Ikea Metod Bodbyn feedback wanted

I don’t understand the question about the windowsill. You don’t have kitchen cabinets in front of the window. Dining tables are usually between 70 and 80 cm high. You can extend/lay the water and wastewater pipes on the surface. However, then you have to move the base cabinets about 10 cm forward and need an extra deep countertop. An electrician can extend the power line for you.

Now I no longer have the 20 cm pull-out cabinet where I can store the bottles (olive oil, acetone, etc.).

I keep my oil and other bottles in one of the large drawers under/next to the stove in a "tray" like this:

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Spice insert, high gloss white

And the tray is placed on an anti-slip liner for the whole drawer. The bottles stand rock solid when you pull the drawer out at normal speed. So far, no one has managed to knock them over. Using a divider as suggested above also works very well, but I wanted to place them depthwise, not sideways.

My only concern with the windowsill is that I don't hit the drawers when pulling them out.

Is it possible to run the pipe from the siphon to the sewage entry in the wall behind a base cabinet? I don't want to reposition the drain pipe.

Yes, that could indeed cause a problem. The top edge of the highest drawer is at 88 cm. How far does the windowsill protrude into the room? To be on the safe side, I would make the panel on the left side wider and move the entire kitchen unit more towards the door. (If the windowsill protrudes too far into the room and the corner is maybe less than 90°, causing the windowsill and drawer to angle towards each other) You can install the drain surface-mounted, you just have to move the cabinets forward as mentioned.

If I move the cabinets forward, the countertop won't fit anymore.

The depth is then too shallow, isn't it?

With an extra-deep countertop, I have to move away from Ikea. Or do they also have extra-deep countertops? Aren't there any problems then with the [Domsyöl] sink?