Planning kitchen appliances. How to proceed. Market is not clear

So, in the internal ranking, all electric lawnmowers only score a maximum of 1.9. Proper petrol devices all score three and above. The Sabo acquired from Knallkörper even breaks the four. At the top are then Husqvarna and the indestructible aluminum devices from Stiga with 2-stroke engines. So, anyone who spends 400 grand on a house shouldn't save 340 on the mower, I think. Karsten[emoji1]

So, anyone who drops 400 grand on a house shouldn't save 340 on the mower

Completely agree, therefore not such a noisy neighborhood nuisance, but a modern device with a battery. Or, for those who can afford it and if the condition of the property allows it: a robotic lawn mower. It also produces better grass.

Completely agree, therefore not a loud neighborhood nuisance, but a modern device with a battery. Or, for those who can afford it and if the nature of the property allows: a robot lawn mower. That also makes better grass.

Not everyone understands sarcasm xD

Yes, yes. But it wasn't funny. :-/

But it was funny anyway, even though I agree with grym content-wise when it comes to lawnmowers. I have a 150€ cordless mower and it does what it's supposed to and doesn't annoy anyone because cordless mowers are simply quieter.

And of course a professional would tear apart my cordless junk.

(btw. how do you manage to spend 15k on an Ikea kitchen, there must be 10k worth of appliances in there).

Why do you actually go handleless? Do you never use your kitchens, just asking harshly? There's hardly anything more impractical, you could break your fingers on those things. Especially opening the fridge door is really terrible. And that's already in the studio, where the fridge isn't even on, meaning it's even harder to open when running because the door sucks itself shut.

We have handleless with really large cutouts for the fingers and the refrigerator is a side-by-side and is integrated into the masonry..... I don't see any problems there now.