Baselift Corner 6301 / 6311 is designed for a
conventional right-angled kitchen corner. Rather
than carrying that square geometry all the way to
the user, the front edge cuts diagonally across the
corner at 45°.
That gives the adjustable worktop a more open
approach around the inside corner and can make better
use of a section of worktop that might otherwise be
difficult to reach comfortably.
The complete corner module raises and lowers as one
electric system. It can then be extended along either
side using compatible Plusmodules where a larger
adjustable worktop is required.
Choose the geometry before the specification
Three different Baselift corner shapes
The numbers 6301, 6302 and 6303 identify fundamentally
different corner geometries. Start with the shape of the
room and worktop rather than treating them as different
sizes of the same lift.
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6301 / 6311
45°
Front edge
90°
Wall corner
For a conventional square room corner with a
diagonal front edge across the working corner.
The 6301 / 6311 keeps a conventional 90° wall corner
while the front edge cuts across the corner at 45°.
Choosing the main corner lift
Two decisions give you the correct main model
Once the 45° front / 90° wall geometry is confirmed,
choose how the lift is supported and how much integration
space is needed beneath the worktop.
01
Wall mounted or floor mounted?
This determines the first part of the model number.
6301
Wall-mounted corner lift
6311
Floor-mounted corner lift
02
HA or LA front?
Choose the compartment depth around what needs to
be integrated beneath the moving worktop.
HA · 103mm
Sink, drawer, hob, larger controls
LA · 40mm
Worktop, hob, Mini controls
One corner shape, two compartment depths
HA when the corner does more. LA when it can stay slim.
The HA version uses Granberg's deeper 103mm
compartment frame. This gives the corner module
space for a compatible shallow-bowl sink, drawers,
a cooking hob, larger controls and fascia fronts.
The LA version reduces the front height to 40mm.
It is the cleaner choice where the adjustable corner
primarily carries worktop and a cooking hob rather
than a sink bowl or drawer.
Both retain the same 45° front / 90° wall geometry
and the same fundamental electric height adjustment.
HA creates a 103mm compartment for greater integration;
LA keeps the visible front to a slimmer 40mm.
Choosing how the corner is supported
6301 or 6311? The room structure makes the decision.
The corner geometry does not change. The distinction is
whether the lifting system is structurally supported from
the wall or from the floor.
Baselift 6301
Wall mounted
The lifting system fixes to suitable structural
walls. This keeps the floor below the adjustable
worktop relatively open and is available in both
HA and LA versions.
Baselift 6311
Floor mounted
The lifting motors transfer the structural load
to the floor. This provides the corresponding
solution where suitable wall mounting is not
available or is not appropriate for the project.
Mounting method should be resolved from the building
structure before the final worktop and services are specified.
Extend either side of the corner
What is a Plusmodule?
The 1045 × 1045mm corner is the starting module.
A Plusmodule adds another powered worktop-lifting
section to its left or right side.
The extension operates with the main Baselift rather
than acting as a separate fixed worktop. A compatible
Plusmodule can therefore turn the compact corner
module into a much larger adjustable L-shaped working area.
Match the Plusmodule to three things: whether the
corner is wall or floor mounted, whether it uses the
HA or LA front, and whether the extension sits on the
left or right.
One Plusmodule can be added to each side, creating
an overall system up to approximately
3445 × 3445mm.
The number tells you the mounting method and the side
Once the correct family is identified, select the
matching HA or LA version and then the required width band.
6305
Wall · Left
Left-hand Plusmodule for compatible wall-mounted
6301 corner systems.
6306
Wall · Right
Right-hand Plusmodule for compatible wall-mounted
6301 corner systems.
6315
Floor · Left
Left-hand Plusmodule for compatible floor-mounted
6311 corner systems.
6316
Floor · Right
Right-hand Plusmodule for compatible floor-mounted
6311 corner systems.
400–1000mm
Compact extension band
1001–1800mm
Medium extension band
1801–2400mm
Long extension band
Core corner-lift performance
The whole working corner adjusts together
Both mounting methods and both front configurations use
the same fundamental powered height-adjustment system.
300mm
Adjustment
Stepless electric travel.
700–1000
Frame height
Excluding worktop.
30mm/s
Speed
Powered vertical movement.
100kg
Lifting force
Maximum distributed load.
560–590
Frame depth
Adjustable from wall.
230V
Electrical
Powered corner system.
The worktop, integrated components and front safety
system should be considered as one moving assembly.
Design the moving corner as one system
Worktop, appliances, services and safety all move together
A height-adjustable corner is more than a lifting
frame beneath a worktop. Any integrated sink, hob,
drawer, fascia and associated services become part
of the moving installation.
This makes early planning particularly important
around a corner, where two worktop runs, two walls
and the central working zone all interact.
Front safety strip
Contact beneath the front edge stops
downward movement.
Moving plumbing
HA sink installations require suitable
flexible water and waste arrangements.
5mm side clearance
Appropriate clearance must be maintained to
adjoining walls and fixed furniture.
Worktop movement allowance
The moving top is specified shallower than
adjoining fixed surfaces to allow safe travel.
Before ordering
Start with the room plan, then build the corner lift around it
Corner systems are particularly dependent on accurate
room geometry. Wall angles, adjoining worktops, services
and the final position of sinks or hobs should be resolved
before the frame specification is finalised.
01
Confirm the corner geometry
Establish that the project genuinely requires the
45° front edge and 90° wall arrangement.
02
Choose wall or floor mounting
Determine whether the room structure suits the
6301 or 6311 installation method.
03
Choose HA or LA
Base the front depth on the sink, drawers, hob,
controls and fascia required.
04
Position integrated components
Plan the sink or hob together with the corner frame,
worktop cut-outs and usable working zones.
05
Decide how far each side extends
Add the correct left- and right-hand Plusmodules
where more adjustable worktop is required.
06
Coordinate services and clearances
Water, waste, power and neighbouring furniture must
remain compatible throughout the complete 300mm travel.
Designing a complete corner run?
Independent 4 Life can help assess the room layout
and Granberg configuration before the worktop and
surrounding cabinetry are finalised.
Baselift Corner forms part of Granberg's wider range of
height-adjustable kitchen systems, alongside straight
worktop lifts, islands, wall-cabinet lifts, specialist
sinks and supporting safety and control components.
Not sure which Baselift corner geometry your kitchen needs?
Send us the room dimensions, wall angles, proposed
worktop layout, mounting conditions and any sink, hob
or drawer requirements. We can help identify the correct
corner family, HA or LA configuration and Plusmodules
before the surrounding kitchen is manufactured.
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