Is it possible to measure the kitchen in the shell construction after the interior plaster is completed?

Our measurement service refused to carry out the 3d survey without tiles and mounted switches. As a result, we had to live for 6-7 weeks with a Bauhaus kitchen sink for 99 euros, we cooked on a hotplate and an old refrigerator from Kleinanzeigen, but that will pass too.

That is possible even without screed. However, it gets tight when, as in our case, a countertop running into the window with a 78 cm carcass underneath is planned. It depends on the height of the window. If the screed does not fit then, it may be that you can no longer go any lower and it no longer fits.

I see no problem with the measurements once the plaster is on. You probably don't want to panel the walls with wood or something similar. The height is taken from the plans and is adjustable anyway. One might need to be careful with possibly oversized door frames or wall-running sliding doors when hanging wall cabinets. The direction of the door swings should also be indicated in the plan. I can't think of anything else that could be in the way. Are the sockets and switches already visible?

Can you already see the sockets and switches?

They are currently hidden under the plaster. Above all, compared to the initial kitchen plan with the electrician, we have planned 2 additional sockets. That should not be a problem. You can easily cut that out of the countertop. We raised the countertop about 30cm at the back and planned sockets there.

For the measurement, I would expose all the boxes, mark them, or make them identifiable in some other way. If they are missing, it will be a mess.