Site Measurement Sheets for Modular Kitchens

Measurements taken at the flat go on one sheet that the designer and the factory both read. Nothing is copied twice, so the cutting list follows the wall.

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What the sheet records

One sheet per kitchen, opened at the flat and filled in before the measurer leaves.

Wall lengths and ceiling height

Each wall is measured near the floor, at counter level and close to the ceiling, because plastered walls rarely run true. The shortest reading governs the carcass.

Beam drops and projections

Beam depth, duct boxes and anything that cuts into a loft or a wall unit, written with its height from the floor.

Window and door positions

Where a sill falls, which way the door swings, and how far a shutter may open before it strikes something.

Service points

Water inlet, drain, gas line, switchboard and chimney duct positions, each given as a distance from the nearest corner.

Wall photographs

Pictures of every wall, the corners and the existing points attach to the sheet from the measurer phone.

Measuring at site

The sheet opens on the measurer’s handset or tablet inside the flat. The measurer records readings as they are taken rather than writing on a pad and typing later at the showroom. A second visit after civil work is kept as its own sheet, so the change in a wall or a duct is visible. Both sheets stay on the project.

What the sheet feeds

The layout drawing

The designer draws base, wall, tall and loft units against the measured wall, not against a guess made in the showroom.

The quotation

Running feet come from the sheet. A later correction moves through to the quote.

The cutting list

Panel sizes for the factory are worked out from the governing readings, with filler and scribe allowances applied.

What the sheet does not settle

It does not shift plumbing or electrical points, which the client arranges
Civil chipping and tile work stay outside this record
It does not draw the kitchen; the design module does that
Which fields appear on the sheet is set up with you

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can measurements be entered without a network at site?

Entry on a phone needs the site to be reachable. Where coverage is poor the readings are typed at the showroom and marked as entered later.

What if the flat is measured twice?

Both sheets are kept. The newer one governs the cutting list, and the older stays for comparison.

Are photographs of the walls stored?

Yes. Images attach to the sheet and open beside the readings when the designer starts the layout.

Does it calculate panel sizes on its own?

Panel sizes follow your own allowances for filler, skirting and scribe. Those allowances are entered during set-up.

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