It's been quite a few months since fitting kitchen plinths in our utility space. And to be honest, the only reason I've not shared it until now is that the end panel (above) needed correcting.

However, plastic replacements are cheap as chips online. But I'll still show you how they work. Separating Kitchen Plinth Clips Oh, and don't mind the selfie remote cable in my other hand. I'm a one woman band (see what I did there)? DIY blogging requires a LOT of multi tasking. Cutting Kitchen Plinth With a Jigsaw

Don't worry about being a couple of mms out as each clip slides a bit, giving you some leeway. Positioning the Clips On the Kitchen Plinth And as my drill bits were all a bit long, I drilled through a slim off cut first before making my proper holes. Then positioned my mounting plates in the same place. Note I eyeballed where the middle of these clips were. The height of your kitchen plinth will obviously depend on how tall or short the legs have been adjusted. Note, the length of my piece is a little bit longer to what will be visible. Plus, it's good practice to cut something on the big side and you can always shorten it more later. Cutting Kitchen Plinth With a Hand Saw

After my main kitchen cupboard plinth was in place, it gave me a new starting point for my last bit. This was so I could continue joining kitchen plinths together. It's that end part where the bottom kitchen unit plinth sits next to. And if you can't spot the error, I'd cut the end panel too shy and have since made it plumb with the door. So, on every leg, I measured the height and also jogged down how far apart they were from each other.In my case, I had lots of spare gloss white kitchen plinth leftover from when our kitchen was fitted a few years ago. I don't like throwing any wood away as you never know when it might come in handy! And also, with this cut being directly under the kitchen units, you shouldn't be able to see it. Another important thing to note is that my cut edge will not be sat directly on the floor with it being a timber plinth. Elevate the aesthetics and functionality of your kitchen with our extensive collection of plinths and panels, the transformative elements that add the finishing touches to your kitchen and utility room. Beyond mere structural support, kitchen corner posts infuse character into your kitchen design. An oak plinth isn't just a base; it's a subtle yet impactful detail that brings warmth and richness to your kitchen's foundation.