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Kitchen Plinths are an integral part of every home that secures unseen voids from gathering dirt. Plinths are panels or boards installed at the base of kitchen cabinets, covering the gap between the cabinets and the floor. They provide a finishing touch to the kitchen's overall look with several practical benefits.
Standard Kitchen Plinth Cut Size
Each stone plinth is peculiar for each customer, but the optimum cut size of the kitchen plinths are 100mm and 200mm.
Plinths Enhance Style & Sensibility
One of the primary functions of kitchen plinths is to hide the gaps between the bottom of the cabinets and the floor. These gaps are mandatory for cabinets to be raised slightly off the ground, with an aim for leveling and adjustment.
Aesthetic Perfection
Covering the gaps under the cabinets, Plinths present a seamless and cohesive appearance, with the cabinets a gleaming goldish.
BLUE ANTIQUE / BROWN PEARL GRANITE
£401.62 Blue Antique/Brown Pearl Granite is a type of natural stone that is commonly used as a countertop material in kitchens and bathrooms. It is a durable and visually appealing choice due to its unique combination of blue, brown, and grey… read more |
JURA BLUE / GREY LIMESTONE
£266.75 Jura Blue / Grey Limestone is a beautiful natural stone highly sought after for its unique pattern and colour. Composition: It is a sedimentary rock composed of calcite and dolomite, making it very durable and suitable for various applications. Pattern:… read more |
Plinth In Kitchens Height Detailings
Height Range - 900mm to 90cm
Height adjustment is another aspect where kitchen plinths are handy. In cases where the floors are perfectly level, and the cabinets need to be adjusted for frame layouts, Plinths help a lot. This can be achieved with adjustable plinth legs with the right dimensions.
Properly adjusted plinths ensure the cabinets are leveled and aligned correctly, preventing any unevenness or instability.
Kitchen Plinth Types - Conceal The Gaps
When selecting and installing kitchen plinths, it is essential to adhere to the specific requirements and recommendations of the kitchen manufacturer or installer.
An expert could draft your cabinet gaps' best dimensions, shapes, and sizes.
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GREY GRANITE TERRAZZO
£243.75 Grey Granite Terrazzo is a type of flooring or surfacing material that incorporates grey granite chips or aggregates in a matrix of cement or epoxy resin. Terrazzo is a composite material that has been used for centuries and is known… read more |
LUSSO SILESTONE
£470.49 Lusso Silestone gives viewers a feeling of content when installed in various rooms of a property like bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms, halls, etc. It has a cream-white base with fine grey veins that cover the slab surface. One can pair… read more |
JADE GREEN BOOKMATCH CERAMIC
£303.59 Jade Green Bookmatch Ceramic is an assortment of ceramics. It can be bought in various sizes and finishes and can be utilised for many purposes, such as flooring, backsplashes, and countertops. Clay and other minerals are mixed to create it.… read more |
Solid Wood Plinths
These plinths are solid wood and offer a classic, natural look. They could be painted and polished to match the kitchen cabinets or left unpolished for a rustic appeal.
Can One Use Stone For The Plinths?
Stone or Quartz plinths are very durable and magnificent for luxurious kitchens. It might sound a little weird, but stones could be inevitable for kitchen plinths. They could match the countertops, providing a seamless and cohesive look.
For instance,
Dekton or
Even Onyx could fit the trims carefully commingled with inbuilt lights or string lights to make it prettier.
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CALACATTA ORO CREMO MARBLE
£482.75 Calacatta Oro Cremo Marble is a type of marble that is highly regarded for its luxurious and elegant appearance. It is known for its creamy white background color with striking veins of gold and gray running through it. The marble… read more |
MILAN MACCHIATO RADIANZ QUARTZ
£415.25 Milan Macchiato Radianz Quartz has a busy pattern created with grey veins that decorate the white background. This quartz slab is an ideal choice for cooking enthusiasts and experimental chefs who like to try around with recipes, as the design… read more |
SEMINATO BEIGE PORCELAIN
£481.62 Seminato Beige Porcelain displays a beige-coloured base which features a highly grained effect created by shiny white dots. This porcelain is given a perfect finish that makes a gorgeous addition in both residential and commercial settings. It is a dream… read more |
Laminate Plinths
Laminate plinths are constructed using layers of composite wood and covered with a laminate veneer. It comes in various colours that match the homeowner's fancy.
Vinyl-Wrapped Plinths
These plinths are made from MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard) panels wrapped in vinyl coating. It is trendy due to its durability.
Stainless Steel Plinths
Stainless steel plinths are sleek and modern, preferred for contemporary kitchen designs. They are resistant to stains and heat, making them suitable for high-traffic areas.
Acrylic Plinths
Acrylic plinths provide a glossy, high-end look to the kitchen. They are available in various colours and offer excellent resistance to moisture and wear and tear.
Glass Plinths
Glass plinths add an elegance to your kitchen, creating a serene and lighted ambiance. They are often flash with modern or minimalist designs.
ROSA NATURAL ONYX
£1,225.74 Rosa Natural Onyx stone with its pink and orange textured veins that is spread all around the stone. It is a perfect stone to attract your guests and goes well on to your focus wall. It can also have swirls… read more |
ITALIAN BLACK SLATE RIVEN
£297.31 Italian black Slate's dark grey/black look is renowned for being consistent and stunning. Among the many uses for natural Slate are roofing, flooring, kitchen countertops and islands, wall cladding, snooker tables, tombstones, fire hearths, ornamentation, and even tub and shower… read more |
Is Kickboard & Plinth Both The Same?
Toe-kick is different from the Plinth. Plinths are decorative panels that cover the base of kitchen cabinets for aesthetic purposes and prevent the base from the alluviation of dust.
But toe kicks are recessed areas at the bottom of the cabinets that provide space for resting your feet and enhance ergonomic comfort. As per our records, both components play different important roles in the overall design and functionality.
Quartz Is Relevant For The Plinths
As mentioned above, Quartz is an extraordinary choice for kitchen plinths. It is a durable and stain-resistant material that is easy to maintain. Quartz plinths could be custom-made to match your kitchen countertops, and they could also create a seamless demeanor in your cabinets and flooring.
It's also advisable to consult with professionals or take ideas from our Customer Kitchen; Contact 0330 113 5868 / info@work-tops.com for inquiries.
Frequently Asked Questions With Answers
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Do Plinths Arrive In Standard Size And Shape?
Yes. Standard sizes range from 20 to 120 cm in height and are 30 cm, 40 cm, 50 cm, and 60 cm square. However, we can design and manufacture plinths of any size up to 3 metres in any one dimension.
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What Are Kitchen Plinths Made Of?
Kitchen plinths are usually made of wood, stone, laminates, vinyl, oak, timber, MDF, and steel. Some even prefer bamboo for a more natural appearance.
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What Could I Use Instead Of Plinth?
A toe-kick is a recessed plinth at the base of your cabinets in a kitchen design that gives them a "floating" appearance. A plinth skirting, which forms a solid base at floor level, is an option. The argument between toe kicks and plinths frequently arises and has recently gained attention on Instagram.
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