.

STEP BY STEP

How to measure your space.

Work your way around the room in one direction. Label each wall on your sketch as you go.

01

Draw your room

Sketch the basic shape of the room as if you're looking down from above. Label each wall A, B, C, D and so on.

02

Measure every wall

Measure from corner to corner and write the overall length beside the corresponding wall on your sketch.

03

Mark doors & windows

Record the width of every opening and its distance from the nearest wall or corner. Note which way doors swing.

04

Measure vertically

Record your floor-to-ceiling height, window sill height and the dimensions of any soffits, beams or bulkheads.

05

Locate utilities

Mark plumbing, gas lines, vents, electrical panels and anything else that cannot be moved.

06

Add appliances

Record appliance widths and model numbers when available. Upload specification sheets with your questionnaire if you have them.

ONE LAST THING

Don't forget the photos.

Photos help us understand details that measurements alone can't show. Wider photos are usually more helpful than close-ups.

Photo facing each wall
Wide photo of the overall room
Windows and doors
Existing sink and plumbing
Soffits, beams and vents
Any unusual room conditions
NEED A LITTLE HELP?

Let us help bring it together.

Not sure where to start? Our Design Service gives you professional guidance to turn your measurements, ideas and inspiration into a cabinetry plan made for your space.

Planning measurements only. Customer-supplied measurements are used for preliminary design and planning. Final site dimensions and conditions should be verified before cabinetry is ordered or manufactured.