Heating in the kitchen "necessary"?

I repeat ... first make a proper kitchen plan. I already have a few ideas on how to implement a heating system.

The kitchen was planned and the suggestion with the heating in the plinth came up. I have made a small sketch of how the setup looks in the end. Where else would you place a heater here if not in the plinth? The blue is the kitchen unit in "L shape", two doors and in the corner the refrigerator.

Is that an outside corner? If yes, I would definitely provide a heater ... if not: still.

Poor efficiency is self-explanatory. A lot of effort (both acquisition and maintenance) and little benefit.

: Yes, an outside corner. I'll wait and see what the heating engineer says, but from how I interpret the opinion here in the forum, most seem to lean towards heating, no matter in what form.

Where else would you place a heater here if not in the base?

Difficult. Refrigerator in the row, a 60x60 element in the corner where the refrigerator was planned, and still between the door and the element? You just have to like it that way.