Homeowners Guide to Proper Measurement
Every MFS Supply Custom Designed Kitchen is meticulously crafted using the finest materials to produce an end result that is nothing less than perfect.
To ensure perfection, not only is everything on our end handled under a tight quality-controlled manufacturing process, the measuring on the homeowner's side is taken into account as well. After all, to achieve perfection, nothing can be left to chance.
To that end, MFS Supply has perfected a home measuring guide that ensures every wall, angle and space is properly measured to guarantee that the end product- your magnificent kitchen- is installed exactly as it was designed.
If you require further assistance, beyond this guide, a qualified MFS Supply representative will always be available to assist you and ensure your total satisfaction.
Perfection: It's what we do.
Please follow the steps below carefully to ensure a proper measurement.
1. Your Kitchen
Grab a pencil and paper. Draw a basic outline of the diameters of the room and indicate where indentations, windows, doors etc. are situated. Don't forget to measure the ceiling height of the room and jot it down on the paper.
2. Windows & Doors
Carefully measure the height, width, depth of all windows and doors, including any moldings and trimming.
3. Diameter
Diameter of room should be measured, wall-to-wall, as follows: start at one corner of the room and measure until window or door (or until next corner, if no windows or doors on that wall). Start measuring again from beyond the window, door (or corner) until the next window, door or corner, and continue this routine until you go around the entire room and reach the corner where you began measuring. Clearly jot down all the measurements.
4. Interferences
As you measure, you will encounter unmovable obstacles such as sink pipes, gas lines and other items protruding from the walls. Carefully measure the depth of each interfering item to the wall on either side of it. Jot this down clearly on the paper.
5. Fridge, Dishwasher etc.
Note the measurements (depth, width and height) of each of your kitchen appliances, including the refrigerator, dishwasher, range, oven etc. and indicate the exact location for each of the appliances in your kitchen.
