Ikea Capita legs possible with skirting board?

By removing the nubs on the plastic plates at the top, you can attach them anywhere. By twisting them out of the thread (first screw the inner part all the way in, wedge it underneath, and then unscrew it) it goes super fast, holds tight as a drum, and you don’t have to glue anything. If you take a closer look at one of these plastic feet at Ikea, you’ll know what I mean...

By removing the nubs on the plastic plates on top, you can attach them anywhere. By unscrewing from the thread (first screw the inner part all the way in, clamp it underneath, and then unscrew), it goes super fast, holds tight, and you don't have to glue anything. If you look closely at one of those plastic feet from IKEA, you’ll know what I mean...

I think you forgot that the island is already standing and a 200kg stone slab is on top of it. Although technically the plastic feet would have sufficed, I preferred metal... That’s why I can’t unscrew the feet anymore.

I think we are talking past each other... you don’t have to dismantle or remove anything... the plastic feet come in addition to the ones you have attached. they automatically clamp themselves between the floor and the bottom plate of the body through rotational movement of the thread. the plastic foot consists of 2 interlocking screw threads. regards robi ps. take a look at the assembly instructions, page 2. the top 2 left parts... then it will probably click.

Otherwise, you can also use the clamps for 25 mm electrical installation pipes to clip something onto Capita legs.
Regards,
IKEA friend

Option 1: Wrap the legs with crepe tape until the clamps no longer wobble. Option 2: Try fastening with magnets; there is also flexible magnetic tape available at the hardware store. Good luck and best regards, sugu65