660mm lifting-unit height · approximately 230mm-deep shelves · White finish.
Granberg InDiago 510 - Lowers the cabinets' shelves diagonally
Granberg InDiago 510 - Lowers the cabinets' shelves diagonally
Height Adjustable Wall Cabinets
Granberg InDiago 510
An electric internal cabinet lift that brings high-level storage down and forwards towards the user, while the wall cabinet itself stays fixed and its doors open automatically.
500–1000mm cabinet widths
540mm downward travel
373mm forward travel
40kg maximum load
Watch the shelves move down and forwards
High-level storage that comes towards the user
The cabinet stays where it is. The shelves come out to meet you.
InDiago 510 is installed inside a compatible wall cabinet. When activated, the internal shelves move in a controlled diagonal path, travelling downwards and forwards towards the front of the worktop.
The cabinet itself remains fixed against the wall. That means the external kitchen furniture can retain its normal position while the useful storage inside becomes much easier to see, reach and handle.
InDiago also automates the cabinet doors. They open as the shelving begins to lower and close again as the lift returns to its stored position, so the user does not need to open the cupboard separately before operating the lift.
Choosing your InDiago
KA, KB, SA or SB? Start with height, then depth.
All four versions share the same 540mm downward travel, 373mm forward movement and 40kg load capacity. The model primarily depends on the dimensions inside the wall cabinet.
01
Choose the cabinet height: K or S
The first letter identifies the height of the lifting mechanism and the nominal wall-cabinet height it is designed around.
K series
For nominal 700mm-high wall cabinets.
Minimum internal cabinet height approximately
660mm.
S series
For nominal 850mm-high wall cabinets.
Minimum internal cabinet height approximately
810mm.
02
Choose the internal cabinet depth: A or B
The second letter determines how deep the lifting mechanism and usable shelves are.
A version
Minimum internal cabinet depth approximately
260mm, with shelves approximately 230mm deep.
B version
Minimum internal cabinet depth approximately
310mm, with shelves approximately 280mm deep.
03
Choose the cabinet width
Each InDiago family is available for six common nominal wall-cabinet widths.
500mm
600mm
700mm
800mm
900mm
1000mm
660mm lifting-unit height · approximately 280mm-deep shelves · White finish.
810mm lifting-unit height · approximately 230mm-deep shelves · White finish.
810mm lifting-unit height · approximately 280mm-deep shelves · White finish.
Measure the inside of the cabinet, not just the nominal outside dimensions. Cabinet construction, hinges, side thickness and internal clear space all affect compatibility, so final dimensions should be checked against the current technical drawing.
A different way to bring storage closer
Downwards for height. Forwards for reach.
InDiago combines vertical and forward movement in one controlled path. The shelves descend from the cabinet while simultaneously moving towards the front of the worktop.
This can reduce the need to reach both upwards and deep into the cabinet. Everyday items arrive lower and closer while the cupboard carcass remains fixed in its original position.
The movement is electrically powered and stepless, so the shelves can be stopped at a convenient point rather than only at the upper or lower limits.
Only the internal storage moves; the wall cabinet
itself remains fixed in position.
Shared performance across the range
Four cabinet configurations. The same core movement.
KA, KB, SA and SB vary in mechanism height and depth, but the movement and lifting performance remain consistent.
Downward travel
Vertical component of the shelving's diagonal movement.
Forward travel
Brings the shelving towards the front edge of the worktop.
Maximum load
Maximum stated capacity for the moving shelf assembly and its contents.
Movement speed
Controlled electric movement through the available travel.
Cabinet widths
Six nominal cabinet widths are available within each model family.
The lifting mechanism sits inside the cabinet while the
cabinet base remains in place.
Designed around the existing cabinet
Automatic doors, without removing the cabinet base
InDiago is installed above the existing cabinet bottom rather than requiring that base to be cut away. That distinction can be particularly useful in kitchens with lighting, pelmets or other details already fitted beneath the cupboard.
The compact lifting mechanism occupies the cabinet interior while the automatic door system manages access as the shelves move.
Cabinet base remains intact
Installation takes place inside the cabinet.
