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RAL 9003 motor covers with natural anodised aluminium arms and a chrome-plated clothes rail.
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Powered wardrobe access for conventional-height installations. BUTLER 730 moves hanging clothes forwards and down at the touch of a button, bringing the rail into a more comfortable reach position without permanently sacrificing the storage space below.
Straight-arm powered access for everyday wardrobe heights
Bring the rail to the user
A conventional fixed clothes rail assumes the user can comfortably reach into the upper part of the wardrobe. BUTLER 730 changes that relationship by moving the loaded rail out of the cabinet and down towards the user.
Because the clothes return to their higher stored position afterwards, the lower wardrobe zone can still be used for shelves, baskets, shoes or other storage rather than being permanently occupied by a low hanging rail.
The current 730 is designed around standard wardrobe installation heights and uses straight arms for a compact movement path.
The movement is the point
BUTLER 730 does more than lower vertically. Its straight-arm geometry carries the clothes rail out from the wardrobe and down towards the user, so garments can be seen and reached without leaning deep into the cabinet.
BUTLER 730 movement
The current product specification gives 704mm downward movement and 591mm outward movement. The rail is steplessly adjustable, so it can be stopped at the user's preferred height rather than operating only between two fixed positions.
Three coordinated finishes
BUTLER 730 is available in three standard finish combinations, allowing the motor covers and arms to coordinate with light, dark or neutral cabinetry.
RAL 9003 motor covers with natural anodised aluminium arms and a chrome-plated clothes rail.
730-160-01RAL 7022 motor covers with black anodised aluminium arms and a chrome-plated clothes rail.
730-160-06RAL 9005 motor covers with black anodised aluminium arms and a chrome-plated clothes rail.
730-160-10Powered independent access
The current BUTLER generation is supplied with a Bluetooth control button. Optional radio hand controls can extend that control arrangement for one lift or several Granberg lifting systems.
The standard control can be positioned within comfortable reach and fixed using the supplied mounting arrangement.
An optional handheld remote allows the wardrobe lift to be controlled wirelessly away from the fixed button position.
Multi-channel Granberg remotes are useful where a dressing area contains more than one powered wardrobe or lifting system.
See the 730 in context
Use these images to show the stored position, lowered position and the space that remains available around the moving rail.
Stored high
Moves out and down
Lower storage remains usefulWatch the current generation
The operating video is useful for understanding the reach change. The installation video is aimed at the practical fitting and setup of the current BUTLER generation.
Watch the rail travel forwards and down from its stored position to a more accessible working height.
For installers and specifiers: see the current mounting arrangement, components and commissioning sequence. Always follow the latest Granberg instructions supplied for the exact product.
BUTLER 730 or BUTLER 732?
Both systems offer 30kg powered wardrobe access across the same broad wardrobe-width range. The major difference is the movement geometry and the height of storage each system is designed to unlock.
The standard-height solution. Straight arms suit conventional wardrobe positions while still moving the rail substantially forwards and down.
Curved arms and much longer movement are designed to bring genuinely high-level clothes storage into reach while keeping the lower wardrobe available.
Before the wardrobe is built
A powered clothes rail needs suitable wardrobe structure, power and clear space throughout the full path of the mechanism and the hanging garments.
The telescopic mechanism fits internal wardrobe widths of approximately 545–1568mm, corresponding to nominal 600–1600mm wardrobes.
Doors, shelves, handles and neighbouring furniture must stay clear as both the mechanism and the clothes move forwards and down.
Plan the cabinet depth and surrounding space around the garments themselves, not only the metal mechanism.
The current system uses a plug connection for 230V, 50/60Hz supply. Plan the socket location before the wardrobe is completed.
Place the Bluetooth button where the intended user can operate it comfortably from their normal seated or standing position.
Lower shelves, baskets and footwear storage can remain useful, but they must not obstruct the lowered clothes or the moving arms.
Try the movement at Bellamy House
Our Wardrobe Area contains the superseded BUTLER 720 rather than the current 730. It is still useful for experiencing the standard-height powered wardrobe concept, comparing reach and understanding how hanging clothes move towards the user.


Made by Granberg
BUTLER applies the same Granberg principle used across its accessible kitchen and storage systems: move the storage to the user rather than expecting the user to adapt to a fixed height.
Explore Granberg →Wardrobe specification support
Send us the internal wardrobe width, intended rail height, available depth, lower-storage layout and the user's preferred reach position. We can help check whether the 730 movement suits the space or whether the longer-travel 732 would be a better fit.

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