Survey: Which building material/construction method have you chosen?

With kitchen cabinets, I believe you immediately, because usually the kitchen is not assembled by oneself and the installers know exactly how to fasten something. But I am not an installer, and with regard to simplicity, as already written above, a wall is ideal that can accommodate a wide range of fastening materials.

OK, if there really are people who build a house and can no longer even buy a pack of the right dowels at the hardware store themselves (which usually lasts for years...), then you are right. But then you have to consistently do without all other materials... drywall covering.. uh evil. Drywall walls.... very dangerous, wood...

OK, if there are actually people who build a house and can no longer even buy a pack of the correct dowels at the hardware store (which usually lasts for years...), then you are right. But then you also have to consistently do without all other materials... gypsum cladding.. oh bad. Drywall.... very dangerous, wood...

Even if the correct dowel is in the house, you still have the human factor, who often does not see it necessary to read the installation instructions on the package!

You learn from mistakes and with a house you have many opportunities to make mistakes.

That is why the first house is built for an enemy ...

I want to use the "standard" or the fastening material that, for example, is supplied with the piece of furniture.

I think I have never used the dowels that come with it. They usually always look much more fragile compared to the Fischer variant.

But the attached picture shows it exemplarily. The Duopower and the UX can actually be wedged into all materials; unfortunately, the load-bearing capacity varies greatly.

We are getting the interior walls made of sand-lime brick, outside [Porenbeton+Verblender]. Our builder always does it this way, and that's why I can't select anything now and can't see the results.
I'm already having a hard time.