Existing under-cabinet lighting can often remain
Suitable strip lighting and pelmets need not
automatically be removed.
Cabinet stays against the wall
The lifting system does not make the complete
cupboard project forwards during operation.
Manual access is retained
When fully raised, the cabinet doors can still
be opened normally.
Design inspiration
The mechanism is specialist. The kitchen does not have to look it.
InDiago works inside the cabinetry, allowing the visible kitchen doors, worktops, materials and colour scheme to remain part of the wider interior design.
Three room settings showing the same accessibility principle within different kitchen schemes.
Integrated wall storage
Accessible movement concealed within conventional-style cabinetry.
Designed around the room
The cabinet fronts and wider kitchen scheme remain visually dominant.
Accessibility without visual compromise
High storage can adapt without defining the aesthetic of the kitchen.
Safety & operation
The door movement and shelf movement work as one system
InDiago monitors both the space beneath the moving shelves and the position of the cabinet doors while operating.
Obstruction protection
A safety switch beneath the moving shelf assembly stops the lift if an obstruction is encountered while lowering.
Door monitoring
The shelving will not move forwards if the cabinet doors are unable to open correctly.
Choice of controls
Wired buttons, wireless controls and handheld remote options allow the operating method to be selected around the user and kitchen layout.
Five-year warranty
Current InDiago products carry Granberg's five-year manufacturer warranty against manufacturing defects when registered in accordance with the warranty terms.
Before ordering
Check the cabinet from the inside out
InDiago is designed around the internal cabinet space, door arrangement and hinge movement. Accurate cabinet information should therefore be confirmed before the lifting system is specified.
Confirm cabinet height
Establish whether the 700mm K or 850mm S family is the appropriate starting point.
Measure internal depth
Choose A for approximately 260mm minimum internal depth or B for approximately 310mm.
Confirm cabinet width
Select the matching InDiago for cabinets from 500–1000mm wide.
Check the doors and hinges
Automatic operation requires a compatible pair of cabinet doors and suitable hinge geometry.
Confirm cabinet fixing
The cabinet and its wall fixings must safely support the lifting system, moving shelves and stored contents.
Plan power and controls
Electrical supply and control position should be determined before the completed cabinetry restricts access.
InDiago requires two cabinet doors and is not suitable for in-frame cabinet construction. Compatible soft-close hinges with integrated damping can be used, while separate hinge dampers may need to be removed. Always use the current technical drawing and installation instructions for final specification.
Installation overview
See how InDiago fits inside the wall cabinet
The installation video helps explain the internal mechanism, cabinet preparation, door arrangement and the relationship between the lift and the existing cabinet base.
Use the current product-page drawings and installation documents for final dimensions, fixings and electrical requirements.
See the movement for yourself
Experience the InDiago 510 in our showroom
A working InDiago display lets you see how the cabinet doors open automatically, how far the shelves travel towards the user and how the system returns into the cupboard when it is no longer needed.
Continue exploring
Understand accessible wall storage in the wider kitchen
What Are Height-Adjustable Wall Cabinets?
Compare vertical, diagonal and complete-cabinet movements and understand how different lifting systems affect reach, worktop space and kitchen design.
Read the wall-cabinet guide →What Is an Adapted Kitchen?
See how accessible storage fits alongside adjustable worktops, sinks, appliances, circulation space and the wider kitchen layout.
Read the adapted kitchen guide →Height-Adjustable Wall Cabinets
Compare InDiago with systems that move shelves vertically and alternatives that move the entire wall cabinet towards the user.
Compare wall-cabinet systems →
Made by Granberg
Accessible kitchen engineering from Sweden
InDiago forms part of Granberg's wider accessible kitchen range, alongside other powered wall-storage systems, height-adjustable worktops, kitchen islands, shallow sinks and specialist storage solutions.
Explore Granberg →Wall-cabinet design & specification support
Need help choosing between KA, KB, SA and SB?
Tell us the cabinet width, nominal height, internal height and depth, door arrangement and intended user. We can help identify the appropriate InDiago configuration and check the key installation requirements before the cabinetry is finalised.
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