Buy Ikea kitchen - questions

I want to place a long countertop over several base cabinets. It doesn't work.

I think it does work. You have to first place the countertop in a free space and then pull it over the base cabinets. But that only works if you pull the countertop up to the base cabinet (it butts against it) and then use the arrow key to push the countertop towards the base cabinet. If at least a small part of the countertop then protrudes over the base cabinet, the countertop suddenly appears in red. From there you can continue to pull the countertop further with the mouse. I hope I have explained it somewhat clearly. Regards Section Chief

You don't necessarily need filler panels at the ends of the rows; you could also leave the space empty.

If you like tight corners, that's possible.
You can't place the cabinet directly against the wall because then the door won't open properly or a drawer might rub against the wall.

On the website, you can view the components included in a ME cabinet under Product Information --> Article Number, Packaging Dimensions & Weight. In a second tab, you then enter the numbers in the search.

The planner works perfectly and is many times easier than, for example, Nolte. The planner allows you basically exactly what Ikea also allows.

You can choose all the carcasses, the fronts, the Srbeitsplatten, Pass, plinths and cover sides/strips, inner drawers, handles, countertops, etc.!

In the end, the planner is a simple tool for the general public, nothing more, nothing less. If you want individual advice, you have to and should use the planning service or go to a kitchen studio.

Just place the carcass and on the right you can set everything individually.

If you don't want to install your oven at 80cm, but at 100cm, then you need the carcass that was made specifically for that and you take an empty carcass and individualize it.

Apart from that, I would almost consider 100cm too high, with the plinth you’re already at that. 110cm, so higher than the countertop.