Handleless kitchen front, good and affordable - which manufacturer?

Yes, that's the one I meant. It's only available in 60 width.

You have already ruled out Ikea - probably a sensible decision... We are currently struggling with the assembly of the handleless "Metod", with a massive wooden top it looks quite nice. But: it is a battle. Starting with the wrong delivery time, then parts that don't fit together, too many/too few parts, no proper "overall assembly instructions", customer service not reachable... Hopefully we will manage it in the end. I wouldn't buy it again.

Thanks for the tip Tolentino, Pagoni!

Strange though that they are designed for "Kühl-/Gefrierschränke"....
At the same time, the corner setup is probably not possible with them. Only the 37ers probably remain for the corner..., if it fits at all.

Honestly, I had completely ruled out IKEA so far..., but now I will at least take a closer look at them.

We are currently struggling with the assembly of the handleless "Metod"

The "Metod" carcass doesn’t differ in being handleless, right? It’s just a different front, namely handleless.

But: it is indeed a struggle.

It’s work and you have to put effort into it... hence the price difference

"Overall construction manual"

There is never one, since the kitchen is a creation made up of arbitrarily combined individual parts. You have to take your time on site, ask questions, observe, and depending on your own capabilities, have some steps done for you. You alone bear the responsibility, which can be both a curse and a blessing. I prefer it that way. Compared to other furniture stores, I have experienced friendlier and more helpful employees at IKEA in various locations, and the people in the kitchen department always had maximum knowledge about their products. Therefore, I cannot confirm your assessment but understand that it can be annoying in individual cases... but where isn’t it. And... you have to be motivated for such a self-responsible project. We were very often there and tinkered and did things. I wouldn’t want to do it alone on the PC.

Thanks for the tip Tolentino, Pagoni! Strange though that they are designed for "fridge/freezers".... At the same time, corner assembly is apparently not possible with them. Only the 37 cm ones remain for corners..., if they even fit. Honestly, I had completely ruled out IKEA so far..., but now I will at least take a closer look.

You should go on site and ask about such things; over time you learn. I’m sitting in my fancy kitchen right now, but you should be aware that with the lower price, some work and responsibility shifts to the buyer or, as we do it, you find the right handyman who then takes care of the fine adjustment during assembly.

I finished the fourth "built-in furniture" from IKEA Metod in our house yesterday. Ironically, we did not use it for the kitchen, but it is very suitable for creating reasonably high-quality storage for various furniture. There are many tips and tricks, but then you can combine the carcasses very flexibly. (For example, the normal 80cm high carcasses were too low for the lower part of the shelf, so these here in the lower row are wall cabinets with a height of 100cm. I used the already mentioned 40cm high wall cabinet as a seating area in our hallway.)

Very cool. All self-built?