Measuring your kitchen is easy. First determine your depth (red arrows). Now measure between the longest points for each determined depth (blue arrows). For pricing purposes, it doesn't matter what shape it is as long as you total the inches for each blue arrow.
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This is a typical u-shape counter top with a depth the same all the way around.
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This is the same u-shape but with an overhang on the left side.
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This is a typical double angle counter top with a depth the same all the way around. Notice that we measure the longest sides.
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This is the same double angled top but with a peninsula depth along the left side.
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If you've read this far you now know all the basics to measuring your kitchen to get an accurate price. Below are a few more things to know before you price your kitchen.
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Finally, here is a typical kitchen with multiple counter tops. To the right of the picture is how we would add up the measurements to price this kitchen.
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If the above information is hard to understand, it may be a good idea to call a Quarrystone professional at 1-800-632-2525 for help with pricing. Remember that you are under no obligation to purchase until you choose to.