Electric height-adjustable worktop lifts with a deeper 103mm compartment frame designed for integrated shallow sinks, drawers, controls and multifunction kitchen working areas.
Start with a 6300HA or 6310HA main lift. Choose Plusmodules when you need to extend a compatible system.
Showing the main Baselift HA worktop lifts below.
More room inside the moving worktop
Baselift 6300HA and 6310HA create an electrically height-adjustable worktop while retaining open knee and leg space beneath the working area.
Where HA differs from the slimmer LA system is the depth of the upper frame. Its 103mm compartment creates space for more integrated kitchen functions, including shallow-bowl sinks, drawers, larger controls and finished fascia panels.
The complete worktop moves through 300mm of stepless adjustment, so preparation, washing and other working areas can be positioned for seated and standing users rather than being fixed at one permanent height.
Choosing the correct Baselift front
Both versions provide the same fundamental height adjustment. The difference is how much integration is required beneath the moving worktop.
The deeper compartment-frame version for more fully integrated adjustable kitchen worktops.
The lower-profile alternative where a sink bowl or integrated drawer is not required beneath the surface.
Bring the complete sink area to the right height
When a compatible shallow-bowl sink is installed within the Baselift HA worktop, the sink, tap area and surrounding preparation surface adjust together.
This can make the washing area considerably more adaptable than fixing a sink permanently at one reduced height, particularly in kitchens shared by seated and standing users.
Sink depth remains important. The HA compartment is designed around shallow-bowl sinks with a maximum bowl depth of approximately 120mm, helping preserve useful knee clearance beneath the work surface.
More than simply a deeper frame
Optional full-extension drawer boxes can be incorporated within the HA compartment frame, allowing frequently used utensils or smaller kitchen items to remain with the adjustable working surface.
This means storage can move with the worktop rather than being left behind at a fixed cabinet height.
Choosing the mounting method
The HA compartment frame and adjustment principle are shared. The fundamental distinction between 6300 and 6310 is whether the lift is structurally supported from the wall or floor.
Main lifting frames
Both wall-mounted 6300HA and floor-mounted 6310HA are listed in three width bands. The exact required lift width is then specified within the appropriate product.
Useful for dedicated sink stations, compact preparation areas and shorter adjustable sections.
Allows more working surface around an integrated sink, drawer or preparation area.
The largest standard main Baselift width band before an extension system becomes relevant.
Need a longer continuous adjustable worktop? A compatible Plusmodule can extend the moving surface beyond the main Baselift frame.
Extend the adjustable worktop
A Plusmodule is an additional powered lifting section that connects to a compatible main Baselift. It lets the adjustable worktop continue beyond the normal main-frame width while operating as one coordinated system.
HA Plusmodules retain the same deeper compartment-frame principle, so the extended section can be designed around compatible HA functions such as drawers, shallow sinks or finished fascia fronts where the project requires them.
The Plusmodule is controlled through its paired Baselift rather than acting as a completely separate worktop.
Decoding the Plusmodule numbers
The four HA Plusmodule families mirror the wall- and floor-mounted Baselifts and then divide according to which side of the main system they extend.
Left-hand extension for compatible wall-mounted Baselift HA systems.
Right-hand extension for compatible wall-mounted Baselift HA systems.
Left-hand extension for compatible floor-mounted Baselift HA systems.
Right-hand extension for compatible floor-mounted Baselift HA systems.
Core Baselift HA specification
The main 6300HA and 6310HA share the same fundamental height adjustment and lifting performance while adding the 103mm compartment required for more integrated kitchen functions.
Stepless electric travel.
Excluding worktop.
Powered vertical speed.
Maximum distributed load.
Adjustable from the wall.
Mains connection, max 5A.
Design inspiration
The lifting mechanism sits beneath the worktop, leaving the visible surfaces, sinks, cabinetry and materials to be designed around the character of the room rather than around a clinical aesthetic.
Three room settings showing different ways to integrate a height-adjustable working area into the wider kitchen.
Adjustable washing and preparation space designed into the wider kitchen.
One worktop section can adapt without dictating the design of the whole room.
Fascias, worktops and surrounding cabinetry can keep the adjustable area visually coordinated.
Before ordering
HA allows more components to move with the worktop, which makes early coordination particularly important. Cabinetry, plumbing, electrical services and movement clearances should all be resolved before manufacture.
Confirm whether the building structure suits 6300HA wall mounting or 6310HA floor mounting.
Select the appropriate catalogue band and determine the exact finished lift width.
Coordinate the shallow bowl with the adjustable support frame and usable knee space underneath.
Water, waste and electrical arrangements must work safely throughout the complete height adjustment.
Decide which components are being incorporated into the HA compartment before the frame layout is finalised.
Consider adjoining furniture and other potential obstructions throughout the full movement range.
Installation overview
The installation video demonstrates how the lifting frame is assembled and positioned beneath the worktop, helping to explain the relationship between the motors, supporting frame and finished working surface.
Final dimensions, mounting requirements, safety components and service arrangements should always be taken from the current technical documents on the individual product page.
Continue exploring
Understand how adjustable kitchen worktops operate, how frame depth affects integration and which details matter when designing for seated and standing users.
Read the worktop-lift guide →Learn why bowl depth, knee clearance, reach and plumbing matter when a sink is being designed for comfortable seated and standing use.
Read the accessible sink guide →Compare straight, corner, electric and manual worktop-lifting systems and choose the configuration that best suits the kitchen layout.
Compare worktop lifts →
Made by Granberg
Baselift forms part of Granberg's wider accessible kitchen range, including worktop lifts, kitchen islands, wall-cabinet lifts, shallow sinks and supporting safety, storage and control components.
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Tell us the required worktop width, mounting conditions, sink or drawer arrangement, worktop material and whether the run needs a Plusmodule. We can help identify the appropriate Baselift HA configuration before the worktop and services are finalised.
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