Elevator flooring replacement
Stone, porcelain, and resilient surfaces selected for traffic, maintenance, and cab weight.
Materials & finishes
Materials are the whole story in a four-by-six-foot room. Manhattan Elevator Interiors sources architectural-grade veneers and solid metals, then finishes everything in our New York workshop — so color, grain, and sheen stay consistent across every panel in your cab.

Why it matters
Elevator cabs take abuse no lobby wall ever sees — luggage, deliveries, dogs, moving blankets. We specify finishes for that reality: conversion-varnish lacquers on wood, PVD coatings on metals, and panel systems that let a single damaged section be swapped instead of re-skinning the whole cab. A scratched stainless steel elevator door can often be refinished, while deeper dents or failed coatings may call for a new skin.
Every sample is approved in hand before fabrication. Bring your architect's palette, or let us build one around your lobby finishes. We tailor sheen, color, and durability to the setting, from a prewar co-op or condominium to an office, hotel, or other high-traffic commercial building.

Coordinated components
Flooring replacement, LED lighting, and a new ceiling are planned together so the palette, illumination, clearances, and finished weight work as one system rather than separate add-ons.
Stone, porcelain, and resilient surfaces selected for traffic, maintenance, and cab weight.
Warm, efficient LED systems that improve visibility and reveal materials accurately.
Coffered, suspended, and luminous ceilings detailed around ventilation and emergency systems.
We'll bring a material set to your office or job site — veneers, metals, and glass you can put next to your lobby finishes.