The new kitchen will be from Ikea

Hello I only bought the range hood and the cooktop at Ikea. The range hood is the 60 cm Underverk, which is really great and has very good extraction performance. The cooktop is the 60 cm Folklig induction and was on sale back then for around 199 euros. I am also very satisfied with it. For the refrigerator, I bought a Beko with a 178 cm niche size. It fit without any problems into a 200 cm tall cabinet. The oven is from AEG and was also easy to install. I bought a Siemens dishwasher with a vario hinge, which cost about 800 euros, but the AEG dishwasher you posted also has such a sliding hinge and should therefore fit as well and is much cheaper. The kitchen at Ikea in Bratislava was about 30% cheaper than in Vienna; the delivery of the entire kitchen from BL to Vienna cost 110 euros. If you live further away, the delivery will cost more, as it was calculated based on kilometers driven. Best regards Section Chief

A suitable Siemens dishwasher. For other appliances, it is hardly possible to make a suggestion without knowing the desired range of functions.

Should the microwave be placed as a freestanding appliance in the cabinet and hidden behind the door?

The sink right next to the tall cabinet is very impractical, but right next to the cooktop is not ideal either.
The tall cabinets could both be placed next to each other and the cooktop on the other side. It would not feel so cramped in front of the window then.
Instead of two 60 20 cabinets, I would prefer to take one with 80.

Good morning IKEA expert.

May I insert links here of devices that I currently have in mind? Currently because since I started planning the kitchen, I keep finding others that I would like :)

The microwave will simply go into the cabinet behind a door, I'll use my current one.

I had also considered putting the cooktop on the other side, I would have to plan it to see how it looks :) I will get started on that right away

So now I'm at it again and hope you can help me!

I'm currently working on placing both the tall cabinets, meaning for the oven (which I'll keep where it was originally planned anyway) and for the refrigerator, on the right side. Next to that, I planned the dishwasher, and next to that the sink, but... and now you come into play... how does that work with the water connections?? Is that possible without a lot of hammering? What would be your other ideas?? The problem is that I have an under-sink boiler, and during the renovation I will get a new, slightly bigger one, but it will still be there.

Links are okay, preferably to the manufacturers' websites.

The door in front of the microwave is most practical as a lift flap. This way it does not protrude into the room when the microwave is in use. This is not available from IKEA, but the fitting can also be purchased and installed separately.

To what extent the water connection can be relocated without major work depends on the circumstances. Therefore, a plan showing the positions of the connections is useful.
There are also small under-counter instant water heaters that do not require a 3-phase alternating current connection. Check if this could be an alternative for you.

I might even like it better this way.

I don't have a plan of the connections, the landlord himself doesn't have one either, for whatever reason!! I only know where the connections are.

Now I have a 5l boiler, and I have to honestly say that it is almost too small, I can't even fill half a sink, but if I have a dishwasher later, how often will I still wash by hand??

And can I mount this lift flap you mentioned on a normal IKEA front?? That would of course be nicer than with the door, true