How to Take Measurements of Your Space
To get the most out of your consultation appointment, bring along some measurements of your kitchen. It will help us talk numbers with you and help us answer questions that you may have. As you look around your room, make sure to note heat sources like vents, radiators, and baseboard heat.
The picture above is an example of what a measurement drawings looks like. It’s important to note windows, doors, appliance locations, and any obstacles in the way because it affects how many cabinets you can fit in the space.
If you decide to move forward with your order, we will verify all measurements before we finalize the design and order. We won’t rely on these initial measurements, but having these will help you get the most out of your consultation appointment.
Click the button below to go to KraftMaid’s website for the full measuring guide.
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