20mm gap under Plinth - How to deal with

[Mr Sparkle]

There is a 20mm gap under my plinth in a small area of my kitchen (possible to high spot in kitchen floor)

What I want to know is the best way to deal with or fill the gap

My concern is that food, dirt etc will just accumulate under the plinth

 

[Tigercubrider]

Make a scribing block by fixing a small pencil to a bit of wood and use it to scribe a line along the base, copying the bumpiness of the floor. Use a bit of wood 20-25mm.
Cut the wavy line so the plinth matches the floor

Buy some of these
https://homelux.co.uk/store/plinth-seals/

 

[foxhole]

Looks like laminate flooring? has it got damp?.

 

[Mr Sparkle]

Make a scribing block by fixing a small pencil to a bit of wood and use it to scribe a line along the base, copying the bumpiness of the floor. Use a bit of wood 20-25mm.
Cut the wavy line so the plinth matches the floor

Buy some of these
https://homelux.co.uk/store/plinth-seals/

Would a jigsaw work best for this? or would you recommend another tool? Or perhaps a combination of tools?

Thanks for the link re: plinth seal... For belt and braces, i will apply some oil based paint on the exposed wood parts

Looks like laminate flooring? has it got damp?.

It is luxury vinyl tiles - fully waterproof.

There is no damp in the area. The floor was laid on top of some existing vinyl floor.. some parts that were noticibly low were leveled. I guess i didn't get it all

 

[plastic_peanut]

Plinth sealing strip but would suggest doing all of them. Just check the depth of your plinth as mine was 16mm from memory

 

[plastic_peanut]

Plinth sealing strip but would suggest doing all of them. Just check the depth of your plinth as mine was 16mm from memory

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PVC-PLIN...hash=item461f8501c4:m:m_yloBoOcy8gNHuMTgKQTuw