Quick Details

Upper and lower hood: Hairline stainless steel +acrylic

Ceiling: 304 Mirror stainless steel + LED lights

Panoramic wall: Safe laminated glass

Car wall:304 Hairline stainless steel

Controlling box: Integrated controlling box, 304 hairline stainless steel

Handrail: Stainless steel round tube

Floor: PVC floor

Production Features

1. Visual appeal

Glass is the perfect material to use in a stylish interior because it will coordinate with any design scheme. Unlike a regular lift, a glass elevator seems to take up no space at all, thanks to its glossy transparency. In fact, it creates the illusion of space because you can see through and beyond it. Plus, an elegant metal finish complements your interior design and adds that extra layer of visual appeal.

2. It's eco-friendly
Glass elevators are filled with natural sunlight during the day, which uses electricity to light them until evening. Their transparency also enables sunlight to shine freely into your home, reducing the number of lights you need to use inside. Not only are you minimizing your carbon footprint, but you're also going to save significantly on your electricity bill.

3. Durability
Using toughened glass, these elevators are reliable and long-lasting, as long as the proper maintenance is followed. Don't think of your common glass object which can break easily. Instead, glass elevators are able to work for years on end without any issues.

4. Glass Lets the Light In

Films featuring 20th-century lifts tend to show them artificially lit, often a the end of a long, gloomy corridor. Businesses have now fallen out of love with the lightbulb and are looking for ways to let more natural light into their buildings. Glass refracts sunlight, enhancing the light quality of the immediate environment. Research shows that this light quality is mood-lifting. So, if you're looking for a way to create happier employees and clients – a glass lift offers the solution.

5. The Design Potential is Huge

We know what a traditional lift looks like, but designers are still exploring the potential of the glass elevator. The material invites a minimalist aesthetic that looks as good in ultra-modern architecture or a heritage building. The circular lift liberates elevator design from its original rectangular form and offers a truly futuristic experience to passengers.