This robot cleaner is designed primarily for glass, including windows, glass doors, marble surfaces and tiles, but is not specifically indicated for kitchen unit fronts. It is compatible with glass surfaces of a certain thickness (not less than 3 mm for glass and 4 mm for mirrors) and can clean vertical or inclined surfaces, but use on furniture fronts is not mentioned in the official specifications or available tests. As a result, it is not recommended for use on kitchen unit fronts.

No, that's not possible. The cleaning robot needs a window edge so that it can turn round. With kitchen furniture, it would drive over the cupboard door and fall down at the edge, as there is no longer a vacuum. The gaps between two cupboards would also cancel out the vacuum and it would no longer be able to suck itself in.