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Measure Your Space with Confidence

Simple measurement guidance for Rerose Custom products. Customer-supplied measurements may require verification before manufacturing.

Before you measure

Customer-provided measurements are used for initial configuration and review. Final manufacturing dimensions may require verification, and some projects may require an on-site measurement.

Use a metal tape measure where possible, measure in inches to the nearest 1/8", and note anything unusual about the space — Rerose will review everything with you before production begins.

Schematic for illustration only — always confirm your exact numbers before ordering.

Measuring for

Custom Closets

Measure the full opening, then note anything nearby that could affect the fit.

Wall width — the full opening, wall to wall.

Usable height — floor to ceiling, or to any bulkhead.

Depth — how far the space goes back.

Left/right wall conditions — angled, uneven or open-ended walls.

Baseboards — height and how far they project.

Outlets & switches — position on the wall.

Door swings — anything that swings into the space.

Windows — location and sill height.

Ceiling restrictions — sloped ceilings, soffits, beams.

Other obstructions — vents, pipes, uneven flooring.

Open the Closets configurator

Measuring for

Entryway Shoe Storage

A slim footprint means small details near the floor matter more here.

Available wall width — the full run you'd like to use.

Height — floor to your desired top height.

Desired depth — how far it can project into the entry.

Baseboards — height and projection.

Nearby doors — front door or closet doors that swing close by.

Switches & outlets — anything mounted on the wall run.

Vents — floor or baseboard heat registers.

Floor conditions — transitions, thresholds or uneven spots.

Open the Entryway configurator

Schematic for illustration only — always confirm your exact numbers before ordering.

Measuring for

Floating TV Consoles

A few extra numbers here — the TV, the wall and the console all matter for a balanced layout.

Wall width — the full usable run.

TV width & height — your current or planned TV.

TV location — centered on the wall, or offset.

Desired console width & height — how large you'd like it.

Console height from floor — how high it should float.

Outlets — position behind the console.

Cable locations — where cables enter or route down.

Wall restrictions — studs, brick or anything affecting anchoring.

Open the TV Console configurator

Measuring for

Replacement Cabinet Doors

Each opening is measured individually — a photo of your existing cabinetry helps us confirm the rest.

Door width & height — measured per opening.

Quantity — total doors and drawer fronts needed.

Hinge side — which edge the door hinges from.

Existing hinge type — where relevant to reuse hardware.

Overlay — how far the door covers the cabinet frame.

Paired doors — measure each door in a pair separately.

Drawer fronts — measured the same way, separately.

Photos of existing cabinetry — help confirm style and fit.

Open the Doors configurator

Schematic for illustration only — always confirm your exact numbers before ordering.

Still not sure?

Send photos instead

If you'd rather not measure everything yourself yet, send a few photos and your best-guess numbers — Rerose can review and tell you what's next.

Send Photos of Your Space