IKEA KNOXHULT new in the assortment - FYNDIG discontinued

I hope that someday there will be a block system again like VÄRDE or thingy, the dark one...

Here are four more photos.







According to the sign, the sink cabinet is 180 cm long (just noticed) – that would mean the sink and oven are one cabinet? Now I’m confused. But that would also fit with the missing "foot" and the cut-out wall.



The drawers of the 40 cm base cabinet are 15-30-30. They can be pulled out to 40 cm.

Data:

Kitchen cabinets: chipboard, melamine foil, ABS plastic (US) / polypropylene (OS)
Door/drawers: chipboard or MDF, laminate (melamine foil), ABS plastic (US) / polypropylene (OS)
Back panel: hardboard, acrylic paint

Also available in wood effect/grey, grey, white.

It also says "Knobs and handles separate, including legs, hinges, shelves and countertop," but the shown countertop was EKBACKEN. So I don't know.

Sink cabinet WDH 180x61x90: €147
Base cabinet WDH 40x61x90 with drawers: €72
Wall cabinet WDH 60x31x60: €31
Wall cabinet WDH 40x31x80? Height and price I unfortunately cannot see in the photo.

Was at IKEA again today (failed attempt to buy a countertop #mimimi) and saw a second assembled Knoxhult kitchen. It really looks like FYNDIG in style and is apparently cheaper too.



The base cabinet BTH 40x61x90 with drawers: 45€
Didn’t have time to look at the rest.

Unfortunately, there are quite a few "missing" corpora and fronts, which also frustrates me. But a) IKEA primarily works profit-oriented and not customer-oriented, and b) this would be more appropriate as a separate topic.

Why should IKEA design its range for foreign devices? Profit AND customer orientation do not necessarily have to exclude each other. But it's the same issue with fronts for dishwashers. There are x different mounting systems. Should IKEA release 100 different fronts for every decor for all the different systems? The same goes for the fronts/doors for electrical appliances. You can't consider every electrical device on the market. It's clear that you focus on your own range. Everywhere it's common practice; at IKEA they immediately shout "unfriendly to customers." Every item number must be produced, stored, handled, and moved. That should be kept in mind.