Describe your cabinet work. Makeform creates a client questionnaire for dimensions, storage, style, appliances, budget, and timing before drawings begin.
Send cabinet project inquiries to Slack, Google Sheets, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
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Audience
Homeowners planning replacement kitchen cabinets
Format
Detailed intake with photos and budget ranges
Prompt size
215 chars
Example questionnaire structure
Detailed intake with photos and budget ranges
Project address and kitchen dimensions
Upload room photos and existing plans
Which appliances must the design fit?
Cabinet style and finish preferences
Budget range and target installation date
Suggested routing tags
Kitchen remodel
Built-ins
Ready for measure
Request wide room photos plus plumbing, window, door, and ceiling details; these constraints shape the layout.
Step 1
Qualify
scope, location, budget, and timing
Step 2
Measure
dimensions, openings, utilities, and plans
Step 3
Specify
storage, style, materials, and hardware
Step 4
Design
a complete brief ready for drawings
Why use a questionnaire
One intake keeps measurements, appliance models, finish preferences, and decision-makers together before design time is committed.
Conditional questions show kitchen, bath, office, or built-in details only when selected.
Collect room sizes, openings, plumbing, outlets, appliance models, and plan files before a layout assumes space that is not available.
Budget ranges, finish priorities, and timing help you identify where expectations need a conversation before detailed elevations begin.
Built for cabinet work
Use one foundation for homeowner leads, whole-home specifications, custom built-ins, and trade referrals, then adjust terminology and required fields.
Capture the people, pain points, wish list, inspiration, investment range, and readiness for an in-home measure.
Receive plans, room schedules, allowances, construction milestones, and approval responsibilities in one submission.
Inventory books, media equipment, work surfaces, display pieces, and concealment needs before planning compartments.
Give builders and designers a repeatable channel for drawings, specifications, bid dates, site status, and installation targets.
Questionnaire workflow
Generate, tailor, share, and route the intake before each consultation.
Name the rooms, audience, and minimum details needed before a consultation.
Add your budget bands, product lines, styles, finishes, service area, and required uploads.
Send or embed the link so photos, plans, and priorities arrive before the call.
Email designers or route submissions through Slack, Google Sheets, and Zapier.
Intake options
Keep measurements, files, preferences, budget, and timing together instead of scattering them across conversations.
Field guide
Prepare a productive consultation without forcing clients into premature technical decisions.
Project & people
Capture the address, rooms, occupancy, contacts, and who approves design and budget.
Space & constraints
Request ceiling height, walls, openings, utilities, obstructions, and wide photos. Keep client dimensions distinct from your field measure.
Function & storage
Ask what fails today and what must fit. Routines reveal useful drawer, pantry, work-zone, and specialty-storage needs.
Style & materials
Pair inspiration uploads with door, color, wood, hardware, glass, and trim choices. Include an unsure option.
Appliances & interfaces
Model numbers affect openings and panels. Collect appliances plus countertop, sink, lighting, flooring, and trade status.
Budget & schedule
Ask for a range, priorities, flexibility, construction stage, decision deadline, and installation target.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for cabinet makers, kitchen designers, and millwork teams improving client intake.
It is a pre-design intake for room scope, measurements, constraints, storage, style, appliances, budget, timing, plans, and photos. It prepares the designer for a focused consultation.
Ask who uses the kitchen, what fails today, what needs storage, which appliances will change, and whether seating or accessibility matters. Then cover dimensions, finishes, budget, schedule, and approvals.
Client dimensions help qualify scope, but distinguish them from your field measurements. Request ceiling height, openings, and photos, then explain when your measurement step occurs.
Yes. Add labeled uploads for room photos, sketches, plans, appliance specifications, and inspiration. Request wide views of every wall for usable context.
Yes. Conditional logic can show appliance and pantry questions for kitchens, or television, power, cable, and display questions for media walls.
Use ranges suited to your shop and clarify whether they cover cabinets or the whole renovation. Ask for must-haves and optional upgrades without presenting the response as a quote.
Yes. Makeform provides unlimited free forms and responses, so you can generate, edit, publish, and use your cabinet questionnaire without a response cap. The paid tier removes the Makeform badge.
Before the call, flag missing dimensions or appliance models and note conflicts among scope, finish, budget, and timing. Route responses through your inbox, Google Sheets, Slack, or Zapier.
Collect the brief before drawing the cabinets.
