Whether you need an elevator handrail for safety or aesthetic reasons, a handrail should be designed to meet your specific needs. It should also match the design of your elevator and its interior finishes, so that you can enjoy the benefits it provides while maximizing its visual appeal.

Handrails come in a straight variety or a returned style, and they're available in different widths to fit all your elevator's specifications. They're also offered in a number of colors to complement your elevator's overall design and materials.

Wall Protection Pads

When you're working on the design of your elevator cab, it's important to consider how the walls will hold up under the stress of passengers. For example, if your elevator cab has glass walls, it's essential to protect the surfaces from damage that might occur when people drop things on them.

Wall protection pads are removable quilted canvas covers that hang on the elevator cab walls using pad hooks mounted on the top band of the cab above the panels. They're ideal for preventing wear and tear caused by luggage, carts, backpacks, etc.

Escalator Designs

Modern escalators have single-piece steps that move on a system of tracks in a continuous loop. They typically traverse vertical distances of about 18 metres (60 ft).

In the United States and Canada, escalators must conform to ASME A17.1 standards. They can be used to transport people from one floor to another and may have features that funnel passengers toward special exhibits or main exits.