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The Basics Kitchen Plinth Clips with Bracket are designed for DIY enthusiasts and kitchen fitters who need a secure, reliable way to attach kick boards to cabinet bases. These durable black plastic clips ensure a clean, professional finish by keeping plinths firmly in place, though they are specifically engineered for cabinets with an installation height of 80mm or greater, making them unsuitable for ultra-low profile skirting.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | PC10 |
| Brand | Basics |
No, these clips are specifically designed for plinth heights of 80mm or greater. Attempting to force them into smaller spaces will damage the mechanism.
The kit includes the brackets and clips, but you should use standard wood screws appropriate for the thickness of your specific plinth material.
Each pack contains 10 clips and 10 corresponding brackets.
Yes, they are designed to be removable. You can pull the plinth firmly away from the cabinet to disengage the clips from the legs.
Yes, these components are manufactured in the UK to high professional standards.
Check that the clip is fully engaged on the cabinet leg and that the mounting bracket screws are tightened flush to the plinth.
Adjust the cabinet leg height to ensure the plinth sits correctly, or check for debris trapped between the plinth and the floor.
To install, first measure and mark the positions on the rear of your plinth board. Secure the mounting brackets using wood screws, ensuring they are level. Once the brackets are attached to the board, snap the clips onto the cabinet legs. Align the plinth with the clips and press firmly until you hear an audible click. Compatibility is restricted to plinths with a clearance of 80mm or more. For maintenance, keep the area dry to ensure the plastic remains flexible; if a clip becomes loose over time, check that the bracket screws have not vibrated or worked loose due to heavy floor vibration.
