Ocean Elevator Cabin

The materials used are as follows

Recommended Use:

Residential, Office

Door Placement:

Adjacent Double Doors, Single Door, Opposing Double Doors

Elevator Cab Positioning

Sill

Cabin Decor

Exclusive Stainless Steel

Flooring

Stone

Walls

Aluminum

Ceiling

Hammered Stainless Steel

Lighting

Light Line

Ocean Elevator Cabin

Recommended Use:

Residential, Office

Door Placement:

Adjacent Double Doors, Single Door, Opposing Double Doors

The Materials Used Are As Follows

Elevator Cab Positioning

Sill

Flooring

Stone

Ceiling

Hammered Stainless Steel

Lighting

Light Line

Walls

Aluminum

Decor

Exclusive Stainless Steel

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Intended Use of Elevator Cabin

The presence of materials with warm tones and sunlight-inspired lighting enhances the sense of security and tranquility in interior spaces. With this in mind, we designed the Ocean cabin using a unique type of stainless steel, combined with mirrors and light reflections on its surface, to evoke the feeling of the ocean for passengers. This luxurious cabin is an excellent choice for designers and those with refined tastes.

The Material Used For Constructing The Cabin

Natanz Black Granite, exclusive General Anti-Finger panels, 6mm thick smoked mirror, light line with 350-pixel resolution and heat sink, wavy smoked mirror stainless steel ceiling, smoked mirror stainless steel side panels of the cabin door with 0.7mm thickness and Super 8K resolution, and brushed black Anti-Finger stainless steel.

The Type Of Elevator Cabin Door

The door height is proportional to its width. For example, if the entrance width is 80 cm, the recommended effective height should be 210 cm. Similarly, for different widths, corresponding effective heights should be considered. The positioning of the cabin and floor doors should be such that side panels (nose) are created on both sides of the cabin door with an appropriate size. The term “appropriate size” refers to a minimum width of 15 cm.