Which legs are suitable for a METOD kitchen?
IKEA kitchens are standardly sold with METOD legs of 8 cm or SEKTION legs of 11 cm high. All plinths in our range are adjusted to these legs.
In the assembly instructions you can see it is not always necessary to assemble 4 legs per cabinet. Each cabinet is also fixed to the wall, so there are often no legs needed at the backside. Because of this, it is possible that there are less sets of legs than there are cabinets in your kitchen order.
De height of the legs is always adjusted to the height of the plinth. Do you prefer not to use any plinths? Then you can use decorative legs without a plinth.
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