Your tenants and guests judge the building every time the doors open. Vertice designs elevator interiors that look exceptional on day one and stay that way.
Wall panels, ceilings, lighting, handrails, flooring, and cab fixtures are selected and detailed as a system, so appearance, weight, fire rating, and maintenance all line up. We coordinate fixture selection and submittals so the specification is carried through to the installed car.
Most of the visual impact of a full replacement can be delivered by a correctly scoped interior upgrade at a fraction of the cost. Vertice defines what to keep, what to change, and what it should cost before a contractor prices it.
If you are an architect or interior designer, Vertice protects your design intent with feasibility review, substitution-proof specifications, and shop drawing review. See services for architects.
From landmark office towers to flagship retail, see elevator interiors delivered by Vertice, and read why the elevator is the most important room in your building.
Elevator interior design is the design of everything inside the elevator car: wall and ceiling finishes, lighting, handrails, flooring, signage, and fixtures, developed within the car's weight, fire-rating, accessibility, and code limits.
Yes. A correctly scoped interior modernization can deliver most of the visual impact of a replacement at a fraction of the cost. Vertice plans the scope and cost basis before bidding.
Architects and interior designers set the design intent. Vertice supports them as an independent consultant, handling weight, code, materials, specifications, and fabrication review so the design is built as drawn.
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