First Ikea kitchen... Now with backsplash (p. 7)

No, it doesn’t have to, but then a support panel must be placed at the end to carry the countertop. A cover panel behind the cooktop could only withstand cleaning for a limited time and, depending on the surface quality, the steam. I probably wouldn’t attach the corner cabinet at all, even if Ikea would advise against it.

I will leave the planning as it is... the space doesn’t allow for more (Insel oder ähnliches)... the table still has to fit as well.

I just had the idea today to buy glued laminated boards in oak for the back wall, about 1.8 cm thick and would basically look like the countertop.

For practical reasons, I will now use a simple dishwasher front, not a split one.

Specifically, the fronts would now look like this.

1. Tall cabinet oven 2 x 40 cm drawer
2. Sink cabinet also 2 x 40 cm drawer
3. Dishwasher with 80 cm front
4. Cooktop with 40 cm and 2 x 20 cm fronts
5. Base cabinet with 40 cm and 2 x 20 cm fronts
6. Corner cabinet with 80 cm front

This way, the 80 cm fronts would frame the base cabinets with 3 fronts. I think visually this looks best.

The kitchen will be ordered this month. I have a few more questions.

The baseboard is exactly 8cm high; according to various videos, you should install the wall rail at exactly 82cm from the bottom edge or so because of the wall rail. Before that, you should also measure if the floor is level, so that an 8cm baseboard can be ensured everywhere.

Would you measure and build exactly or rather leave, for example, 8.5cm space, since otherwise, the baseboard would have to be shortened.

If you use the wall rail, the carcasses are only placed on the feet at the front; can you still mount feet at the back for better stability?

Do I understand correctly that Ikea does not have wall connection strips but simply uses normal end panels that you have to or can saw individually and then probably just attach with an angle bracket to, for example, a tall cabinet?

I would actually first determine the highest point of the floor. In my kitchen, the height varies by up to 3 cm.

You can also use four feet (I would do that too), just keep in mind that with the low plinth height, you can practically not adjust the feet from the front.

Do you mean the wall connection between the carcass and the wall? The side panels are sized so that with an ideally straight wall, they have exactly the right width. When they rest against the wall at the back, they align flush with the fronts at the front. The side panels are attached with screws from the inside of the carcass.
If you do not use side panels, the gap between the wall and the carcass can be closed with the "Metod Deckleiste senkrecht".

Exactly, on the right the kitchen starts with a tall cabinet. This should be flush with the right wall using a filler strip. This filler strip is not really available at Ikea as such. Here, I believe you just take side panels and saw them lengthwise, right.