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Step-by-step guide

How to measure and photograph your space

With good measurements and photos, we can give you an accurate quote with no surprises. It takes about 15 minutes and you can do it yourself.

Before you start

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Tape measure

Measure in inches if you can β€” that is how cabinets are built.

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Paper and pencil

Sketch the room by hand, even if it looks rough, and write down every measurement.

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Your phone

The regular camera is enough. Wipe the lens and turn the lights on.

Step 1 β€” Take the measurements

Always measure corner to corner. When in doubt, measure twice: a one-inch mistake shows up at install.

Top view

  1. 1

    Full wall

    Measure every wall corner to corner, not just where the cabinets go.

  2. 2

    Window

    Measure from the nearest corner to the MIDDLE (center) of the window β€” not the edge. Also note the window width.

  3. 3

    Sink, stove and fridge

    Measure from the nearest corner to the MIDDLE (center) of each one β€” not the edge. Also note their width.

  4. 4

    Doors

    Measure from the corner to the door frame, and the door width.

  5. 5

    Outlets, water, drain and gas

    Mark them on your sketch: where the outlets, water valves, drain and gas line are.

Wall front view

  1. 6

    Floor to ceiling

    Measure the full height of the wall, floor to ceiling.

  2. 7

    Window height

    Measure up: from the floor to the bottom of the window. (The sideways distance, from the corner to the middle of the window, goes in step 2.)

  3. 8

    Window to ceiling

    Measure from the top of the window to the ceiling.

  4. 9

    Anything unusual

    Note beams, columns, soffits or uneven floors.

πŸ’‘ Quick tips

  • β€’Write each measurement on your sketch right away β€” don't trust your memory.
  • β€’Ask someone to hold the end of the tape so it stays straight and accurate.
  • β€’No kitchen yet, or still unfinished? That's fine, measure the walls anyway.

Step 2 β€” Take the photos

Photos show what measurements can't. These examples show you what we look for.

βœ“Do this

Photo 1: the whole room

Photo 1: the whole room

Stand in a corner so the ceiling, floor and walls are all visible. Even if you have no kitchen yet.

Photo 2: each wall, floor to ceiling

Photo 2: each wall, floor to ceiling

One photo per wall, straight on. Windows, doors and appliances fully in the frame.

Photo 3: the corners

Photo 3: the corners

Shoot each corner to show how the walls meet, and everything against them.

βœ•Not this

Cropped

Cropped

Missing the ceiling and floor β€” we can't see the height or the sides.

Too dark

Too dark

Turn on every light and avoid shooting into a bright window.

Tilted and too close

Tilted and too close

Stand straight and a bit farther back so the whole wall fits.

Extra photos that really help

  • πŸ”ŒClose-ups: outlets, water valves and the gas line.
  • ⬆️The ceiling, if there are beams, soffits or ducts.
  • 🧊Your appliances, to see their model and size.
  • πŸ“Your hand sketch with the measurements, if you made one.

Step 3 β€” Send it to us

Before you send, check that you have everything:

  • βœ“Each wall's measurement, corner to corner
  • βœ“The floor-to-ceiling height
  • βœ“Window: distance from the corner to the middle of the window, and its width
  • βœ“Doors: distance from the corner and width
  • βœ“Sink, stove and fridge: distance from the corner to the middle (center) of each
  • βœ“Outlets, water, drain and gas marked
  • βœ“A photo of the whole room and one of each wall

Frequently asked questions

I don't have all the measurements, can I send what I have?+

Yes. Send what you have and we will tell you what is missing. The more complete, the more accurate the quote.

Can I send the photos by WhatsApp?+

Yes, use the WhatsApp button on this page. You can also upload them with the button below.

Do I measure just the cabinet area or the whole wall?+

The whole wall, corner to corner. That way we can see how to fit everything that works.

I'm not used to a tape measure in inches, what do I do?+

Use whatever unit you have (inches or centimeters) and write it next to each number. We do the conversion.

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