The easiest and cheapest way to take measurements of your kitchen is to do it yourself! We support you to make this process easier through our process kitchen measuring video instructions. Alternatively, you can also use our printed kitchen measuring guide To use as a reference while taking measurements.
If, for any reason, you are unable to take these measurements yourself, we can help you with our kitchen measurement verification service. This service costs €50. This amount will be deducted from the price of the kitchen if you purchase it from IKEA.
What are the benefits of kitchen measurement service?
Why should I consider the IKEA kitchen measurement service?
We always recommend and support you to take your kitchen measurements by yourself. However, sometimes you may not be able to do it alone. For a small fee, we arrange for an experienced and professional technician to visit your home to take accurate measurements of your kitchen space and document all the critical details.
- Specialization: The measurement service is provided by a technician with many years of experience in the kitchen sector.
- Accuracy: Our technicians are experts at identifying and measuring all the specifications needed for a successful IKEA kitchen installation. This helps to avoid costly mistakes.
- Convenience: The technician records all the details and delivers them directly to IKEA. This saves you time and makes it easy to start drawing right away.
What is included in the kitchen metering service?
During the measurement visit to your home, the technician will:
- Take photos of your space for reference.
- Collect and verify all the necessary measurements and details for a successful plan.
- Deliver all measurement data directly to IKEA.
The following specific details will be measured and documented:
- Room dimensions: Total height, length and width of the room.
- Walls and corners: Confirmation that the walls are perfect (straight) and that the corners are at 90 degrees.
- Windows and doors: The dimensions, position and height from the floor for all windows and doors, including window sills and frames.
- Obstacles and accessories: The precise location of radiators, pipes, boilers, support poles and any other fixed elements.
- Ceilings: The position of any obstacles on the ceiling, including sloping ceilings.
- Utility connections: The exact location of all existing links to:
- Electricity (sockets, switches, connection type)
- Water (fountains and drains)
- Gas
- Ventilation
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