KITCHEN MEASUREMENT GUIDE
Getting started, you don’t need to arrive with all the answers. Designing a bespoke kitchen is a process, one that unfolds step by step.
Having your room measurements to hand is a helpful place to begin. It allows us to start shaping your design with accuracy and care, ensuring the process moves forward smoothly, with no surprises as your kitchen takes form.
01
Wall measurements
What you’ll need
Start by sketching the shape of the room and noting the length of each wall in millimetres as you go. Be sure to include the ceiling height as well.
A few tips
If your room has a sloping ceiling, record both the highest and lowest points.
It’s also useful to measure the ceiling height in two places on opposite sides of the room, as levels can sometimes vary slightly.
02
Doors + Windows
What you’ll need
Add any windows and doors to your sketch, noting the smaller wall measurements between each opening.
A few tips
If possible, include the height of the windowsill so we can see whether furniture could sit comfortably beneath it.
It’s also useful to mark whether doors open into or out of the room, a small detail that helps refine the flow of the kitchen.
03
Add services
What you’ll need
Mark any existing services within the room, such as radiators, boilers, plumbing points and electrical sockets. Including these details helps us understand how the space currently works.
A few tips
Don’t worry if you don’t know where the sockets are going yet; we can help you decide.
Include the height, width, and depth of your boiler and if there are any pipes associated.
04
Send images
What you’ll need
If you have other designs, architect plans, Pinterest boards or pictures of the space, these are all helpful.
A few tips
Pictures of any unusual spaces help, also of any boilers you have in the room.
A quick video is also a great option to give us a better understanding of your space.
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