How to attach Ikea Metod corpus corner and side panel?

That leaves only the problem of how to attach the longer countertop in the dead corner on the wall. With 2 brackets or how?

That is then the one on the right on the plan.

Suggestions?

Some reported that they simply placed a 60cm wide cabinet in the corner. It supports the countertop very well and also serves as a fastening aid for the corner panels. It just has to be aligned accordingly.

Then I have another piece of furniture that I don’t want – and don’t need.

I thought the only thing for the dead corner would be a beveled 90° corner base cabinet where the cooktop and oven would go, but the overall size would then make the kitchen too long on both sides again.

With Faktum it still existed, but unfortunately there are no precise measurements to be found anywhere.

Cooking in the corner:

If I understand correctly, the corpus there is only practically acting as support in the dead corner and is otherwise not used at all. I don’t know if such a beveled cabinet actually brings any advantage – the "beveled" parts are still dead, and the problem of the cabinets blocking each other at the corner is even worsened. Without a beveled cabinet, this concerns the two cabinets to the right and left of the corner; with a beveled cabinet, it includes those two plus the one in the corner (in this case the oven, which I would BTW always install elevated if possible and not under the cooktop).

I have 3 dead corners in my G-kitchen. I installed 20 cm base cabinets there.

You could use a countertop as a side panel where the dishwasher will later be. This way, the countertop won’t hang in the air and you can also properly attach the dishwasher later. You can temporarily fix the dishwasher front with double-sided tape by simply screwing 3 pieces of lath (top, left, right) to the cabinet/countertop.

Topic GPS: Either take Ikea or a Miele XXL dishwasher. Everything else doesn’t fit well or at all.

Lousy dishwasher .........or maybe not. Today I saw something brilliant that could be the solution! Namely one that is actually freestanding. Actually designed as a "tabletop appliance." The unit measures W 55 x D 50 x H 43.8 cm, so it would theoretically fit well into the 60 cm cabinet. At the front a 40 cm door with drop hinges on it, the dishwasher behind in the cabinet and voilà, done. Below that a 35 cm partial extension also with an h = 40 cm front. I have to measure that today right away.