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Measurement guide / Closet first-pass inputs

Measure enough to plan—not enough to manufacture.

Your dimensions make the first review more specific. They do not replace LeVika's accepted field measurement, technical coordination and drawing approval process.

01 / Four passes around the room

Work in one direction and label every uncertainty.

Consistent notes are more useful than a polished sketch with missing assumptions.

01

Room envelope

Measure each wall from finished surface to finished surface. Record ceiling height and any soffit, column, step or change in wall depth.

02

Doors & windows

Record width, height, trim and distance from the nearest corner. Mark swing direction and window-sill height.

03

Fixed services

Locate visible plumbing, drains, power, gas, ventilation, panels and equipment that another trade would need to verify.

04

Photos & context

Take one photo facing every wall, plus close-ups of obstructions, service points and adjoining-room sightlines.

Safety / Visible reference points only

Do not remove covers, disconnect equipment or enter unsafe areas.

Label uncertain conditions for professional verification. Final work must be checked against the site, appliance information and responsible trades.

02 / Closet checks

Add the information specific to this room.

The same wall measurements create a different brief when appliances, fixtures, technology or storage inventory change.

01

Door opening and usable wall depth

02

Hanging, folded, shoe and accessory inventory

03

Mirror, lighting and island preferences

03 / Put the input to work

The measurements should move with the project.

01Attach the room context to a project review02See where professional verification begins
Closet inputs ready

Carry the closet measurements into the room brief.

Keep approximate dimensions labeled and attach photos or plans so LeVika can identify what still needs verification.

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