Overview
What is Elevator Cladding?
The durability of elevator cladding has made it a popular product throughout history. A large surface area forms one huge piece, while the complex fine wire fabric reads as a purposeful architectural element.
The surface is polished after braiding with stainless steel wire. It is widely used in elevator cars, elevator hall walls and lobby background walls. Different openings and weaving patterns in copper or stainless steel lend a unique metal texture and a high-end aesthetic to any interior.
Specification
Main specification reference
Use these values to define your initial specification. We confirm the final mesh opening, finish, drop length and installation method against your project drawings before production.
Applications
Elevator Cladding Applications
Elevator Cladding can be configured for the following architectural and decorative uses:
- Elevator car interior walls
- Elevator hall walls
- Lobby background walls
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