Kitchen Plinths & Cornices

Kitchen plinths and cornices can make a big difference to the quality and appearance of your kitchen design. They add a sleek touch that takes minimal time or effort. All you need to do is slot kitchen plinths along the bottom of your base cabinets for a cohesive join to the floor or install cornices at the top of your cabinets. Both add a sophisticated addition for a clean finish.

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FAQs

What is a plinth?

A kitchen plinth is a panel that’s fitted to the bottom of base cabinets to cover the gap between the floor and the cupboard, creating a clean and cohesive look.

What is a cornice?

A kitchen cornice moulding is a decorative addition that’s fitted to the top of kitchen wall cabinets to create a neat finish.

How do you remove a kitchen plinth?

The best way to remove a kitchen plinth is to gently pull it off using a flat-head screwdriver or a flat pry bar. Please be wary of any clips or screws holding the plinth in place and remove first if required.

How to fit a kitchen plinth?

1. Measure the length of each run of base unit and cut the plinth to size.

2. Clip or attach the plinth onto the adjustable legs of the base units using plinth clips.

3. Adjust the legs to the plinth sits level and evenly across the floor, closing the gap beneath the cabinets.

4. Join the corner pieces with corner connectors.

5. Once in place, check the plinth is flush with the cabinet fronts and securely fitted along the entire run.

What is the purpose of a kitchen plinth?

The purpose of a kitchen plinth is to cover the gap between the floor and the cabinets, ensuring a clean, finished look.

Are there any common issues with kitchen plinths?

The main issues with plinths tend to occur due to the fitting of them, often leading them to become loose or gaps appearing. Make sure they’re fitted correctly and you shouldn’t have these problems.