GuideHow to measure your room
and send the dimensions

What you need

A tape measure or laser measure, a sheet of paper and your phone. The sketch doesn't need to be pretty – what matters is that it shows all the walls and the measurements in centimetres.

Wall lengths and height

Measure the length of every wall where furniture will go – at floor level, halfway up and just below the ceiling. Walls are rarely perfectly straight, and a difference of a few centimetres matters for made-to-measure furniture. Measure the room height at both ends of the wall. For floor-to-ceiling wardrobes, the height is the key measurement.

Windows, doors and obstacles

For windows and doors, note the distance from the corner and the width, and for windows also the sill height. Mark radiators, columns, pipes, sloped ceilings (the height where the slope starts and the height at the wall) and anything that sticks out from the wall.

For a kitchen, the connections too

Mark where the water supply and drain, sockets, the cooker or hob connection and the extractor hood outlet are. If you plan to move any of them, note where to. That way we can match the proposal to the existing services.

Photos

Photograph each wall straight on, showing the full height from floor to ceiling, and the room from every corner. Add photos of details – connections, sloped ceilings, uneven walls. If you have a floor plan or architect's drawings, send them along too.

How to send

The quickest way is WhatsApp on 041 622 220, or the form at the bottom of the page, where you can attach up to 5 files, 15 MB in total – PDF, images, DWG, Word or Excel. You get a first proposal within two working days, with no obligation. Once you confirm the quote, we measure the room precisely on site and prepare the 3D visualisation and production drawings.

Before that, you can already work out a guide price with the calculator. If you are deciding on materials, read our guide Chipboard, MDF, veneer or FENIX.