STEP 1
Make a rough drawing of the shape of the room as a floor plan.
Represent each wall, door, window and any protrusions or
recessed areas.

STEP 2
Starting from a corner of the room, measure the overall length of
each wall in your kitchen from the top (Measurement “A” in the image above).

STEP 3
Measure each door and all windows (Measurement “B”). Indicate
the direction of the door swing. NOTE: Doors and windows are measured
from outside edge to outside edge of casing or trim.

STEP 4
Measure the exact locations of permanent appliances, radiators,
pipes, sink plumbing, air vents, offsets etc. that you either cannot move or do not want to move. Shown as an example measurement
“B” in the image above.

STEP 5
Measure the center line of the plumbing and ducting shown as
an example “C” in the image above.

STEP 6
Measure the distance from the floor to the ceiling and write it in the center of your drawing.

STEP 8
Compare measurement “A” against the total of measurement “B”
they should match.
Your plan should look like this when you are
finished: