The elevator cabin is the first part that we encounter when boarding the elevator. A cabin compartment that has buttons related to different floors and by which passengers are safely transferred from one floor to another. The dimensions of the elevator cabin are directly related to its capacity and it consists of different parts such as the floor, walls, ceiling, cabin door, etc.
Types of elevator cabin
The types of elevator cabins are divided according to different criteria. With the advancement of technology in recent years, the design of the cabin has changed significantly and different raw materials are used to make elevator cabins. Actually, in general, there are two types of elevator cabins: half cabin and full cabin. The types of semi-cabins that are mostly used in elevators have low safety; But all the cabins that are used in elevators and lifts have higher safety and have different types based on the type of use, type of material, etc.
Types of elevator cab based on sex
Cabins are divided into steel, semi-steel, MDF, formica, panoramic and galvanized cabins according to the materials used to make them.
1- Full steel cabin
To make these cabins, stainless and anti-scratch steel is used, which has high quality and strength. The price of the all-steel elevator cabin is higher than other types and it is mostly used in commercial and office buildings. Turkish elevator cabins, which are made of golden steel sheets, are very popular and their prices are high.
1- Semi-steel cabin
In addition to steel, other materials such as MDF or Formica are also used in the construction of semi-steel cabins. The popularity of these cabins is due to their attractive appearance.
1- Panoramic cabin
Laminated glass is used to make the panoramic cabin. The appearance beauty of this type of cabins makes it more used in commercial centers and halls.
Formica cabin
1- Galvanized cabin
Galvanized cabin has many advantages compared to other cabins, including high resistance, the possibility of designing cabins in larger dimensions and reasonable price. These cabins are usually made of thin galvanized sheets and their floors are covered with parquet.
MDF cabin
For the design and construction of MDF cabins, fire-resistant MDFs are used, and most of them are used in residential buildings with low population. MDF cabins are washable and cleaning them is very simple.