Prepare your custom cabinet inquiry in University.
Gather photographs and measurements using the checklists below, so the consultation starts from facts.
Reach-in closet or shared bedroom
- Staying furniture: List the dresser or other pieces that will remain.
- Clothing split: Separate what lives in the dresser from the closet contents.
- Drawer clearance: Check dresser drawers against the path to the closet.
Garage or carport
- House route: Mark the path from the car to the door.
- Door conflicts: Review cabinet doors and the house door together.
- Carried items: Allow for bags, bins and laundry baskets.
Study or home office
- Furniture: Say which desk or bed stays.
- Walls: Photograph outlets and any damage on the work wall.
- Other work: Mention wiring, painting or flooring changes.
Laundry room or entry
- Users: Say who comes through the entrance.
- Belongings: Count the bags and wet gear left there.
- Route: Keep the path through the room in view.
Include the ZIP code and name the fittings that will stay. We confirm availability for the actual address.
Project notes · University
Photographs to prepare
For compact openings with a clear drawer position, photograph the opening and the surrounding wall. Use the reach-in guide to prepare the room details.
Describe what stays
An inquiry about work surfaces in a shared bedroom should identify retained desks and equipment. Show those items in the photographs.
State the property location
Share the ZIP code for the University property. Availability and access must be confirmed for that address; see location planning.
Use the consultation page
The design request is the only inquiry form. Select all relevant rooms so that one request can describe the complete project.