Free Kitchen Cabinet Measuring Worksheet

A kitchen cabinet layout is built on a handful of numbers: how long each wall is, how tall the ceiling is, where the window sits, and how much room the fridge, range, dishwasher and sink take up. This free four page worksheet walks you through all of them in about 20 minutes with a tape measure, and gives you a one line formula for a ballpark cabinet budget. Send us your numbers and we lay out the cabinets and send back an itemized list priced in two of our lines, free.

Overhead plan of a 10 by 10 kitchen with two 10 foot walls, appliances and the corner labeled
Page 2 of the worksheet: how a kitchen is counted in linear feet, the number every cabinet price is quoted against.

What is inside

  • Page 1: how to use it and the tools you need (a tape measure, a pencil, your phone, and a helper for long walls).
  • Page 2: measure the walls. Each cabinet wall, the island, ceiling and soffit height, and the window, plus the ballpark formula: linear feet times the price per foot for the line you like.
  • Page 3: measure the appliances and sink, then sketch the room on a 1 foot grid.
  • Page 4: pick your style. Door style, box material, color, uppers, crown and extras, as a checklist we price your cabinet list against.

Get the worksheet

Enter your email and the download opens right away. We also send it to your inbox, plus one short email a week or so with a measuring tip, a cost guide or a new layout guide. Unsubscribe any time.

Why measure before you shop

Most kitchen quotes that change after the order come down to a few things nobody counted: the fillers at the walls, the end panels where a cabinet side shows, and the toe kick. A measured layout catches those on paper. While you measure, you can browse the RTA kitchen cabinets we carry or order $45 door samples to see the colors in your own light.

Call 657-279-8130 or visit the KBF showroom in Anaheim, CA. We ship to the lower 48 states.