Main risks

• Tipping or instability of the furniture due to poorly installed legs, incorrect adjustment, or uneven floors.
• Detachment or collapse if the fixings are not suitable for the furniture or if the recommended load is exceeded.
• Trapping, impacts or cuts during assembly, height adjustment or when cutting plinths.
• Slippage and floor damage when protectors, felt pads or non-slip bases are missing.
• Deterioration from moisture, corrosion or swelling that weakens legs, plinths or fittings.
• Drilling into areas with concealed wiring or pipes when screwing or nailing plinths and supports.
• Accidental blockage of ventilation grilles in furniture or built-in appliances when installing plinths.

Safe use

• Check the accessory's compatibility with the furniture: dimensions, fixing points, and required height or adjustment.
• Follow the furniture's load recommendations; distribute the weight and use all supplied fixings.
• Adjust and level the legs until the furniture rests stably on all legs.
• For tall or narrow furniture, consider using anti-tip systems where design and use make this advisable.
• Before drilling, check there are no cables or pipes in the area; mark and drill precisely to avoid cracks.
• When cutting or adjusting plinths, wear gloves and eye protection and keep hands away from cutting blades.
• Fit protectors or felt pads to the base of the legs to prevent scratches and improve grip on smooth floors.
• Avoid impacts and point loads; do not sit or stand on furniture supported by decorative legs.
• If the plinth covers ventilation areas, leave the clearance recommended by the furniture or appliance manufacturer.

Storage and maintenance

• Store legs and plinths in a dry, well-ventilated place, laid flat and without any weight on top that could deform them.
• Keep screws, wall plugs, brackets and small parts organised and out of reach of children.
• Periodically check the tightness of screws and anchors, as well as any play, cracks, rust or deformation.
• Replace damaged or worn elements immediately, including felt pads, stoppers and plinth retaining clips.
• Clean with a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry afterwards; avoid abrasive products or overly wet ones.
• Minimise exposure to continuous moisture in kitchens and bathrooms; wipe up splashes to extend service life.
• When moving the furniture, lift it with assistance rather than dragging it to avoid straining legs and fixings.

Restrictions of use

• Do not use legs or plinths as a step, seat, handle or anchoring point.
• Do not mix legs of different heights or models on the same piece of furniture unless they are adjustable and compatible.
• Do not modify or drill beyond what the design provides for; avoid screws or wall plugs that are not suitable for the material.
• Do not install outdoors or in high-humidity areas unless clearly specified by the product.
• Do not exceed the number of legs provided for by the furniture design, nor remove essential support elements.
• Do not allow children to climb, hang from or push tall furniture on legs; supervise use and keep them away during assembly.
• Do not obstruct access for cleaning or maintenance beneath furniture by fitting fixed plinths without an access panel.