Handleless kitchen front, good and affordable - which manufacturer?

We were just at Ikea and looked at everything. We actually like the Voxtorp front best as well, even though it is more expensive. I just tried messing around with the planner, but I still can’t really get it right and it then crashed. I can no longer log in and access my plan, no idea why. I will try again this evening. Can you plan "dead corners" with Ikea or do you definitely have to buy those corner elements? Also, in the view some tall cabinets showed only one door instead of two, which looked very strange. Either those might not have been available or it was a bug again in my planner. I’ll keep you updated.

We haven’t built around corners so far, but rather as freestanding modules. Corner is of course possible, but you should take a look at the corner cabinets. The function is probably good there too, but I can’t say anything about it. In that case you should have a countertop measured directly by them, because you certainly don’t want to piece it together with a rail like it was back then in the shared apartment. Or as someone wrote above, have one made directly at Bauhaus, although measuring on site makes sense in case the angle of the wall is not exactly right. The "dead wall" thing is beyond my horizon... If the kitchen just ends freely in the room, a side panel of the same front or anything else is simply attached on the side. For example, on our island we placed a 40mm multiplex board from the timber yard as a bar. Cheap and stylish as well.

Try different browsers. You can definitely plan dead corners. Voxtorp is more expensive but you save the handles. There’s also a lot of input in the Gesichterbuch group. I also find Ringelhut very nice, for example, I have furnished our living room furniture with it. [ATTACH alt="IMG_20200617_171938.jpg"]48241[/ATTACH]

Super!! That’s how we did it with our leftover Ringhult wall cabinets. Just a wall strip, hung the three cabinets cantilevered, and a nice top on it.

I also find Ringelhut very nice, for example, I have outfitted our living room furniture with it.

Hello tomtom,

Is the storage surface in your picture made of glass? Also available at Ikea?

One more question for the IKEA kitchen experts here:

Does anyone have an idea why the planner only shows wall cabinets with a depth of 37, and not 60?

For example, I saw the kitchen at IKEA (see attachment), which apparently was made with B60xT60. Or do you think it might be 37 cabinets that were mounted forward?

These are all from the 60s, right? Maybe they are built-in cabinets for fridge/freezer units (under additional wall cabinets)

402.055.37
Check out this product number. It is available in 40 and 60 cm height. It can also be used as an attachment.