A wall-mounted manual worktop system for occasional
height changes, using gas-assisted support legs and
locking positions to adjust the working surface in
25mm increments.
Choose the frame first
Do you need space for a sink and drawers?
HA and LA use the same gas-assisted adjustment method.
The difference is the depth available within the
front compartment beneath the worktop.
HA
103mm front
Choose HA for compatible shallow sinks,
drawers, hobs and worktops.
LA
40mm front
Choose LA for a slimmer worktop or
compatible hob installation.
590–1000mm
HA + LA
1001–1800mm
HA + LA
1801–2400mm
HA + LA
Manual adjustment for planned height changes
Gas springs assist the movement. Locking pins set the height.
The Manulift 6380 is designed for kitchens where
an adjustable worktop is useful but the height does
not need to change repeatedly throughout the day.
Instead of an electric motor or a winding handle,
each support leg incorporates a gas spring. The
locking pins are released, the worktop is
repositioned with the assistance of the gas springs,
and the legs are locked again at the selected height.
The available positions are spaced at 25mm intervals
across a total 300mm range, giving a practical
manually adjustable surface for occasional or
planned changes.
How the adjustment works
Release. Reposition. Lock.
The Manulift does not continuously glide up and down
like an electric system. The worktop is deliberately
repositioned from one secured height to another.
Built-in gas springs assist the manual movement,
reducing the effective effort required to lift the
worktop compared with moving its full weight unaided.
01
Release the locking pins
Unlock the support legs before changing
the worktop height.
02
Reposition the worktop
The built-in gas springs assist the
upward and downward movement.
03
Secure the new position
Reinsert the locking pins at the chosen
25mm height interval.
The 6380 is designed for deliberate, occasional changes
rather than repeated height adjustment throughout the day.
Two manual Granberg systems
Manulift 6380 or Manulift 6350?
Both provide 300mm of manual height adjustment.
The important difference is how often you expect the
worktop to move and how precisely the final height
needs to be positioned.
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Manulift 6380
Gas-assisted manual repositioning with positive
locking positions. Best suited to worktops whose
height changes occasionally or as part of a planned
adaptation.
A folding crank handle raises or lowers the worktop
steplessly, making it easier to choose a precise
height where manual adjustment is needed more often.
HA for greater integration. LA for a slimmer worktop edge.
The adjustment mechanism is the same. What changes is
the height of the compartment frame beneath the
worktop and therefore the type of kitchen functions
that can be accommodated.
6380HA
103mm front
The deeper HA frame creates more usable space
beneath the worktop and is the appropriate 6380
configuration where a shallow sink or drawer
needs to be incorporated.
Shallow sinks
Drawers
Hobs
Worktops
6380LA
40mm front
The LA version reduces the compartment height
substantially for applications where the moving
surface only needs to carry the worktop and a
compatible cooking hob.
Worktops
Hobs
The HA and LA frames share the same manual
adjustment system but provide different levels of
integration beneath the worktop.
Choosing the product
Choose HA or LA, then choose the required width range
Each front configuration is available across the same
three made-to-measure ordering bands.
01
590–1000mm
Compact worktop sections, available as either
6380HA or 6380LA.
02
1001–1800mm
Medium-width adjustable areas with more room for
integrated kitchen functions.
03
1801–2400mm
The longest Manulift 6380 configuration for
substantial straight worktop runs.
Core specification
The same adjustment system across HA and LA
The principal dimensions and performance remain
consistent across the range; the key product choice
is front height and finished worktop width.
300mm
Total travel
700–1000mm excluding worktop.
25mm
Intervals
Positive locking positions.
100kg
Maximum load
Distributed across the worktop.
560–590
Frame depth
Millimetres from the wall.
565–630
Worktop depth
Recommended millimetre range.
Wall
Mounting
Structural wall fixing required.
Before ordering
Plan for how the worktop will actually be adjusted
The Manulift 6380 is deliberately a manual,
occasional-adjustment system. Its accessibility should
therefore be considered in relation to the people who
will physically reposition the worktop as well as the
people who will use it.
01
Decide how often it will move
If the worktop will change height repeatedly every
day, consider the 6350 or an electric system instead.
02
Allow for assisted adjustment
Longer worktops are normally repositioned with
assistance so both sides can be moved and locked
safely together.
03
Check the wall structure
The Manulift is wall mounted, so suitable structural
fixing must be established before installation.
04
Plan flexible plumbing
HA sink installations require water and waste
connections that accommodate the full movement.
05
Allow access to the legs
Optional cover panels must be removable so the
locking system can be reached when the height changes.
06
Maintain clearances
Allow 5mm to adjoining surfaces and 15mm at the rear
where wall finishes or tiles need to be accommodated.
Future requirements likely to change?
Granberg states that the Manulift can later be
converted to electric operation by replacing the
support legs and adding the required control and
safety equipment. Speak to us if future-proofing is
an important part of the specification.
See how the Manulift 6380 is installed and adjusted
The installation film shows the wall-mounted
supports, worktop frame and manual adjustment
mechanism in more detail.
Installation planning should account for wall
structure, finished worktop width, services,
removable covers and access to the locking mechanism.
Compare both manual adjustment methods
See the Manulift 6380 in our showroom
Granberg Kitchen Three includes both the gas-assisted
Manulift 6380 and the winding-handle Manulift 6350,
making it particularly useful if you want to compare
the two manual systems before deciding which approach
better suits the project.
Continue exploring
Understand manual worktop systems before you choose
Essential guide
What Is a Worktop Lift?
Understand adjustable kitchen worktops, the
different lifting methods available and the
decisions that shape a practical installation.
Manulift forms part of Granberg's wider accessible
kitchen range, alongside electric worktop lifts,
height-adjustable islands, wall-cabinet systems,
shallow sinks and specialist accessible storage.
Is gas-assisted adjustment the right approach for this kitchen?
Send us the required worktop width, proposed sink or hob
layout, wall construction and how frequently the height
is expected to change. We can help determine whether the
6380HA, 6380LA, winding-handle 6350 or an electric system
is the most appropriate solution.
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