Electric adjustment
The strongest choice where users will change the worktop height regularly and independent operation is important.
- Simple powered operation
- Stepless height positioning
- Ideal for multi-user kitchens
Accessible Kitchens
Electric and manual worktop lifting systems that bring sinks, hobs and preparation surfaces to a comfortable working height for seated and standing users.

EXPLAINER
A fixed kitchen worktop is installed at one permanent height. That may suit one user, but it can make food preparation, washing and cooking difficult for someone working from a seated position or anyone who needs a different working height.
A worktop lift allows the complete working surface to be raised or lowered. Depending on the system, it can support a simple preparation area or a more complete arrangement incorporating sinks, hobs, drawers and suspended cabinets.
The right system depends on how frequently the height will change, what the worktop must carry and whether the layout is straight or follows a corner. All of our Granberg worktop lifts come with a front safety stop strip as standard.
The person must adapt their posture and reach to the position of the kitchen surface.
The surface can be positioned more comfortably for seated, standing and multi-user kitchens.
CHoosing your worktop lift: Start with the requirement
Begin with how the kitchen will be used. The adjustment method, layout and required load will help narrow the choice.
The strongest choice where users will change the worktop height regularly and independent operation is important.
Suitable where the height only needs changing occasionally or where powered operation is not essential.
Designed for a single run of worktop containing preparation space, a sink, a hob or a combination of kitchen functions.
Specialist Baselift configurations for kitchens where the adjustable surface continues around a corner.

A new generation of Baselift
A strong electric wall-mounted worktop lift supplied as a kit system. It is designed for straightforward on-site assembly and can support demanding worktop specifications, including stone. Includes a front safety stop strip as standard.
See the system in action
Watch a height adjustable kitchen worktop being installed and then raised and lowered to suit different working positions. The video demonstrates how the complete surface can move while supporting everyday kitchen functions.
Quick comparison
Use this overview as a starting point before selecting the exact model, width and configuration.
| System | Adjustment | Layout | Load Capacity | Best suited to | Key distinction |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Baselift 6600 | Electric | Straight | 160 kg | Modern wall-mounted installations | Self-sizing worktop lift kit |
| Sidelift 6400 | Electric | Straight | 400 kg | Large, substantial kitchen worktop runs | Can carry cabinets beneath the lift |
| Baselift 6300 / 6310 | Electric | Straight | 100 kg | Sinks, hobs, drawers and preparation areas | Wall- and floor-mounted configurations |
| Baselift Corner | Electric | Corner | 100 kg | L-shaped and angled kitchen plans | Three different corner geometries |
| Manulift 6350 | Crank operated | Straight | 100 kg | Occasional height changes | Stepless adjustment by winding handle |
| Manulift 6380 | Manual | Straight | 100 kg | Infrequent planned adjustment | Height set manually at defined intervals |
Before ordering
Worktop size is only one part of the decision. Consider how the finished surface will operate and what it needs to support.
Frequent adjustment usually favours an electric system. Manual systems are better suited to occasional or planned changes.
Account for the worktop material, sink, hob, drawers, cabinets and any other components supported by the moving system.
Straight and corner systems use different frames. The room geometry should therefore be established before ordering.
Complete the system
The lifting frame is only one part of the finished installation. Controls, safety components, cover panels and storage options can help tailor the worktop to the user, the room and the way the kitchen will be used.
Choose how the user operates the lift and where the controls are positioned within the finished worktop.
Safety components help protect users, adjoining furniture and the moving system during height adjustment.
Conceal motors, plumbing and moving components to create a cleaner, more integrated kitchen appearance.
Selected systems can carry storage beneath the moving surface, allowing useful space to move with the worktop.
Accessibility School
Our guides explain the systems, adjustment methods and installation considerations in clear language.
Learn how adjustable worktops operate, who they can support and which details matter during kitchen design.
Read the guide →Explore powered adjustment and everyday independent use.
Manual systems What Is a Manual Worktop Lift?Understand crank-operated and manually positioned options.
Installation guide Installing a Height Adjustable WorktopConsider services, structure, safety and integration early.
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