Measuring Your Top
Follow these easy steps to measure your countertops:
We have supplied some common countertop layouts,
please use them as a guide to help you layout the dimensions of your kitchen
and bath countertops. Whether you are replacing old countertops or starting
with new cabinets and countertops, a complete layout will be needed to place
your order.
Measuring Tips:
When measuring your existing countertops, cabinet dimensions are not
always necessary, but to ensure order accuracy, it is a good idea to
provide cabinet measurements. Before ordering, be sure to specify which
measurements you have brought in.
Standard countertops usually overhang the front edge of cabinets by
1-1/4" to 1-1/2". Our countertops are manufactured to give a
1-5/16" front overhang to standard 24" kitchen and 18" to
21" vanity cabinets. Keep in mind that this may be different on
your existing countertops.
Always measure "outside" dimensions (this means from one back
corner of a cabinet to the other back corner). Being consistent when
measuring all sections helps to reduce any confusion when the pieces are
ordered. Corner cabinets set at an angle present one of the only
situations where an "inside" measurement may be necessary.
Specific appliance locations and exposed countertops end(s), be sure
proper end treatments are ordered. When supplying sink cut dimensions, always
measure from the right most corner of the countertop piece or cabinet run,
that the hole will be cut in.
Standard Countertop Specifications:
Kitchen Countertops - Our 25-5/16" deep countertops fit
on standard24" deep kitchen cabinets. An optional loose backsplash is available and
comes at a standard 3" height.
Kitchen Island / Peninsulas - 27" and 36" deep
islands can be used on standard 24" deep kitchen cabinets as a double-sided workspace
or a snack bar.
Bar Top - 15" and 18" deep island / peninsula tops
fit on half walls or elevated wall cabinets.
Vanity Countertops - 19-5/16" and 22-5/16" deep
countertops fit on 18" and 21" deep standard vanities.