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Countertop Measuring Guide

Accurate Measurements Help You Get an Accurate Estimate

Why Measuring Matters

To provide a precise quote for your new countertops, we need accurate initial dimensions. While our team will take final professional measurements before fabrication, your preliminary measurements help us give you the best guidance and pricing from the start.

What You’ll Need:

  • Tape measure

  • Pencil and paper (or our downloadable template)

  • Calculator (optional)

  • Phone to take photos (recommended)

Step-by-Step: How to Measure Your Countertops

1. Sketch Your Layout

Draw the shape of your kitchen or bathroom counters from a top-down view. Don’t worry if it’s not perfect—it’s just a rough outline.

Include:

  • All countertop sections

  • Sink and stove placements

  • Any islands or peninsulas

  • Backsplash areas (if needed)

  • Edge preferences (e.g., straight, curved)

2. Measure Each Section

A. Measure Length

  • Use a tape measure to get the length of each straight section in inches.

  • Measure along the wall from one end of the counter to the other.

B. Measure Depth

  • Standard depth is 25.5 inches (front to back), but measure just in case.

  • For islands, measure both the length and depth.

C. Backsplash Height (Optional)

  • Standard is 4 inches.

  • If you’re replacing or adding full-height backsplash, note the height of the wall space above the counter.

D. Overhangs

  • If you want an overhang (for bar seating or style), note how far you’d like it to extend—typically 10–12 inches.

3. Add Notes for Cutouts

  • Mark areas for:

    • Sink(s)

    • Cooktop or range

    • Faucets or soap dispensers

    • Any special cutouts (pop-up outlets, etc.)

4. Take Photos (Optional but Helpful)

Take clear, wide shots of your current countertops and any challenging areas. This helps our team better understand your space.

 Example Measurement Entry

SectionLength (inches)Depth (inches)Notes
A9625.5Main counter
B6025.5Peninsula
Island7236Add 12″ overhang
Sink Cutout——Undermount sink

Optional: Convert to Square Footage

To get an estimate:

  1. Multiply Length × Depth (in inches)

  2. Divide by 144 to get square feet

Example:
96″ × 25.5″ = 2,448 sq in
2,448 ÷ 144 = 17 sq ft

Ready for a Quote?

Once you’ve measured your space, send your:

  • Sketch

  • Measurements

  • Photos (optional)

📧 Email: rebecca@thecountertopfactoryllc.com
📞 Call: (303) 867-8663
🌐 Visit: www.thecountertopfactory.com

Reminder:

Don’t worry! Our experts will visit your home to take professional templated measurements before fabrication and installation. Your measurements just help get the process started.

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