If you can, the best method is to trim the top of the plinth and leave the bottom edge dead straight - and still covered by its manufactured tape. Just set the plinth down flat in front of the units, take some height measurements of the gaps and transfer them to the top edge of the plinth. Join them up with a straight edge so's you have a single straight line that's the best fit, and trim to this. This product links in perfectly with other pieces of equipment to build on a fun playground environment. or - get some of the plastic trims for the bottom which can be used to take up shadow gaps and unevenness and make your cut on the top of the plinth

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Fit the plinth, the cut edge will be invisible, sitting tight underneath the unit floors. The bottom edge may well have the odd gap where one tile is higher than its brother - but that's normal. Here at Creative Play, we manufacture our own unique range of playground equipment using a variety of different materials.I don't think I'd be inclined to make a 'wobbly' cut that follows every contour of the tiled floor - that would look weird, man. Thanks one and all - job done. In the end I took a mixture of your advice decided to cut the top edge as it would not be visible unless you got on your hands and knees - and fitted one of those plastic channels along the bottom. I'm very grateful for your comments and help - looks great! It is a delight to work with a company where every single person we dealt with was friendly, pleasant with a good sense of humour. The trim trail is fantastic! It looks great and the children love it! Thank you Creative Play for enhancing our school!”