590–1000mm
The compact Manulift range for smaller accessible worktop sections, preparation areas and more concentrated sink or hob layouts.
A wall-mounted manual worktop lift with precise stepless height adjustment by folding winding handle, designed for accessible sink, hob, preparation and drawer configurations without an electric lifting motor.
Manual adjustment without fixed height steps
The Manulift 6350 takes a different approach from both an electric worktop lift and Granberg's gas-assisted Manulift 6380. Its height is controlled mechanically using a folding crank handle.
Turning the handle moves the complete worktop smoothly through its 300mm adjustment range. Because there are no predetermined height positions, the worktop can be stopped wherever it is most comfortable within the available range.
That makes the 6350 useful where powered adjustment is not required but a more precise manual system is preferred to a worktop that can only be repositioned at defined intervals.
Choosing the product
Select the product whose width band contains the finished size required for the moving worktop, then enter the exact width when configuring the product.
The compact Manulift range for smaller accessible worktop sections, preparation areas and more concentrated sink or hob layouts.
A versatile middle range with more room to combine preparation space with a shallow sink, hob or integrated drawer arrangement.
The longest Manulift 6350 configuration for a substantial straight adjustable worktop run.
The defining feature
The Manulift 6350 is adjusted by turning a permanently attached cranked winding handle. The mechanical system raises or lowers the worktop progressively, giving precise control over its final position.
When specifying the lift, the handle can be positioned on either the left or right side to suit the kitchen layout and intended operating position.
The folding design also keeps the handle connected to the lift rather than relying on a removable crank that needs to be stored separately.
Granberg's two manual approaches
Both provide 300mm of manual height adjustment, but the way that adjustment happens is fundamentally different. Choose according to how often the height will change and how precisely it needs to be positioned.
Turn the folding crank to raise or lower the worktop. Adjustment is stepless, so the surface can be stopped at the preferred height.
The worktop is manually repositioned with assistance from gas springs, then secured using locking positions. It is particularly suited to planned, infrequent changes.
Core Manulift specification
The product range changes by worktop width, while the principal adjustment range, frame geometry and load capability remain consistent.
Stepless manual movement.
Millimetres, excluding worktop.
Distributed across the system.
HA compartment frame.
Millimetres from the wall.
Recommended millimetre range.
More than a simple preparation worktop
The deeper HA compartment frame gives the Manulift more integration space beneath the worktop than a slimline manual system.
Its internal supports can be moved sideways and adjusted to suit the worktop arrangement, helping accommodate appropriate shallow sinks, drawers, hobs and other components.
Granberg specifies shallow sink bowls up to 120mm deep for integration with the system. Plumbing connections must remain flexible so they can follow the worktop through its full movement.
Before ordering
The lifting mechanism may be manual, but sinks, hobs, plumbing, clearances and surrounding cabinetry still need to accommodate the complete 300mm movement.
Choose the catalogue range that contains the exact worktop width required.
The 6350 is wall mounted, so suitable structural fixing must be established before installation.
Position the folding crank where it can be reached without conflicting with adjacent kitchen elements.
Allow 5mm between the moving worktop and adjoining cabinet or wall surfaces.
Sink services must use appropriate flexible connections throughout the full adjustment range.
Account for the 15mm rear allowance and the changing relationship between the worktop and wall finish.
Send us the required worktop size, room plan, proposed sink or hob position and intended handle side and we can help check the layout before ordering.
Try the manual adjustment for yourself
Granberg Kitchen Three includes working examples of both Granberg manual worktop systems, making it particularly useful if you want to compare the winding-handle 6350 directly with the gas-assisted 6380.

Continue exploring
Learn how adjustable kitchen worktops work, what they can carry and how they can support seated, standing and multi-user kitchens.
Read the worktop-lift guide →Compare winding-handle and gas-assisted systems, understand when manual adjustment makes sense and where electric operation may be more appropriate.
Read the manual worktop guide →Need occasional planned adjustment rather than a winding handle? Compare the gas-assisted Manulift 6380HA and 6380LA systems.
Compare the Manulift 6380 →
Made by Granberg
Manulift forms part of Granberg's broader accessible kitchen range, alongside electric worktop lifts, height-adjustable islands, wall-cabinet systems, shallow sinks and specialist storage.
Explore Granberg →Manual worktop design & specification support
Send us the worktop dimensions, wall construction, intended sink or hob layout and preferred crank position. We can help check the Manulift 6350 specification and compare it with gas-assisted or electric alternatives where useful.
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