Kitchen measuring service

Those small details matter!

IKEA kitchen measurement service gives you a reliable foundation to plan your new kitchen – and peace of mind that all your planning will lead to perfection. Let our technicians provide correct measurements and document the necessary details.

Have questions about kitchen measuring?

How it works
List of specifications
Do-it-yourself guides

How to book kitchen measuring service and prices

You can book our kitchen measuring service for ﷼150.

Book online or in the kitchen department at your local IKEA store or contact us for a slot booking.

How IKEA kitchen measuring service works

Before and during a kitchen measuring appointment

Start dreaming and researching by browsing our kitchen inspiration or trying our online kitchen planners.
Book a measuring appointment online. Shopping in a store? Consult a co-worker in the kitchen department.
Be sure your space is ready to be measured. Walls and ceilings must be finished. Plumbing, gas and electrical connections must be present.
During your appointment, a professional technician will take photos and collect all the necessary details about your kitchen space like room dimensions, wall/corner inspections and locations of doors, plumbing, etc. To get an idea of what the technician will document, consult the list of required kitchen specifications in the section below.

After a kitchen measuring appointment

Update your dreams, designs and plans based on your validated measurements.
If you want more help from us, check out our kitchen planning service for one-on-one time with a kitchen expert.

What information do we need to measure your kitchen?

With IKEA kitchen measuring service, a technician will take photos and collect all the details below. If you’re doing your own kitchen measuring, here’s the information you’ll need to have to plan accurately.

Room dimensions: You’ll need measurements for width, wall length and ceiling height. On each wall, mark connections for electricity, water, gas, vents. Measure dimensions and mark locations of obstacles like radiators, pole supports, columns, etc.

Windows: Measure window dimensions, floor-to-window distance and window frame dimensions. Measure the space needed to fully open each window.

Doors: Measure door dimensions, floor-to-door distance, door thickness and door frame dimensions. Measure the space needed to fully open each door.

Electrical: For electrical outlets, measure the distance from the floor and sidewalls. List the type of electrical connection (single-phase or three-phase). Note the amperage and number of appliances that you will connect electrically (dishwasher, refrigerator, stovetop, oven). Measure and document the location of light switches.

Vent: Measure the diameter (and if necessary, the adaptation to the IKEA standard for the flexible exhaust pipe), the distance from the floor to the vent (at the bottom of the opening), the distance from the sidewall at the vent (the beginning of the opening).

Water connections: Measure the distance to the two water sources from the sidewalls, the distance to the water drain from the floor and the wall and if there are additional water connections (like a dishwasher or washing machine).

Gas connections: Measure the distance from the floor to the gas connection, the distance from the sidewall to the gas connection, the diameter of the gas pipe, the distance from the floor and from the sidewall to the gas pipe.

Position of celiing obstacles, including sloping

How to take your own kitchen measurements

When you’re cooking, a bit more of this or a little less of that doesn’t usually matter. But when you’re planning a new kitchen, every detail counts. Measuring where you’ll install your new kitchen is extremely important. Give yourself plenty of time to measure precisely – and measure more than once, if possible, to check your work. Reference the complete list of what to measure and document above and check out the tools below.

How to measure for your new IKEA kitchen

Get a quick overview by watching our new kitchen measurement video, with step by step instructions as well as tips & tricks. When you’re ready to work, hit pause along the way so that you can measure at your own pace.

Try the online kitchen planner

If you have a desktop or laptop computer, you can use the IKEA Kitchen Planner. The “Room Layout” section lists elements that can help you understand what to measure and document.