Couple of kitchen floor units are cheapish flat pack. Over time the little plastic adjustable legs seem to have come off and then re screwed to the unit. Loads of screw hole attempts needs a fix. Could I get some chunky wooden blocks with a bit of height adjustment that may be better than those spindly plastic legs?. Any DIY ideas?. Hopefully chunky area may not need screwing the legs to chewed up base of units?
Kitchen unit Feet
- Thread starter mortarbo
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How can legs move at all if units are fixed to wall?
Unit must have been moved a lot by previous folk so damage done. Anyway what about some 100x100x18 ply plate fixed to unit corners. Then maybe a bolt and other plate to allow adjust?
Scenario.. About 20 coasters on top of one another sort of does what's needed. Coasters screwed in to unit from inside of base panel. Height adjustment .... less or more coasters or some sort of gasket for more height adjustment
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Just move existing feet 50mm or so to undamaged area.
They already did that. The board is very poor quality and nibbled all over. What about block s?
Replace base board.
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