Gray kitchen cabinets

No. Rough dimensions can start a concept, but ordering requires finished measurements, current specifications, and confirmation of appliance openings, work zones, countertop runs, fillers, and finished ends.

Framed boxes include a front face frame; frameless boxes provide broader openings and full-overlay styling. Compare access, reveals, hardware, and available gray finishes.

Evaluate gray finishes beside countertops, flooring, paint, tile, metals, and adjacent millwork. Approve the combination in the actual room rather than separately.

List each item's height, width, weight, and access frequency. Then assign drawers and shelf spacing that support countertop coordination without wasting vertical room.

Yes. Include freight method, liftgate or dock needs, unloading labor, inspection, and protected staging. Delivery assumptions can materially change the total kitchen budget.

Measure gates, doors, halls, turns, stairs, elevators, and staging space from truck to kitchen. Tall or assembled pieces may need extra maneuvering room.

Flag them openly on the takeoff, request the missing measurement or specification, and keep affected items unapproved. Unverified assumptions should not become paid cabinet lines.