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How to measure your kitchen

for cabinets in 4 easy steps

To start, you’ll need a few sheets of letter size paper (grid paper recommended), a pencil, an eraser and a good quality measuring tape.

1

Sketch out a floor plan (bird’s eye view) of your wall space.​

  • Include any windows, doors, soffits (bulkheads/stacks).​
  • Add divider lines to section areas between walls, windows, etc. as shown on the diagram

2

Using your measuring tape, start by measuring the height of the ceiling.

  • Pull out the tape with lots of slack and place the metal edge of the tape on the floor against a wall.
  • Run the tape up the wall until you reach the ceiling as shown in the illustration.
  • Record this measurement at the bottom corner of your sketch. (Example: H of C = 96”)​

3

Measure each section and record on your sketch. 

  • In the diagram, there are letters to represent each section. These letters will be replaced with dimensions on your plan.
  • Don’t forget to include the measurement of the trim/molding around windows and doors. Think of the entire window and trim as an obstacle.
  • Note: If you do not plan to move the current location of plumbing or electrical outlets, you’ll need to measure and record where they are on your plan.​

4

On a separate sheet of paper, measure and record any appliances that you plan to keep. ​

  • Record the width, height and depth of the appliances.​
  • Note: Most appliances have the model number on a sticker on the inside of the door. Record the model number if you have one.​
  • If you plan to get all-new appliances, you do not have to measure your current appliances—simply provide the model numbers of the new appliances. ​

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How to measure your kitchen 
for cabinets in 4 easy steps

To start, you’ll need a few sheets of letter size paper (grid paper recommended), a pencil, an eraser and a good quality measuring tape.

1

Sketch out a floor plan (bird’s eye view) of your wall space.​

  • Include any windows, doors, soffits (bulkheads/stacks).​
  • Add divider lines to section areas between walls, windows, etc. as shown on the diagram

2

Using your measuring tape, start by measuring the height of the ceiling.

  • Pull out the tape with lots of slack and place the metal edge of the tape on the floor against a wall.
  • Run the tape up the wall until you reach the ceiling as shown in the illustration.
  • Record this measurement at the bottom corner of your sketch. (Example: H of C = 96”)​

3

Measure each section and record on your sketch. 

  • In the diagram, there are letters to represent each section. These letters will be replaced with dimensions on your plan.
  • Don’t forget to include the measurement of the trim/molding around windows and doors. Think of the entire window and trim as an obstacle.
  • Note: If you do not plan to move the current location of plumbing or electrical outlets, you’ll need to measure and record where they are on your plan.​

4

On a separate sheet of paper, measure and record any appliances that you plan to keep. ​

  • Record the width, height and depth of the appliances.​
  • Note: Most appliances have the model number on a sticker on the inside of the door. Record the model number if you have one.​
  • If you plan to get all-new appliances, you do not have to measure your current appliances—simply provide the model numbers of the new appliances. ​
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