I read the link and can only speak from experience as a recent washlet owner. I think the bottom line is you get what you pay for. The washlet has so many more features that this one doesnt that its easy to see the value of the washlet. The washlet has a water reservior that if you choose to use it keeps the water warm and ready for whatever period of time you choose, self closing lid on a premium heated toilet seat not using your existing seat, front and rear washing capability with oscillation to assure cleaning, air drying afterwards which this inexpensive version doesnt have and I can personally attest that you need because you do get wet! LOL, a remote control that makes it easy to go from function to function, I dont know how you would turn that one on and off with the controls behind your back, and a power saving device to conserve energy for those that are afraid iot might use too much. Frankly it looks like the one you are showing should be sold on "as advertised on TV" by Billy Mays...maybe 2 for $19.95?

If you use hollow threaded rod, available at any hardware store, you can screw a socket to it and run the wire through it. Look up how to wire a lamp and it will explain what I'm saying. You can run the wires behind the "wheel" to each socket. I don't think I'm explaining myself very well but think of each "lamp" as an individual unit with a round base (flower pot saucers would work) and run enough wire to tie them together. It's very do-able just not easily explainable!

Ok, kiddo, here's spacing and all. You need to leave 5 feet between the edge of the counter and the edge of the breakfast bar. Seated people take up 2 feet beyond the counter edge (temporarily using 32" to get into or out of the stools) and you need to leave at least 3 feet behind them for passage and for people to be able to use the breakfast bar. are you aware the overhang for the counter as shown on the drawing doesn't match the size stated for it? If I remember correctly, you're using the ikea planner but have no plans to use ikea for the actual cabinets? That sink is smallish for cleanup (ask me how I know), a better choice would be to plan on using a 27" to 30" sink. You can't put a stages sink in a 24" sink base. The part of the sink that is less deep - in cabinet terms, is still too deep to have a top drawer in the adjacent cabinet. And you'd need to make significant cuts in the cabinet sides of both the sink base and the cabinet beside it. Even the small stages has an array of rack, board, bowls, etc that live on a rack under the less deep end. I'm not sure it would be possible to use the storage rack with two cabinet sides in its way. Plus - no rolling cart - or at least none over about 26" tall. The dishwasher positioning means two things - you'll need to be careful to choose an integrated one to avoid having huge fillers in the corner because: -- Dishwasher doors frequently sit in front of the cabinet line - even integrated ones. The filler on the drawer side would start out being 2-3" deep. Generally, with framed cabinets, the minimum corner filler is 1.5" on both sides, but dishwashers don't have cabinet sides or frames but you'll need to allow 3/4" for the corner overlap, another 3/4" to get beyond the cabinet door, plus extra to get beyond the dishwasher door. -- Drawers perpendicular to a dishwasher need to avoid its handles. I have a bar handle on mine and it sticks out 2.5" beyond the outer surface of the dishwasher. I would need to add at least 2" to the filler on the drawer side - making it more like 5". -- It is impossible to get into the cabinets to the left of the dishwasher while the dw doors are open. This is a sorta galley without extending the room at all. If I could do something more, it would be to replace the former kitchen window with a door + transom. I'd put a small deck out there to connect better with the screen porch. I garden, so it would have steps so me and my garden produce and dirt end up directly in the kitchen.

I bought a few of these for our beachhouse at a Home Goods in Maine for like $15 ea. I've never seen them there again, and the only place I see them is Crate and Barrel for ~$40 plus shipping. TIA