Ikea Metod/Utrusta, which hinge for which purpose?

-do I have to take care of the hinges myself when buying, or is a 95-degree hinge automatically included, for example for a tall cabinet for a refrigerator?

They should then be included on the list. However, you usually don't need them if the refrigerator is not from Ikea, as built-in refrigerators mostly have flush hinges.

-should the Ikea employee automatically provide 95-degree hinges where a cabinet is positioned against the wall?

No, there are no dampers for the hinge. Blum offers an opening angle limiter, but at least so far it does not fit the hinges sold by IKEA.

-Are there dampers for all hinges? I remember that for Faktum there were no dampers for the 153-degree hinges.
-Regarding dampers, I remember an earlier Faktum thread where it was preferable to buy a combined hinge with built-in damper (Bluemotion or so) from Blum instead of buying hinge overlay dampers from Ikea. Is that still the case with Metod?

Dampers are now available at IKEA for the 153° hinge as well.
Otherwise, nothing has changed except that you need different mounting plates than with Faktum.

I have to correct myself. Besides the mounting plates, there is another difference between the INTEGRAL and Utrusta hinges. The two holes next to the hinge cup now have a diameter of 8 mm instead of 5 mm. This now corresponds to the standard of Blum hinges. It has therefore become easier, and you can use Blum hinges with INSERTA without having to enlarge the drillings in the door. The hinges with screw fixation are no longer suitable.

Tip on the topic of 95° opening angle and damper: although there are no dampers for the 95° hinges, you can mix the 95° hinges with the 125° hinges on regular cabinets.

I have now installed a 125° hinge with damper at the top and a 95° hinge at the bottom on the outer wall cabinets. Since the hinges are constructed differently, I initially had concerns whether the door would come out crooked when opened. But that is not the case, the hinges are compatible with each other. Only the alignment is a bit tricky, as the hinges use different methods for alignment.

Now the lower hinge limits the opening angle and the upper one damps when closing. And since I had two doors installed this way, I have no hinge left over despite having two packs.

95° for refrigerators and freezers with pull-arm technology. 45° for corner wall cabinets. The picture of the hinges on the website is wrong. 125° for most. 153° if the door should open very wide or for internal drawers, as the hinge also ensures that the door opens without a detent.

Could it be that for the corner wall cabinet you can/should also use the 153°? That was the statement of an Ikea employee... if I understood correctly, the hinge is always included with the corner wall cabinet, unlike the other carcasses. It would just be good to know in advance because I still want to buy a damper and there is none for 45.