Assemble kitchen appliance cabinet yourself

Now I understand everything. I did not notice the (drywall?) wall in the first picture.

If the window can no longer be opened, of course that is a problem, but why can it be opened if you do not replace the windowsill with the countertop, but place the countertop in front of the windowsill?

Fat separation efficiency class D would be a disqualifying factor for me with the Underverk.

Quick question about the sink: what is on the right side? Is there still countertop at the edge? (I'm only on my phone, it's not all that clear.)

yes it is, the sink is only 77cm wide and I want to position it as far to the left as possible....

Hello Ikea expert,

lol....not quite easy with all my details. Yes, the wall will be drywall.....

If the window can no longer be opened, that’s obviously a problem, but why can it be opened if you don’t replace the windowsill with the countertop, but put the countertop in front of the windowsill?

The IKEA kitchen is 91.8 cm high..... that is also my ideal height.
My current one......um......86 or 87 cm, I can’t find the exact number right now.
Means now it fits, only with almost 5 cm added on top....Ikea height....the kitchen is too high.
That’s why the window side will only be 70 cm cabinet height. I will shorten it in length and in depth.
Height = cut off, 1x 10 cm drawer less. Depth = cut off 5 cm less........ that was my Maximera question..... 5 cm less is great.
Drilling holes is no problem and cutting with a circular saw is also no problem.

Grease separator efficiency class D would be a disqualifying criterion for me with the UNDERVERK.

Good hint.... ....I hadn’t even paid attention to that.
No, it shouldn’t be that either. That is really not so good. I just read up on it because of your hint.
Strangely, even cheaper options at Ikea have grease separator efficiency class B.
I had another wall hood in close consideration........ costs 699 and also has only D while the cheapest one for 229 euros even has C.

uhhhhhhhhhhh yes......

I’ve just been thinking.........no, it really should be a built-in one.......
it must not be deeper than the upper cabinet.
It doesn’t have to be Miele and not necessarily Ikea either.

Always something new......

Bye Sabine

I have not come across any other built-in hood. Fan units look similar but are intended for suspended ceilings and do not fit in an upper cabinet because of their dimensions. Does such a built-in hood really capture the steam when cooking on the front burners? I have not come across any cooker hoods for an 80 cm wide cabinet except from IKEA and Berbel, but that does not mean much.

If I have understood correctly, the cabinets in front of the window reach a height of 82 cm, which is below the windowsill. Therefore, the countertop cannot replace the windowsill.

Exactly.........on May 9th the new windows for the north side are finally coming, also for the kitchen including [Jurastein Fensterbrett]