How to Measure Your Kitchen for Cabinets

Seven measurements, about 15 minutes with a tape measure, and a PDF worksheet to email us. We confirm every number with a free in-home measure before anything is built.

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The Seven Measurements We Ask For

Each letter on the drawing is one number we need.

Line drawing of an L-shaped kitchen with the seven measurements marked A to G: ceiling height, two wall lengths, window size, wall edge to window trim, wall edge to the sink drain and wall edge to the stove outlet.
Tap a field below and its letter lights up on the drawing.
A
Ceiling height, floor to ceiling
B
Overall length of the first wall
C
Overall length of the second wall
D
Size of each door and window, trim included
E
Wall edge to the edge of the window trim
F
Wall edge to the water drain line
G
Wall edge to the gas line or stove outlet

Tips for an Accurate Measure

  • Type inches any way you like: 96, 96.5, 96 1/2 or 8 feet.
  • Measure the wall corner to corner at counter height, not the cabinets.
  • On windows and doors, measure to the outside of the trim.
  • Note drains, gas lines and outlets. They rarely move.