See powered wardrobe rails bring hanging clothes forwards and
down into reach, whether the rail begins at a conventional
wardrobe height or much higher within the available space.
Make the full wardrobe reachable
Powered movement brings clothing towards the user rather than
requiring the user to stretch, reach or use a step.
2 powered lift types
Compare standard-height and high-level wardrobe access.
30kg current capacity
Both current Butler systems support substantial hanging storage.
600–1600mm wardrobes
Current systems cover a broad range of wardrobe widths.
Powered independent access
Lower the clothing rail at the touch of a control.
Accessible storage without sacrificing capacity
Bring hanging clothes down instead of designing storage permanently low
Conventional wardrobe rails can place a large proportion of
hanging storage beyond comfortable reach for a wheelchair user or
someone with restricted shoulder movement.
The Granberg Butler changes that relationship. Instead of fixing
all clothing at a permanently low level, the rail can remain
stored higher within the wardrobe and move forwards and down when
access is required.
Our physical display contains the previous-generation Butler 720
and 722 systems. These have now been succeeded by the current
Butler 730 and 732, but the showroom remains an excellent way to
understand the two different storage concepts and experience
powered wardrobe movement in person.
What the display demonstrates
One wardrobe can use height in two different ways
01
Standard-height access
Bring a normal wardrobe rail forwards and down to a seated user.
02
High-level storage
Use otherwise difficult-to-reach space above lower storage.
03
Powered control
Move the rail without manually pulling a loaded clothes bar.
Interactive display overview
Explore the Butler wardrobe display
Select a numbered marker to see how the showroom systems relate
to the current Granberg Butler range.
Desktop:
hover over a number to see its label.
Mobile:
use the numbered key below.
Two powered wardrobe lifts, designed for different heights
The showroom demonstrates the earlier 720 and 722 systems. For
new projects, the equivalent choices are now the Butler 730 for
conventional wardrobe heights and the longer-travel Butler 732
for high-level storage.
Current standard-height model
Showroom 720 → Current 730
Granberg Butler 730
Butler 730 is designed around a conventional wardrobe
installation height. The rail travels forwards and down,
bringing hanging clothes towards a comfortable reach position
while keeping the lower part of the wardrobe available for
shelves, baskets, shoes or other storage.
Up to 700mm travel
Straight-arm movement for standard-height installations.
30kg capacity
Designed for substantial everyday hanging storage.
600–1600mm wardrobes
Telescopic rail accommodates a broad range of cabinet widths.
Stepless powered movement
Stop the clothes rail at the preferred position.
Butler 732 extends the same powered-access principle much
higher. Its longer movement allows clothing to be stored in
high-level space that might otherwise be unusable while
keeping the lower section available for a second rail,
shelving or other wardrobe storage.
1120mm travel
Longer movement designed specifically for high-level storage.
30kg capacity
The same substantial current load capacity as Butler 730.
600–1600mm wardrobes
Available across a broad range of wardrobe widths.
High-level installation
Designed to make much more of the wardrobe's vertical space usable.
The Butler 720 and 722 installed at Bellamy House remain fully
useful for demonstrating how powered wardrobe access works.
For new orders and specifications, use the current Butler 730
and 732 range shown above.
The controls displayed beside the older showroom systems help
demonstrate the principle of independent powered operation.
The current Butler 730 and 732 generation uses updated wireless
control options.
01
Bluetooth control button
Supplied as the standard local control with the current Butler system.
02
Single-channel handheld remote
Optional wireless control for one lifting system.
03
Multi-channel remote
A single handset can be configured to operate multiple Granberg lifts.
The showroom contains the earlier models, while these Granberg
demonstrations show the current-generation wardrobe lifts in operation.
Current Granberg Butler range
Powered wardrobe access demonstration
Current Granberg Butler range
High and standard-height wardrobe storage
Interactive 3D walkthrough
See where the Butler display sits within the showroom
Explore the wardrobe area in three dimensions, view the
relationship between the upper and lower rails and continue
directly into the adjoining kitchen and bathroom displays.
Watch the clothes rail travel out of the wardrobe and down towards the user.
02
Check your preferred reach
Assess a useful clothes-rail height from a seated or standing position.
03
Compare storage strategies
See the difference between normal-height and high-level hanging storage.
04
Discuss wardrobe design
Consider rail width, surrounding shelves, clearances and available space.
Guided showroom consultation
Operate the Butler lifts for yourself
Book a one-to-one appointment at Bellamy House or arrange a
guided virtual visit. We can demonstrate the two wardrobe-lift
principles and discuss which current Butler system best fits
your wardrobe and reach requirements.
01
Experience powered clothes-rail movement in person.
02
Compare standard-height and high-level storage.
03
Discuss wardrobe width, reach, controls and installation.
