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Measure Your Kitchen Like a Pro
Our guided tool makes it simple--and your kitchen cabinet measurements are always reviewed by a design expert.
You only need a tape measure to get started
Have questions? Call us at (800) 580-5535
What’s Next After Measurements?
1. Get Matched With A Designer
Typically takes 1-2 business days to receive designer
After you submit your dimensions you will be matched with a designer. The designer will walk you through the design process and further specifications needed before getting started. Some will ask for a design consultation. You will be provided with a design and quote right away.
2. Get Your First Design
Takes 2 business days on average for first design
Our designers will send you an 3D design of your kitchen. You'll see both the overhead & perspective view of the kitchen, you will also receive an estimated price.
3. Work With Your Designer to Make Changes
Takes 1-3 Business days on average for revision requests
After you submit your dimensions you will be matched with a designer. Each designer has her own process. Some will provide you with a design & quote right away, others will ask for further specifications before getting started.
4. Purchase With Confidence
Once you land on a design you love within your budget, you can purchase the final itemized quote on our website or over the phone with your designer. Shipping time will vary based on cabinet line, see listings for estimates.
Two Ways to Get Started
1
Need Measurements?
We provide a step-by-step guide which will walk you through all the measurements you need.
2
Already Have Measurements?
Submit your architectural plan, CAD model or previous design plans online or email them to designers@rtacabinetstore.com
Frequently Asked Questions
Use our measuring tool above for step-by-step instructions. Otherwise, start by sketching the layout of your kitchen and labeling each wall. Measure the full length of every wall, from corner to corner, then measure from the floor to the ceiling in multiple spots to check for variations. Mark windows, doors, gas lines, plumbing, and electrical outlets. The more details you capture, the better your design will turn out
All you need is:
- Tape measure (preferably at least 25 feet)
- Pencil
- Graph paper or printable template
- Level
- Smartphone or camera for photos
Bonus: A laser measurer can help with precision.
Measure the distance from the floor to the ceiling, then subtract the height of your base cabinets and countertop (usually around 36"). This tells you how much vertical space you have for wall cabinets. Don’t forget to account for the space between the countertop and bottom of the wall cabinets—typically 18".
Measure from the floor up to where the countertop will sit (usually 34.5" for the cabinet box, plus 1.5" for the countertop). Measure the wall length along the floor and mark any appliances or obstructions like vents or outlets.
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We will provide a step-by-step guide to help you acquire all the necessary measurements.