Elevator Wall Panels

Applications and Benefits of Elevator Wall Panels

Elevator wall panels find applications in various settings, and their benefits extend beyond just providing a protective enclosure.

Applications:

²  Commercial Buildings: Elevators in office buildings, shopping malls, and hotels often feature aesthetically pleasing decorative wall panels to enhance the overall interior design.

²  Residential Buildings: In high-end residential buildings or luxury homes, elevator interiors may be designed with high-quality and visually appealing wall panels.

²  Hospitals: Elevators in hospitals may use durable and easy-to-clean stainless-steel wall panels to maintain hygiene standards.

²  Public Spaces: Elevators in public spaces, such as airports or train stations, may have robust wall panels designed to withstand heavy usage.

²  Transportation: Elevators in parking structures, subway stations, or bus terminals often use durable wall panels to withstand the wear and tear associate with high traffic.

²  Retail Environments: Elevators in retail spaces may incorporate branding elements and design features to create a cohesive atmosphere.

Benefits:

²  Aesthetic Appeal: Well-designed wall panels contribute to the overall aesthetics of a building interior, enhancing the visual appeal for passengers or visitors.

²  Customization: Decorative wall panels can be customized to match the design ideal of the building, allowing for a cohesive and harmonious look.

²  Durability: Stainless steel elevator wall panels can be durable and scratch-resistance, and other forms of damage.

²  Easy Maintenance: Mirror elevator wall panels are be easy to clean, making maintenance and ensuring a consistently clean and attractive appearance.

²  Branding Opportunities: Elevator interior wall panels can be used as a space for branding, displaying logos, or conveying a special message, especially in commercial or retail buildings.

²  Compliance With Safety Standards: Wall panels are designed to meet safety standards, providing a protective barrier and ensuring the well-being of passengers.

Specifications for Elevator Door Panels

Type: Stainless steel sheet

Standard: GB, ASTM, JIS, DIN

Technique: Cold rolled

SS Grade: 201, 304, 316

Finish: Mirror, Matt, Brushed, etched,

Color: Champagne, Gold, Rose Glod, etc

Edge: Mill or Slit

Thickness: 0.8-3mm

Width: Customized

Length: Customized

Application: Residential & Commercial Building

Packing: PVC film + waterproof paper + standard wooden package

Surface Finishes of Elevator Wall Panels

Elevator door panels can have various surface finishes, which depends on design preferences, aesthetics, and intended applications.

Mirror Finish

A mirror finish on elevator wall panels refers to a highly reflective and polished surface that mimics the appearance of a mirror, this nature of mirror finish can give the illusion of a large space to contribute to an open and airy feel within the elevator cab.

Satin Finish

A satin finish is a type of surface treatment to make a smooth, low-luster, and slightly textured appearance on wall panels, which help minimize the visibility of fingerprints. So it becomes a very popular choice in elevator interiors where a sleek and modern aesthetic is desired.

Brushed Finish

Brushed finish imparts a textured surface to the material, creating a pattern of fine lines or grooves, and it is known for its ability to hide minor scratches, scuffs, and fingerprints, which makes it widely used in various architectural and interior design applications, including elevator wall panel.

PVD Coated Finish

PVD coated finish offers a wide range of design possibilities. The process can produce different finishes, including polished, brushed, matte, or color surfaces. Anti-fingerprint properties conjunction with PVD coated finish can reduce the visibility of fingerprints and smudges on the surface of Elevator wall panels.

Etched Finish

An etched finish on wall panels involves a surface treatment process that creates a decorative pattern, design, or texture on the material. It shows fantastic decorative appearance, privacy, brand identity, anti-glare properties, and easy maintenance, which is a versatile design option used to enhance the aesthetic and functional qualities of wall panels.

Embossed Finish

An embossed finish is achieved by pressing the material between two dies, one of which has a raised pattern, transferring the pattern onto the surface of the material, which imparts a textured and three-dimensional appearance to the material to create patterns or designs that enhance the visual appeal of the elevator interior.

Custom Finish

We offer a wide range of different finishes for elevator wall panels.

Mirror finish or brushed finish are the most popular choice, the etched finish is also chosen as personal taste and style.

FAQ (frequently asked questions)

1-   Are elevator wall panels made of stainless steel?

Yes, elevator wall panels are commonly made of stainless steel. Stainless steel is a popular material for elevator interiors due to its various advantageous properties: durability, hygiene, aesthetics, versatility, resistance to wear, fire resistance. While stainless steel is a common choice, elevator wall panels can also be made from other materials such as glass, wood, laminates, and other composite materials, which depends on design preferences, building theme, budget considerations, and the specific requirements of the environment where the elevator is installed.

2-   Which surface finish becomes the most popular choice for elevator wall panels?

The choice of surface finish for elevator wall panels can vary based on design preferences, architectural considerations, and the desired aesthetic of the building. Certain finishes are more commonly seen in elevator interiors, such as brushed, satin, mirror, embossed, PVD coated finish. In high-end or luxury settings, finishes convey a sense of sophistication, so mirror or PVD coated finish are more preferred. On the other hand, durability and maintenance are critical, then brushed or satin finish might be favored.

3-   How to choose the size for elevator wall panels?

The size of elevator wall panels is typically customized to fit the dimensions of the elevator cab, ensuring a seamless and precise installation. Th dimensions are influenced by the size & capacity of the elevator, the architectural design, and any specific requirements or regulations in place.

4-   What is the best material for elevator wall panels?

Several materials are used for elevator wall panels, such as stainless steel, glass, laminates, wood, stone, aluminum, and other composite materials. The best material should be the one that aligns with durability, maintenance, aesthetic preferences, budget, building regulations, which makes stainless steel as a popular choice.

5-   Are stainless steel elevator wall panels costly?

Generally stainless steel is a little more expensive than laminates or composite materials. But stainless steel has a higher upfront cost, its durability and resistance to corrosion and wear can contribute to long-term cost savings. And it’s relatively easy to clean and maintain, which is contributing to cost savings over the life of the elevator. In summary, stainless steel elevator interior panels may be the best choice for manufacturers.