How to Measure

Draw an outline of your kitchen layout, or shape of the room, marking where the walls are.

Mark where any windows or doorways are in your kitchen and label them.

Mark your cabinet layout. This could be your current layout, or if you’re looking to change, your desired cabinet layout.

Mark where appliances are/will be and label them.

Now you can take your measuring tape and measure the following. *Note: measurements don’t have to be precise to the 1/10th inch, you can round to the nearest number.

Measure windows and doorways from outer trim to outer trim (instead of just the window opening) and label the measurements.

Measure walls to outer trims of windows/doors, or wall to wall if there are no other wall openings.

Measure floor to ceiling. Measure all corners as some corners may be higher or lower than previous measurement.

In your sketch, mark whether an area has upper cabinets or lower cabinets (or both).

Measure the depth of your counter from edge to wall (this will help us with knowing which cabinets are best).

Take pictures of your current layout. We recommend taking a couple from different angles in the room to help our designers see how everything fits together in conjunction with your measurements.

Measure Height of existing Sink Drain- A optimal height is 16 ½ inches from Floor to center of drain. Considering a 9 to10-inch deep undermount sink.