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Well, with 5x2.5mm cables (kitchen) or more (e.g., heavy current), it will already have to be quite a thick plaster to cover it properly.

Yep, those then belong in a chase.

But I don't see that that often anymore, I think.

Well, with 5x2.5 mm² cables (kitchen) or more (e.g. three-phase power), it will have to be quite a thick plaster to properly cover it.

The stove and oven are separate in our case. And for the stove, the cables run inside the drywall. Otherwise, there would be a chase here.

So far, only boxes have been installed for the oven and refrigerator.

With perforated bricks I can almost understand it. But with Ytong? Electricians are really a lazy bunch...

Maybe it's only 11cm Ytong there, I would prefer the solution without a slot then.

very nice house.

The wall connection should have been made with a cut in the plaster, this way it also works but be careful to keep it sealed after the winter.

Plaster over it. Like before with conduit wiring. The cables just must not be too thick and have to be fastened tightly, etc.

Is the plaster that thick?

Is the plaster that thick?

The builder probably did not order surface-mounted conduits. NYM-J 5x1.5mm is about 1cm thick. With only one cm of interior plaster as the minimum thickness, it's no longer sufficient.